News Archive

I’ve battled anxiety for most of my adult life. My brain is super hyperactive. It thinks a mile a minute, it plans and replans before I even know what we’re doing. As in the popular movie franchise, I definitely think this hyperactivity can be used for good or for bad. If I do not specifically focus it toward good–toward the light–it will do its own thing and it will go to the dark side.

Are you ready for an entirely different type of fitness competition? The group fitness business that’s grown quite a bit since opening just a year and a half ago, Delta Life Fitness, will be offering a fun competition for women this weekend. A step up from your average 5K, the Delta Life Games will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 8 at the Perdido Key location.

April is a month dedicated to vulnerable children.

The demand for new single-family homes is being answered by Santa Rosa County builders who are off and running toward a third straight year of constructing more than 1,000 houses.

Accusations and ultimatums are flying fast and furious among the partners who manage the Navarre Beach Pier, and Santa Rosa County Attorney Roy Andrews has stepped in with a deadline ordering them to straighten out at least some of it by April 30.

The new and improved image that’s being planned for money-losing Tiger Point Golf Club could include a name change.

While U.S. congressman Matt Gaetz weighs pursuing fee simple title for residents of Navarre Beach, a fourth attempt at such legislation, the discussion continues to be mired in arguments over reopening Navarre Pass.

Santa Rosa saved more than $1 million and improved outcomes for those charged with crimes thanks to the Pre-trial Release Program.

Wall Street’s bulls have been running faster since November, but they have little on the current Navarre area market for single-family home sales.

A Holley man has pleaded guilty to stealing almost $30,000 from the federal government.