Harry and Evelyn built a marriage that lasts
Harry Adams said he wouldn’t trade his wife for anything in the world.
Alligator hunt still popular in state
Alligator hunting is a big deal in Florida. The numbers tell you as much.
Calm in the chaos: CCT students under pressure in tactics exercise
Rumbling down a dirt road in a Medium Tactical Vehicle cargo truck, a team of special operators quietly awaits for chaos to ensue.
Juana’s helps make poker run a success once again
Kevin Rudzki, owner of Juana’s Pagodas on Navarre Beach, has been involved with the Emerald Coast Poker Run since day one and has watched the event grow every year.
Fill the Boot campaign affects local residents
In partnership for more than 60 years, the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the International Association of Fire Fighters have joined in the fight against muscle-debilitating diseases that can strike both children and adults. This year is no exception as local firefighters at Holley-Navarre Fire District ready to kick off the Fill the Boot MDA Campaign Sept.30 and Oct.1.
New facility signals return of recycling to the region
Santa Rosa County residents will have recycling service again soon thanks to the construction of the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority’s state-of-the-art Interim Material Recycling Facility in Pensacola.
Beach residents off the hook for renourishment
Navarre Beach dwellers won’t have to pay a special assessment for this summer’s $15 million sand renewal, the Santa Rosa County Commission vote unanimously Tuesday night.
Mike Hill says tax probe clears him
State Rep. Mike Hill said the investigation of his claim to homestead tax exemption has ended without an allegation of wrongdoing.
County pursues unpaid lease fees
Santa Rosa County is trying to give about 400 Navarre Beach leaseholders some incentive to pay their delinquent lease fees by imposing a deadline.
Insurance scammers costing Florida policyholders
Santa Rosa County Citizens Property Insurance customers could face an average 8.7 percent increase in their rates after the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) Aug. 23 rate hearing.











