News Archive

Every body has a challenge is one of my favorite catch phrases. In 2012 I moved to the Sunshine State about 40 pounds (if I’m being generous) overweight, seriously pale and out of shape.

Just Monday U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) issued a Critical Alert to the nation as the illegal surge at our southern border deteriorates further. We are simply overwhelmed he informed the American people.

In the face of concerns from some Navarre Beach residents, developer Steve Hering has reduced the size of his proposed new subdivision there to about 60 houses from the 70 he originally planned.

Allison Hagen of Jasper Street in Navarre was arrested Thursday, Oct. 27and charged with grand theft of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. 

Emergency room physician Paul Henning and his wife, Ekaterina, a substance addiction counselor, had an ambitious vision for The Club II athletic center when they bought it for $2.9 million in 2012.

State-mandated monitoring by Holley-Navarre Water System of the William’s Creek sewage spill revealed fecal bacteria levels reached nearly 35 times the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (FDEP) recommended maximum days after the initial spill.

Navarre Beach’s Lifeguard season finished up Sunday, Oct. 30, to their highest numbers in recent history according reports by the Navarre Beach Utility that manages the lifeguards.

Major health issues are tough to ignore.

Pumpkins, masks and costumes have been on display in area stores for some time now. It is Halloween season, a time when we welcome ghosts, goblins and the haunting holiday itself. What some pet owners do not welcome is the fear of dealing with “spooked dogs” and “scaredy cats.”

Aquaculture has been around for more than 2,000 years and the practice of raising fish through that method is just as important now as it was centuries ago.