Republicans Gaetz, Jordan, DeSantis rally in Navarre
Three Republican congressmen known for making national headlines delivered their stump speeches in Navarre Saturday during their Freedom Tour through Northwest Florida.
Williamson criticized for ‘liking’ vulgar Facebook posts
County Commissioner Rob Williamson faced heat from constituents Monday for ‘liking’ vulgar comments made about Navarre residents on the social media platform Facebook.
15-year-old charged with attempted homicide
A 15-year-old from Jay has been arrested Sunday on attempted homicide charges after he allegedly shot his father and attempted to build a fire bomb.
Gulf Islands hosting public comment period for revised wake zones
Gulf Islands National Seashore will host public comment periods for the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for personal watercraft that was released Aug. 3 by the National Park Service.
Nosy new deputies join sheriff’s office
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office welcomed two new deputies to the force last week, and those deputies will be trained for a special mission.
School budget makes for an eternal impasse
The proposed $366 million budget for Santa Rosa County’s public schools in 2018-2019 is ground zero in a labor-management battle between teachers and district Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick that underscores the frustration on both sides.
Four things to know: Zoning Board
Santa Rosa County volunteers of the Zoning Board met Aug. 9 in Tiger Point, voting on a variety of land development code exceptions and changes.
Williamson campaign postcard makes phony claims
As District 4’s heated election season comes to a close, potentially thousands of voters received mail-out postcards touting current District 4 County Commissioner Rob Williamson as a conservative businessman and avid supporter of President Donald Trump.
Man charged in sexual assault on 6-year-old
A Navarre man was arrested Aug. 6 on charges he sexually assaulted a 6-year-old girl on three separate occasions, according to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.
School nurse ranks thin in Santa Rosa
By most measures the quality of health care in Santa Rosa public schools is high, but that’s despite a relatively low ratio of registered nurses to the rising student population.








