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The Strong Steel Inc. website states that the Andalusia, Ala.-based maker of frames sometimes used to build houses is “Now hiring framers, drywallers” and “persons with building experience.”

Navarre Press reporter Rob Johnson asked Bob Hutchison, a longtime resident of Holley by the Sea and vice president of its homeowners group, for his thoughts and ideas about the flooding threat in that community. He began by recounting some of the development’s history.

A third of the Santa Rosa School District’s capital outlay budget will be on the line March 28, 2017, with a special election to decide if a half-cent capital outlay sales tax will continue in the county.

A Milton man was arrested Sunday, Nov. 20, for allegedly having sex with a girl between the age of 12 and 15 in Navarre Beach Park.

The Property Appraiser’s Office handed back a check for more than $231,000 to Santa Rosa County Tuesday, Nov. 7, after it came in under its allotted budget for 2015-16.

Understanding the benefits of Medicare can be a complicated for some and that’s where the Florida SHINE program comes into play.

El Paso, Texas (AP) — Munchkin thinks she’s a mastiff, and nobody has bothered to tell her otherwise.

Oyster populations are poised to thrive again in the region thanks to the Oyster Cultch Placement Project, a $5.3 million regional plan designed to enhance and improve the oyster populations in Pensacola Bay, St. Andrews Bay and Apalachicola Bay.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. – In 31 days, an Air Commando completed 24 credit hours equating to one year of college and earned a two-day pass.

Moving to a new place can be daunting, especially for a child. It can mean being in an unfamiliar school with unfamiliar people and no idea where social hot spots and basic necessities are located.