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Apr 26, 2021

A request to have a food truck festival in a Navarre Beach public parking lot once a month sparked a discussion at the April 22 Santa Rosa Board of County Commissioners monthly work session.

That request was just one of the inquiries the county has received, County Administrator Dan Schebler told commissioners.  The central issue, commissioners said, is whether allowing vendors to use public property would negatively impact small businesses that already have signed agreements with the county.


Apr 25, 2021
On a sunny morning early this week, a handful of workers moved concrete blocks around a large pile of fill near the Santa Rosa Sound.

Apr 24, 2021

County staff will be meeting individually with county commissioners for their input on increasing the civil penalties for violations of an environmental nature.

Currently, the stiffest penalty is $300 for a first-time violation, even those that have a major environmental impact.


Apr 24, 2021
Illegal dumping continues to be a problem in Santa Rosa County.

Apr 23, 2021
Santa Rosa County is likely to be paying off-duty Santa Rosa Sheriff’s deputies to patrol a stretch of neighborhood roadway heavily traveled in the months since the Pensacola Bay Bridge closed for repairs.

Apr 23, 2021
County commissioners discussed steps to replace the bridge to Navarre Beach at the Thursday morning board workshop.

Apr 22, 2021
The first hour of Thursday’s Board of County Commission work session was marked with raised voices and other commissioners telling Commissioner James Calkins that he needs to work on his leadership skills.

Apr 22, 2021
While the rest of America is celebrating the anniversary of the passage of the Declaration of Independence, a local doctor will also be celebrating a milestone in the pandemic.

Apr 21, 2021
Passionate parents crowded the cafeteria tables at Woodlawn Beach Middle School Tuesday night to stand up for their children’s freedom and fight for their right to not wear a mask. Some were even asked by deputies to leave due to outbursts and profanity.

Apr 21, 2021

Craig Payette was out of town visiting relatives when an idea went off in his head.

He played Top Golf while on his trip and thought how great it would be to turn The Club, which is currently vacant in Gulf Breeze,  into an entertainment facility that features a Top Golf style driving range as well as other amenities.

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