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The road sign on a wooded lot on U.S. Highway 98 across from the Tiger Point Publix announces the future location of Momentum Church and assures that “No perfect people are allowed.”

This 19-acre parcel of land will be Momentum’s first permanent location. Presently, its five campuses meet weekly either in rented facilities or online.

Morgan & Morgan has been retained by several victims affected by the Midway Water crisis in the city of Gulf Breeze.

Santa Rosa’s commissioners met on Nov. 9 and unanimously decided to maintain the current districts after the 2020 Census report showed that Dave Piech’s district 4 population increased nearly 10,000 residents.

Navarre turned out for the Nov. 11 community ceremony honoring veterans, with hundreds of people filling Navarre Park’s pavilion and crowding around it. Among those in attendance were the Navarre High School Naval JROTC, two Boy Scout troops and a number of service organizations from the area.

The speaker, retired Chief Warrant Officer Vernon Ward, told those gathered that to be a veteran means to embrace something greater than themselves.

Caring and Sharing of South Santa Rosa County is grateful to Gulf Breeze High School and Navarre High School for their school spirit and support in sponsoring another ‘Caring and Sharing Beach Soup Bowl Challenge’ by competing in a collection of nonperishable food items.

Navarre High School brought in 7,641 cans compared to Gulf Breeze’s 2,385 items.

Unexpected federal funding for stormwater runoff control projects might be coming to Santa Rosa County.

The Milton City Council met Nov. 9 to appoint a replacement to fill the unexpired term of David Richardson, who resigned last month due to health issues. Under the requirements of the City Charter, the Council had 60 days to complete the appointment process.

Midway Water System has released a report and timeline of events detailing the cross-connection error that has left hundreds of MWS customers with contaminated water.

The following update is provided as part of the Navy’s ongoing private drinking water testing around Naval Air Station (NAS) Whiting Field and its Outlying Landing  Fields (OLFs) in Florida and Alabama for the emerging, national environmental issue of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). Based on sampling results from private drinking water wells in the sampling areas, the Navy is expanding the sampling areas near NAS Whiting Field, OLF Barin and OLF Wolf. 

In case you missed District 4 Commissioner Dave Piech’s monthly zoom meeting, here are the highlights: