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Sisters Destiny Salter and Priscilla White wake up every morning in their shared home in Milton around 5 a.m. They get ready, hop in their car and head to the Adams Sanitation headquarters to prepare for their day.

The Coalition for Santa Rosa’s Water Future will conduct a social-distanced presentation addressing Santa Rosa’s current water crisis. It will be held this Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, at 6 p.m., at 8418 East Bay Boulevard in Navarre. Parking is limited and overflow is across the street at ServePro.

With quarantines and school leave a routine matter in local schools, Santa Rosa County Superintendent Karen Barber and her staff have come up with a unique way to keep classrooms staffed.

By early next week, parents and community members interested in the spread of COVID-19 in Santa Rosa schools should have an easy way to view the data.

On a day when officials warned against the dangers of outdoor burning, firefighters battled a brush fire on Sunset Drive in Navarre Friday afternoon.

Santa Rosa School District Superintendent Karen Barber has named a new principal for West Navarre Primary School.

Proposed regulations to impose structure on Santa Rosa Board of Commissioner meetings were tabled last week after commissioners and citizens expressed concerns with the first drafts.

The resolutions would standardize everything from who could add last minute agenda items to how long citizens would be allowed to speak at public meetings.

Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) contractors poured concrete for the first new bridge deck needed to repair the Pensacola Bay Bridge Wednesday, January 13. Bridge decks are the portion of the structure that connect two pier locations to form what is referred to as a bridge span.

Florida Highway Patrol responded to a two-vehicle accident at 11 a.m. Thursday at County Road 191 (Garcon Point Road) and Interstate-10.

A vehicle traveling eastbound across Garcon Point Road in an attempt to pull onto the entrance ramp of I-10 East.

When the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) released its semiannual crime report recently, Santa Rosa County’s numbers were skewed.

The sheriff’s office had originally submitted four months of data for 2019 instead of six.