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Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public’s assistance in identifying a victim of an attempted carjacking that occurred on November 04, 2024, at approximately 8:40 p.m. at Circle K located at 5661 Quintette Rd in Pace.

Running a business takes discipline. From coming in early and leaving late to keeping up with accounting, inventory, and marketing, a business owner is responsible for the success of his/her business and its staff.

Two people were rescued from a submerged vehicle Sunday night in a retention pond next to the Elevate Navarre apartments. At approximately 9:36 p.m. on Nov. 3, Holley Navarre Fire District and other first responder agencies went to the scene of a “serious vehicle accident” at 1900 Elevate Ave. 911 callers reported an overturned vehicle submerged in a retention pond with occupants trapped inside.

Living in an area surrounded by military bases can have its perks. On Thursday, Oct. 31, approximately 762 high school students from Santa Rosa County attended STEM Day, a special event on NAS Pensacola for high schoolers from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.

Beginning Monday, November 4, construction crews will start necessary repairs to certain portions of the Navarre Beach Causeway seawall. Crews are scheduled to install soil anchors to newly installed portions of fronting wall and existing seawall as well as install fill (sand) to areas in need.

Anyone who has gone to Navarre Park in recent years has seen the damage caused by Hurricane Sally. With repairs left undone to part of the park’s sidewalk and the dock, Navarre residents are wondering when repairs will be completed.

Beginning at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, November 6, Navarre Beach Utilities will turn off water to certain areas on Navarre Beach to replace a valve in the distribution center located at 8460 Gulf Blvd. The outage is expected to last approximately four hours.  

Today, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and their division of the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) want to remind everyone participating in Halloween festivities to prioritize safety while gearing up for some spooky fun and exciting activities!

Frank Sinatra, the famous singer and actor, once said of New York City, “If I can make it there, I can make it anywhere.”

Navarre’s Julius Raymond Weems IV is learning the meaning of Sinatra’s words. The 10-year-old is acting, singing and dancing in the Broadway production of “MJ,” a musical based on Michael Jackson’s life.

On Nov. 3, a group of musicians will rock Navarre Beach for a good cause.