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Discussion of the future of the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Thursday’s concert series got intense at Monday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting as chamber president Judy Morehead and Commission Chairman Rob Williamson tangled over past conversations involving the event.

When Julie A. started her new job and moved to Florida with her two young children, ages 6 and 7, she had no idea that a predator lay in wait.

John Hurd was on his way to the state senior games in Clearwater when learned he was going to be named the Amateur Athlete of the Year by the All Sports Association.

Fishing is a key component of the Florida lifestyle as well as the state’s economy. But fishing line and other fishing tackle frequently enter Florida’s aquatic systems as a result of incidental snags or improper disposal. When left in the aquatic environment, fishing line and tackle create potential traps for unsuspecting wildlife that can become entangled and snared, leading to injury and death.

The target date for the end of the rebuilding of the red snapper stock in the Gulf of Mexico won’t be reached for another 14 years, and yet, the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council agrees with fishermen that the stock is healthier than it has been in the past.

To maintain air superiority, aircraft must be ready to take off in a moment’s notice. It takes a dedicated team of knowledgeable crew chiefs to maintain these aircraft and ensure they are ready for rapid global mobility anytime, anyplace.

Valentine’s Day is over. Your sweet tooth is satisfied right? Or maybe not. One of the things I’ve been studying about since beginning my journey is those rude cravings we have that end in an entire bag of candy, carton of ice cream or box of cookies.

What’s small, round and both its use and lack of use can cause weight gain?

Be Prepared. It’s the time-honored motto of the Boy Scouts, and in traditional terms, it applies to a scout being ready to deal with treacherous weather on a campout or the ability to jump into action to save a life.

The lawsuit filed last week by Scott Rayner against Stephanie Maddox, his partner in the company that manages the Navarre Beach Pier, has prompted Maddox to form a separate business and has asked for a review of their split by county officials.