Chemist pleads guilty to stealing drug evidence
A former Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) chemist charged with stealing drug evidence in more than 90 cases plead guilty Thursday, Sept. 15, to charges of racketeering and other offenses. State Attorney Bill Eddins announced that Joseph Graves was sentenced to 15 years in state prison.
Attorney leads police on high-speed chase
A high-speed chase through Gulf Breeze ended in the DUI arrest of a central Florida defense attorney Saturday, Sept. 10.
Brothers reflects on life in the sky
Ernest Brothers spent 37 years as a pilot for American Airlines and of the more than 30,000 flight hours he logged in his career, he’ll never forget his final moments as a pilot.
Jung ready to compete on world stage
When Andreas Jung first watched an Ironman competition a few years ago he still wasn’t sure if it was something he would one day do.
First There That Others May Live: Air Force recognizes Special Tactics contributions
The brightest of Air Force’s ground special operations forces were recognized for their contributions to the force and fight in their annual awards ceremony here, Aug. 25.
Unlearning what we’ve been told
Well here’s the pivotal point where you decide I’m completely full of it or that maybe I might be on to something. I often feel like I’ve had to work hard to unlearn much of what I’ve been told as a member of Generation X. Previous generations may not feel that way but boy so many of us young’uns bloom into the adult world full of all the wrong knowledge. This is particularly true with many ideas about food and nutrition that have been reinforced over the last several decades and are not necessarily true. Let’s go through a few of them.
ReefCam installation stalled again
The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station received their underwater reef camera Aug. 30, but it will still be months until a live feed of Navarre’s reef ecosystem will be available to visitors.
Move afoot to get Parker seated now
Republican nominee Sam Parker is the only candidate left standing for the District 1 County Commissioner’s seat after write-in candidate Caleb Boudreaux dropped out Sept. 1.
Sugar Dunes leaseholders left in limbo
Even the most aggressive bill collectors must sometimes resign themselves to writing off some debts.
Questions swirl around drainage projects
Although Holley by the Sea residents are eager for some of the county’s 30 proposed stormwater protection projects to begin in their area, some suggest that a more organized approach is needed.













