News Archive

The Navarre Beach Fire Department, the community at large and folks as far away as Hawaii have pooled their resources to support a local firefighter and his family as he battles a serious viral brain infection that left him hospitalized for several days.

Google drug busts on Interstate 10 and countless stories appear detailing the major busts made along a highway considered one of the nation’s prime drug trafficking corridors.

In Santa Rosa County, the flavor of the month is crystal methamphetamine.

After spending years saving the lives of others – and just days after giving birth to her second daughter – a Navarre nurse ended up fighting for her life at the same hospital where she works.

Phyllis Krantzman knows what she should do, but like many of her peers, the 71-year-old doesn’t know how to approach a casual acquaintance to ask who will take care of her when she needs it most.

The holiday season seems to last longer and get more hectic every year. Whether cooking the Thanksgiving feast or doing last-minute gift shopping, everyone can get a little stressed out. Most people don’t know that their dog may also experience anxiety during these celebrations.

The closure of the gray triggerfish season in 2017 is bad news to fishermen in both state and federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. — The first Commando Con event was held at the Hurlburt Landing Zone Community Center here, Nov. 16.

Carbs. We love them. Diets hate them. How many carbohydrates did you eat last week? If you’re like me you ate every imaginable type of carbohydrate.

If you live anywhere off of Whispering Pines Boulevard, chances are you’ve waved at Paul Sims. For the last 13 years, he was been walking a 4-mile loop from his home to the intersection of U.S. Hwy. 98 and Whispering Pines Boulevard and back. And that’s not just on the days he feels like it either.