Sophomores aren’t usually mentioned in the same sentence as “best player in the state.” They rarely get to bask in the glory of being recognized as one of the athletes in the nation either.
Faces are changing at Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS) – two recently hired administrators are adjusting to their new roles, and one longtime board member, Charlie Enghauser, is resigning.
The Santa Rosa County School District will eliminate the district-developed Local End of Course Exams, according to an April 30 email from Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick
Last April’s flooding exemplified the destructive force of water, testing the capability of area infrastructure with record-breaking rainfall. One year later, county officials are using knowledge gleaned in its aftermath to update the county’s flood mitigation plan.
Gov. Rick Scott is heading to Washington to try to convince the Obama administration to release federal hospital funds, but he insists that he will not support expanding Medicaid insurance to more than 800,000 Floridians.
While the majority of commissioners expressed support in January for a 2016 referendum regarding a smaller courthouse design in downtown Milton, the board remains undecided on what course to take following Tuesday’s judicial workshop.
Millions of older people are getting tests they don’t need to prove they are healthy enough to have cataracts removed, a new study finds. The excess testing before this quick, ultra-safe eye procedure is costing them and Medicare a bundle, and many patients don’t know they can question it, doctors say.
