News Archive

Hurlburt Field – 27 years of service. 13 assignments. Countless deployments with joint special operations units and even a stint at Harvard University.

Do you have trouble saying no? I know I am a recovering Yes-aholic. It’s hard to say no for many of us because we have a big heart and we miscalculate how much we can accomplish. Sometimes, it’s simply that we like being able to say yes!

The commercial building boomlet underway in the City of Gulf Breeze is speeding up with plans being revealed for a fourth hotel and a third ice cream shop.

Friday morning at 6:30 a.m. the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s office SWAT, Narcotics Unit and Major Crimes Detectives executed a judge-signed search warrant at 3286 Hwy. 87 in Holley. According to The Republic, a newspaper in Columbus, Indiana, the Bartholomew County Joint Narcotics enforcement team simultaneously served a related warrant at an address in Columbus.

County tourism leaders were hesitant Monday to back plans to pay for nearly $2 million in Navarre Park improvements through more than doubling the loan on the Navarre Beach Visitors Center.

The Atlanta developer who last year stopped his partners’ proposed donation to Santa Rosa County of the 2,718-acre property known as Jubilee is still working behind the scenes to create a huge residential community there.

A car driven by Mississippi resident, Robert Shane Moore, age 33, struck several boxes and a post and left the scene of the crash heading westbound on Navarre Parkway.

In a letter to Senator Bill Nelson, Gen. David Goldfein, the U.S. Air Force chief of staff writes in part, “Reopening Navarre Pass in a way that goes through the Santa Rosa Island Controlled Firing Area would interfere with current and future Air Force and DOD missions. Consequently, the Air Force opposes reopening that pass.”

Ed Williamson had no idea the Florida Trail existed, at least not until a chance encounter with people from the Western Gate Chapter of the Florida Trail Association.

The Veterans Upward Bound program at Pensacola State will continue for at least another five years.