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Millions in improvements to drainage in Holley by the Sea (HBTS) could lose a funding opportunity following the second meeting of the Board of County Commissioners to discuss the future of the new local option sales tax (LOST) funds.

Christopher Lance Kelley, 20, of Deena Lane in Navarre was arrested April 10 and charged with possession of counterfeit bills, possession of marijuana over 20 grams and possession of drug equipment.

In yet another sign of Santa Rosa’s growth and recovery from the Great Recession, home foreclosures fell for the third straight year in 2016 while the inventory of repossessed houses also declined.

Growing up in South Carolina, retired Master Sgt. Ronald Adams always wanted to fly airplanes.

Mike Orlando has worked as a bear biologist for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for more than 20 years and has been involved in his fair share of encounters with bears. It comes with the territory of his job.

Hurlburt Field – The name Richard E. Cole is one that comes with a legacy of service, sacrifice and bravery. It is a name that will forever be cemented in Air Commando and Hurlburt history after a building renaming and dedication ceremony here, April 7.

Do you run or even wish you could run? Is running painful? Do you wish you could run without pain? As a runner and friend of many who would answer yes to the previous questions, my experience is that most often this pain is brought on by bad shoes or lack of flexibility from stretching. I sought the advice of experts to help us understand a little more about shoes in the adjacent article.

There are many struggles people face when it comes to getting ready to run, but one of the most common is shoes. Whether it’s deciding on which brand, what support level, where to buy them or when to replace them, there are a lot of questions surrounding the running shoe.

Steven, a teen from Walla Walla, Washington, did what so many other teens do: He smoked weed and took an array of other drugs. He was put on probation for criminal offenses and, at the age of 17, he nearly killed himself from an overdose. He skipped enough school that he was on the verge of being expelled. He said he hated authority and the government.

Thomas E. Matassa, 23, of Gulf Breeze pleaded guilty to receipt of child pornography, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Florida, Christopher Canova.