Sep 7, 2017
Versatility of FWC officers on display in Texas
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers are as versatile as any law enforcement agents out there.
Sep 7, 2017
Special Tactics saves lives in Hurricane Harvey aftermath
Hurlburt Field – To assist in rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, 38 Special Tactics Airmen were deployed to southeast Texas to provide critical disaster relief.
Sep 7, 2017
Red in the ledger
One of my favorite mantras is “I can’t have any red in the ledger.” It comes from a scene in “The Avengers” when Black Widow discusses how many folks she’s killed and how much blood she has on her hands. She wants to get rid of the “red in her ledger” by doing some good to make up for it.
Sep 7, 2017
Local racers go ultra
In case marathons aren’t enough of a challenge for those who love such a thing, ultramarathons are climbing in popularity in today’s fitness world.
Aug 31, 2017
Closer look at life as an FWC fisheries biologist
Eric Weather used to watch the televised adventures of Jacques Cousteau. It eventually led him to a career in fisheries research as a biologist with the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.
Aug 31, 2017
Fighting back
Eglin Air Force Base – The Women’s Equality Day committee hosted two women’s self-defense events at the fitness lab here Aug. 16 and 17.
Aug 31, 2017
Excuses are like…
Have you ever heard that saying, “Opinions are like ____; everyone’s got one?” In my role as a personal trainer and health coach, I feel that way about excuses. Here are the most common excuses given when it comes to getting healthy:
Aug 31, 2017
Law of motion causes Gulf Breeze traffic standstills
Sir Isaac Newton could have told you so: There would be consequences to tinkering with the timing of traffic lights in the City of Gulf Breeze in an effort to smooth vehicular flow on Highway 98.
Aug 31, 2017
Emergency officials keep Cold War vigilance
Although a nuclear attack on our area is far less likely than such natural catastrophes as hurricanes, Daniel Hahn has a plan to take cover in his house and use a large couch as a shield from gamma rays.
Aug 31, 2017
County passed up economic planning grant
Every year Santa Rosa officials apply for and win grants for hundreds of thousands of dollars from the state and federal governments, and they’re currently focused on gaining millions more as the county’s share of the BP oil spill settlement.






