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Several bears have reportedly been frequenting the Deer Trail Estates RV/Mobile Home Park neighborhood in Navarre.

Robert Carl, who lives in and manages the mobile home park, said the bears have been getting into the neighborhood’s trash and going through people’s yards.

Buffalo Rock, the beverage bottling and distribution company, is giving back to the Emerald Coast.

In honor of its 125th anniversary, the company is investing $125,000 across its footprint, including the Gulf Coast. A portion of that investment is going toward Feeding the Gulf Coast and will help the nonprofit provide more than 37,000 meals to families.

As the United States prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, communities across the country are talking about the role they played in the founding of the nation.

Santa Rosa County Animal Services will host a series of Community Cat Days throughout July, offering free spay and neuter services for eligible outdoor cats owned by no one and living in Santa Rosa County.

There are many ways and places to celebrate our 250th Independence Day.

For the first time in nearly two years, Matt Gaetz is once again a public official after being appointed to the Triumph Gulf Coast Board of Directors, effective July 1.

Dr. Edward Scott Morrison of Pensacola Beach has been indicted on charges related to the alleged illegal distribution and dispensing of controlled substances. According to the Florida Department of Health, Morrison holds staff privileges at West Florida Hospital in Pensacola and Capital Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee.

Santa Rosa County could become the first county in Northwest Florida to halt development of artificial intelligence data centers, at least until June 2027.

For many, a rug is an afterthought — something to make a room look a little more appealing and serve as a relatively soft cushion between one’s feet and the floor.

While rugs often get overlooked, one Navarre woman has made it her life’s work to turn the rug into an art piece.

It has been more than 10 years since Eglin Air Force Base opened its gates to the public for an air show. In April 2027, that will change.