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Rebuilding plans change. That is the case for greater amberjack in the Gulf of Mexico.

Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana –  The four pillars of resiliency — physical, mental, spiritual and social — are drilled into the minds of Airmen today to emphasize how important it is that no matter what life situation they are going through, there is always a healthy way to handle the situation.

With boxing gloves hanging from the doors, a mural on the wall of two dudes duking it out and a variety of punching bags awaiting a beating, one of Navarre’s newest gyms is primed for fighters.

Ads that promote vacations on beautiful Gulf Coast beaches are running on the University of West Florida’s radio station—but those leisure destinations aren’t around here.

Santa Rosa deputies are looking for two individuals suspected of vandalizing private property in the Navarre area. Tyree Travon Hawkins, 21 and Kaitlin Elizabeth Skrivanie, 19, are facing six counts of criminal mischief and one felony charge, according to a sheriff’s office press release.

If all of Navarre’s registered voters living in Holley by the Sea had shown up at the polls during last year’s special election, that single voting district, known as precinct 34, could have decided the entire election by nearly 100 votes, based on Supervisor of Elections data.

Shortly after signals that the project was moving forward, a proposed new hotel for Navarre has been put back on hold indefinitely.

After allegedly holding people hostage at gunpoint in Navarre, a habitual felon has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for gun possession.

While state laws across the nation are allowing more use of marijuana for everything from life-threatening illnesses to recreational highs, the drug remains illegal under federal law.

After leading police on a high-speed chase through Navarre and Gulf Breeze, a South Florida defense attorney was convicted of multiple charges Jan. 9.