State-mandated monitoring by Holley-Navarre Water System of the William’s Creek sewage spill revealed fecal bacteria levels reached nearly 35 times the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (FDEP) recommended maximum days after the initial spill.
Navarre Beach’s Lifeguard season finished up Sunday, Oct. 30, to their highest numbers in recent history according reports by the Navarre Beach Utility that manages the lifeguards.
Pumpkins, masks and costumes have been on display in area stores for some time now. It is Halloween season, a time when we welcome ghosts, goblins and the haunting holiday itself. What some pet owners do not welcome is the fear of dealing with “spooked dogs” and “scaredy cats.”
Aquaculture has been around for more than 2,000 years and the practice of raising fish through that method is just as important now as it was centuries ago.
Hurlburt Field, Fla. – A 7-foot tall bronze statue of a Special Tactics airman in operational gear stands atop a black granite base–a memorial to past, present and future Special Tactics operators.
In 2015, approximately one in every four children struggled with hunger and food insecurity in Northwest Florida according to Feeding the Gulf Coast, formerly Bay Area Food Bank.
Holley-Navarre’s Fire District has grown exponentially since 2010, encompassing nearly 50 square miles with only two fire stations and five firefighters between the two at any given time. And while the 50 square miles hasn’t expanded, the number of residents has, nearly doubling. Yet, the district is still staffed at the same level as it was all those years ago.
