Officials: Code enforcement needs some ‘teeth’
Santa Rosa County growth pains include garbage and construction materials dumping along roads, land clearing erosion control, and poor maintenance of flood prevention ponds.
To mitigate, if not stop, pollution caused by some homeowners and businesses, one resident at a recent board of county commissioners working session admonished the commissioners to “use the only hammer the county has” – fines.
Nonstop flight to New York added at local airport
World of Beer co-owner to open restaurant in Tiger Point
On Feb. 26, Tiger Point Golf Club will change ownership and the next day, a crew will be inside the old clubhouse, starting renovations.
The building, which will be owned by Scott Zepp, is being transformed into The Pointe, a restaurant serving golfers on one side and family dining on the other.
In with the new courthouse, but what about the old one?
It was one of the first issues Commissioner Bob Cole addressed 18 years ago when he was first voted onto the Board of County Commissioners.
And it’s still going.
Now, though, there is real progress on the construction of a new county courthouse and the disposition of the old building, which has been part of Milton’s historical downtown since 1927.
Borrow pit amendment faces reset or demise
FDOT to meet with local officials, discuss bridge reopening
Unidentified body found in boat at national seashore
Authorities are investigating the discovery of a body found at Gulf Islands National Seashore Sunday.
The body, which has not yet been identified, was found on a sailboat that was anchored in shallow water on the north shore of the park’s Naval Live Oaks area.
Winter storms likely to lead to gas price increases
Rescued pigs happy to ‘be on dry land’
As the investigation into an alleged animal rescue in Laurel Hill continues, workers at the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society are providing temporary homes for six adult pigs and eight juvenile pigs.
The pigs had been living in a pit of standing water and feces at the “Frye Branch Rescue,” before animal control workers saved them Friday.