Changing body image
If you’re a woman, bring to mind a woman whose body represents goals you have in health and fitness. If you’re a man, bring to mind a man whole body represents goals you have in health and fitness. What’s amazing about the exercise is even though we are all bombarded by different images in the media, at our local gym and certainly at our local beach, we all probably have very different images of the ideal body.
Williamson earns second consecutive FAC Presidential Advocacy Award
The Florida Association of Counties (FAC) presented Santa Rosa County District 4 Commissioner Rob Williamson with his second consecutive Presidential Advocacy Award at the 2017 FAC Annual Conference and Exposition.
High school administrator arrested for prescription fraud
A Gulf Breeze High School administrator was arrested July 20 after passing a fraudulent prescription, police said.
Scammer poses as cash-demanding deputy
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office has received reports of a telephone scam involving the agency, according to a press release.
Milton man arrested on child porn charges
A Milton resident was arrested Wednesday for 28 counts of possession of child pornography.
Gulf Breeze nears medical marijuana sales ban
The impending City of Gulf Breeze ordinance that prohibits medical marijuana sales outlets within the municipality’s borders leaves no room for misinterpretation—starting with its first words: “Ban imposed.”
County’s planning déjà vu would be expensive
The County Commission’s recent proposal to pay up to $120,000 for an economic development strategy devised by a private consultant seems to ignore that it paid $25,000 for such a plan in 2013.
Leaders envision fresh economic strategy
Economist Rick Harper and some area leaders are suggesting dramatic change from the traditional approach to economic development that harks back to the 1920s, when then President Calvin Coolidge so famously said, “The business of America is business.”
Avalon courthouse location is game changer
Pensacola businessman Jerry Long didn’t waste time in accepting Santa Rosa’s $850,000 offer for his 19 acres on Avalon Boulevard as the prospective site of the new county courthouse.







