New signs to be installed at Navarre Beach Causeway
A slap on the wrist is all County Commissioner and Chairman Rob Williamson will face for deciding to remove the temporary welcome signs placed at the foot of the Navarre Beach Causeway.
Deputies seize 130 grams of methamphetamine in arrest
In an arrest at the Days Inn and Suites on Navarre Parkway, Santa Rosa Sheriff’s deputies seized 130.5 grams of methamphetamine, eight 0.25 mg Xanax tablets, 0.3 grams of marijuana, 0.3 grams of heroin and what appeared to be psychedelic mushrooms.
Former airman gets probation for apartment arson
The man who set the Reserve Apartments ablaze while residents slept in their beds in neighboring units will not be going to prison.
Gulf Breeze Sertoma Club 27th Annual Fishing Rodeo
Enjoy a weekend of fishing with family and friends on June10 – 11, 2017 at the Gulf Breeze South Shoreline Park.
Fee simple title gains support in Washington
Legislation to give residents of Navarre Beach equal rights to their land has garnered a new supporter in Washington. Democratic U.S. senator for Florida Bill Nelson signed on as co-sponsor earlier this month for a bill that would allow fee simple title for Navarre Beach residents.
Florida’s death penalty still under scrutiny
In November 1988 a Milton cab driver went missing.
Summer heat can put elderly population at risk
Just as the mercury rises on the thermometer with the arrival of summer, the need to keep the elderly protected during the warmest months of the year goes up as well.
Prep pets for hurricane season
Hurricane season is here, and whether you are human or animal. preparing for the worst could save a life. From goldfish and canaries to cats and dogs, Santa Rosa County Animal Services (SRCAS) has provided resources and advice for making sure all pets weather the storm safely.
Lionfish provide different kind of thrill of the hunt
Brady Hale makes the trip from Dallas to Pensacola once a month to hunt lionfish, and the fact that he’s willing to travel more than 600 miles to hunt the invasive fish that has wreaked havoc in the Gulf of Mexico isn’t a surprise at all.
Eglin’s testers deploy to Alaska’s NORTHERN EDGE
Eglin Air Force Base – Aircraft from the 53rd Wing and 96th Test Wing deployed for a two-week exercise in Alaska to test F-15 and F-16 systems in a realistic threat environment.
The Operational Flight Program Combined Test Force teamed with a number of units across the 53rd WG and the 96th TW to execute F-15C, F-15E and F-16 flight tests from April 25 to May 13.








