Golf course resident seeks relief from water
Holley Navarre Water System, owner of Hidden Creek Golf Club, is pushing at last known totals upwards of 300,000 gallons of effluent per day onto the course through the irrigation system.
Ellison’s making difference as grandparents raising grandchildren
Pamela Ellison of Navarre is like a lot of grandparents in this country in that she and her husband, Henry, are the ones responsible for raising their grandchildren.
New consumer program protects those that protect the nation
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced May 18 a new state consumer protection program focused on protecting the men and women who protect our nation.
FWC putting added emphasis on boating safety as holiday approaches
With Memorial Day weekend fast approaching, it is an appropriate time to highlight boating safety with National Safe Boating Week.
U.S. Air Force Special Tactics trains to lead, build partnership in Jordan
Explosions reverberate throughout the city, and rapid gunfire echoes off the stucco buildings as a joint nation special operations force fast-ropes onto a three-story building to infiltrate the hostile city.
You’re not a dog
One of the most profound quotes I’ve ever read on Pinterest was: “Do not reward yourself with food; you’re not a dog.”
Should you get a prostate screening test?
Prostate cancer, which affects 11.6 percent of men in the United States at some point in their lives, has actually shown a drop in the number of cases by an average of 5.8 percent each year over the last 10 years. Death rates also have been falling, 3.4 percent on average each year, according to the National Cancer Institute.
County to woo more retailers to Navarre
Navarre could eventually be the site of new high-end grocers such as Whole Foods and The Fresh Market if the county successfully expands its fledgling economic development incentives for national retailers as Shannon Ogletree envisions.
Red tape commandos fight for vets’ benefits
The daunting hodgepodge of forms and documents required to obtain some financial and medical benefits for military veterans has driven up requests for help in Santa Rosa by double digits in the past five years.
Courthouse costs mount as site debate drags on
For nearly 20 years Santa Rosa County has been arguing the point of creating a new courthouse, and that delay has been costing the county millions.









