Santa Rosa County Commissioners today are expected to approve $173,882 for a Navarre playground. The board also plans to seek state support to fast-track a community access road study and approve relocation of controversial signage.
Although it seems counterintuitive when your joints are throbbing, exercise may be just what you need for relief from the pain of osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease.
Tapping the anxieties of aging baby boomers, President Barack Obama last week called for tougher standards on brokers who manage retirement savings accounts, a change that could affect the investment advice received by many Americans and aggravate tensions between the White House and Wall Street.
Cat lovers united this past weekend for the Destiny Cat Fanciers Beauty & the Beach cat show at the Emerald Coast Convention Center, where felines of every kind competed for top honors.
Online petitions are circulating in the hope of preventing the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission from lifting the ban on hunting bears in the state.
The Navy Reserve will marked its centennial anniversary Tuesday with a series of events that started in Washington, D.C., and will continue at installations around the country during the year. The events will highlight the history of the Navy Reserve and the contributions reserve sailors have made to the nation’s security.
After more than 65 years of providing entertainment for Naval Air Station Whiting Field sailors, Marines, airmen and Coast Guardsmen, the Frank W. Dahlinger Golf Course will shut its gates for the final time June 1.
Eglin Air Force Base and Corvias Military Living recently announced that military retirees and federal civil service employees will become eligible to live on base beginning March 15.
The Pensacola Council of the Navy League of the United States announced Feb. 26 that a barracks military training instructor for the Naval Air Technical Training Center (NATTC) received the Margaret Flowers Civic Award for 2015.
Florida is scheduled to lose $1 billion in federal health funds at the end of June, a hole in the state budget the Legislature must fill in its upcoming session if a settlement isn’t reached between the administrations of Gov. Rick Scott and President Barack Obama.
