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State control of red snapper season in state and federal waters in the Gulf Mexico is closer to becoming reality.

As part of its continuing support and dedication to serving the military, the University of West Florida has formed a new Office of Military Engagement. UWF President Martha D. Saunders has named retired U.S. Navy Capt. Chris Middleton as the president’s military liaison, serving as the primary point of contact between her office and military and defense organizations.

Do you take care of your heart? February is American Heart Month, and it’s a good time to learn more about the warning signs your body will send if you’re at risk of a heart attack.

In September 2017, a Navarre High School student, acting under a fake user name, allegedly threatened fellow students with violence via Instagram.

The squeeze could be on soon for City of Gulf Breeze homeowners to pay special assessments for stormwater control now that officials there have acknowledged that the prospect of more government grants is unlikely.

Jason Traffanstead of Gulf Breeze was given the maximum sentence possible Tuesday by Circuit Judge John Simon for sexual acts performed on a child.

Proposals currently under consideration by the Constitution Revision Commission have been whittled down from hundreds to 37. If approved by the CRC, the proposed changes will go before Florida voters in November. Here are some of the key proposals:

No courthouse tax needed

A project three years in the making came to fruition Saturday.

The proposed expansion of the sewer plant at Tiger Point Golf Club won’t be quite as inexpensive as City of Gulf Breeze leaders have projected, area residents learned this week.