Community Archive

The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Tunes by the Dunes Committee is seeking musical acts for its 2019 concert series.

When Milton businessman Joseph Forsyth died in 1855, the dozens of slaves that called Arcadia Mill home faced an uncertain future.

Dexter Hunter is sitting out front at Navarre Gardens on a beautiful January afternoon – his wife Bonnie is the administrator at the assisted living facility – and someone walks by and asks what he’s up to.

Anna Bagley hoped for a top three finish in the FHSAA Competitive Cheerleading State Championship meet.

It took 24 hours and four layovers for Navarre First Assembly of God missionaries Rachel Coggins and Becky Fleury to make their way to the impoverished regions of the African nation of Togo.

The silence in the crowded gallery was broken by a single, booming drumbeat.

Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter quarantined all cats in their care last week and halted intake and adoptions after a sudden death of an adult feline.

Cold doesn’t come to mind when most people think Florida.

Cheryl Deas landed in Jacksonville at 1:30 a.m. Eastern Time last Tuesday after a late-night flight from Washington D.C. She was originally scheduled to land at 10 p.m. last Monday. Delays changed that plan.

Cheers erupted when Kazoo strolled into the cafeteria at West Navarre Intermediate School Monday morning.