FWC reaches major milestone
Former mayor, Thompson, released
Guy Thompson, the former Mayor of Milton, was released from the federal prison he was staying in two years before his set release date.
On January 17, 2020, Thompson was sentenced to 51 months in prison for embezzling over $650,000 from the United Way of Santa Rosa County, which he ran for 39 years. The sentencing came after the FBI and IRS investigated Thompson’s finances for the years of 2011-2018.
Potential town homes slated for Gulf Breeze
Magdalene’s, Inc.: A place for survivors to call home
Magdalene’s, Inc. has been in the works for two years, and on Thursday, April 28, the non-profit closed on their home. The building will be the site of a safe house for female survivors of human trafficking.
In August of 2019, David Williams, who operated a massage parlor on Fordham Parkway in Gulf Breeze, was arrested.
Citizens paying more in taxes without rate increase
Vietnam Vets to receive proper welcome home at Heroes Honor Festival
At the end of May every year, Americans come together to commemorate and honor the sacrifices of those who have served in the military.
Although Memorial Day focuses on the sacrifices of those who died defending the United States, the veterans who survived still carry with them the scars of war.
Workshop explains new county website
RV park hoping for approval on site near Whiting Field
The Board of County Commissioners heard a request to develop an RV park.
The hearing came during the Special Rezoning Meeting that occurred on Thursday, April 28.
Q&A with U.S. Representative Matt Gaetz
Editor’s Note: We will be meeting with Rep. Matt Gaetz, who represents the 1st District of Florida, on a regular basis to ask him questions about his representation of our district in Congress and initiatives that he is working on to the benefit of our district and our country.
How does your faith help you in your role as a Congressman?
Faith does two things it raises the ceiling on what you believe is possible. The word of God shows us that we don’t always know what is ahead of us.
Eric Sines excited about opportunity to compete in Special Olympics USA Games
Eric Sines heads out on the Santa Rosa Sound on his paddleboard, the water calm, the sun shining and the wind blowing lightly on a Wednesday morning in Navarre.
The conditions are perfect, according to Eric, who is doing a photo shoot on this day along with an interview ahead of his rapidly approaching big moment, that being the opportunity to represent Santa Rosa County and the state of Florida in the Special Olympics USA Games next month in Orlando.