News Archive

The Creekside Grill at Hidden Creek closed its doors Thursday. The restaurant, located on the property of Hidden Creek Golf Club, was closed by owning entity Holley Navarre Water System out of concern over potential money losses.

The state’s largest utility company is poised to spend billions to acquire Gulf Power, the Panhandle’s biggest utility.

In an effort to expand federal research into medical marijuana, U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz has proposed legislation to promote and protect that research.

Zipping across Pensacola Bay at around 50 miles per hour, the wind whipping in the faces of those on board on a partly cloudy afternoon, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Officers Sean Long and John Clark pull their boat up next to another one.

Hurlburt Field – Scott Fales’ demeanor wouldn’t lead anyone to believe the long list of accomplishments he has.

A registered sexual predator was arrested in Milton May 10 on multiple counts of possession of child pornography on his cell phone.

Longtime Navarre resident Phil Babiak has been advocating for years for a secondary east-west route between Navarre and Hurlburt Field to alleviate mounting traffic concerns along U.S. Highway 98.

Residents of Woodlawn Way in Gulf Breeze had an unexpected and naked visitor May 17. Joseph John Musso, 63, of Gulf Breeze was arrested after he allegedly walked around the neighborhood for more than an hour completely nude.

Missing Navarre girl Emily Navarro, 12, was safely returned to her family May 15 after disappearing from Flintwood Street the day before.

Florida’s First Lady made a pit stop on the U.S. Senate campaign trail in Navarre Tuesday to address several Republican women’s groups from the area.