Advanced technologies could improve traffic flow
Adding asphalt is not the only way to make traffic flow faster along corridors such as U.S. Highway 98.
Human remains found by hiker on Eglin Reservation
The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the discovery of skeletal human remains on the Air Force’s Eglin Reservation in west Okaloosa County. The bones were found by a hiker Tuesday evening.
Board approves elementary school redistricting
Roughly 105 Oriole Beach Elementary School students will be attending Gulf Breeze Elementary next school year. The Santa School Board voted April 11 to redistrict the schools during a public hearing in Milton.
K-9 Orkon injured during arrest
A Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office K-9 received emergency medical care Tuesday after being injured while apprehending a burglary suspect in Milton.
Navarre students face consequences for vaping
More students were busted last week for using e-cigarettes at Holley Navarre Middle School in the ongoing saga of what is being called an “epidemic” across Florida.
County, citizens explore funding options in workshop
County Administrator Dan Schebler fielded tough questions about spending of tax dollars Monday during the first of two citizen budget workshops. The first was hosted at Woodbine Church.
Bridge work update leaves questions
Although the inspection supervisor on the new Pensacola Bay Bridge and a spokesman for the Florida Department of Transportation aren’t quite in sync, both have made new assurances of an impressive, eventual construction result.
County Commissioners settle flooding lawsuit
County Attorney Roy Andrews made it clear the county was not accepting guilt by paying out a $15,000 settlement for flood damage during the April 11 Board of County Commissioners meeting.
FWC stresses the importance of being safe while on the water
Boating season will be in full swing soon enough. Keeping safety in mind while on the water can make the experience an enjoyable one.
Navarre Air Force wife bases debut novel on real life
Growing up as a chaplain’s daughter, Navarre resident Ruth Alfred knew that her experiences provided something unique while still relatable to military family members.













