City sees silver lining in Tiger Point land sale
The City of Gulf Breeze’s proposed sale of part of Tiger Point Golf Club to the Santa Rosa County School District may be a better deal for Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick’s organization than either side realized.
Kiln Walk center receives first funding push
After more than a decade of work and grant applications, the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk in Holley has finally received funds to take the first steps toward making its learning and arts center a reality.
District unveils design for K-8 facility in Navarre
Conceptual designs for a new school in Navarre to relieve crowding at the existing schools have been revealed, but funding may be a problem.
Navarre senior calls for school safety fix
Amid calls for metal detectors and bulletproof glass on school campuses, one Navarre High School student has a simpler, and possibly cheaper, safety measure to add to the debate: identification cards.
Orth making most of outdoor adventure opportunities
Charlie Orth probably felt a little bit like he was in a scary shark movie.
Concessioner selected for ferry service
Gulf Coast Maritime Services, Inc. has been selected by Gulf Islands National Seashore to operate the Pensacola Bay Ferry Service.
Team Eglin takes Research Lab competition
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama – Teams from Air Force Materiel Command bases around the country came together to answer the Air Force Research Laboratory Commander’s Challenge–precision, austere resupply. Move 50 pounds of supplies 30 miles and deliver them to a 20 X 20 foot drop zone.
Musical.ly lures children into a dark world
This is the second in a four-part series featuring a column written by author and mother Anastasia Basil under the headline “Porn is not the worst thing on Musical.ly” that highlights the dangers of social media to children. We will be taking a deeper look at portions of this column in each issue. The full column is available on medium.com.
When your child is posting self-hate
A quick online search of the hashtags author Anastasia Basil references in her piece turn up many posts that would be deemed inappropriate for children.
Business snag lands Gulf Breeze in court fight
Government officials are often fond of saying they want to run their operations like a business.








