Dec 7, 2017
Reward offered for identity of spray paint vandals
Three individuals were caught on a home security video spray painting private property in Navarre Saturday evening. The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office is offering a reward for information leading to their arrests.
Dec 7, 2017
Fairpoint found exempt from Sunshine Law
The controversial, unannounced gathering of some Fairpoint Regional Utility directors on Oct. 31 isn’t prohibited by Florida’s Sunshine law, Chief Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille has concluded.
Dec 7, 2017
Pier revamp underway, new operator at helm
While the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier has remained open, the pier restaurant and bar have been closed since Nov. 25 as Growing Santa Rosa Enterprises transitions into its role as the new pier operations company.
Nov 30, 2017
Team aims to determine true numbers of red snapper population
No one knows for sure how many red snapper are out in the Gulf of Mexico.
Nov 30, 2017
Veteran Profile: Grant Gallagher
Grant Gallagher was making a decent living working sheet metal, but he began to wonder where it might lead over a lifetime. Then one of his coworkers told him about his son who had joined the Air Force and was a remote pilot. That’s when the light bulb went off for Gallagher.
Nov 30, 2017
Happy happy, joy joy
‘Tis the season to choose joy! That’s a nice little bumper sticker slogan you’ve probably heard, but what does it mean?
Nov 30, 2017
4 ways to rebound after the holidays
Holidays are awesome for connecting with loved ones, but we often find ourselves veering from our normal routines that keep us feeling healthy and energetic. Here are some tips on rebounding into healthful living after the holidays.
Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017
Sunshine Law cloudy for Fairpoint Regional
While a recent unannounced gathering of some Fairpoint Regional Utility Service directors may appear to have violated Florida’s Sunshine Law, some are questioning their obligation to meet in public.
Nov 30, 2017
Scope of Gulf Breeze probe could widen
The planned inquiry by the Florida Auditor General’s Office into the City of Gulf Breeze’s finances will take several months and may extend to questions about controversial legal expenditures.