A Florida Forest Service (FFS) official said investigators have determined wildfires that burned about 180 acres in Santa Rosa County last week were the result of arson.
If you are a country star, flying to Las Vegas, performing in front of 14,000 people, rubbing elbows with other stars, and receiving VIP accommodations to other Academy of Country Music shows might be old hat. For a Navy pilot on the other hand, it is a never-to-be-forgotten event.
In a classic case of “If first you don’t succeed, try, try again,” members of the Navarre Garden Club, along with active duty and retired military personnel happily unveiled May 16 a new Blue Star Memorial Highway marker in Navarre Park. The national program honors all men and women who serve our country and the local marker designates Highway 98
Ashleigh Peacher of Milton is now 24-year-old, and she has battled Lyme Disease for two-thirds of her life. When caught early, the disease can be cured or managed well — but doctors missed her diagnosis. Ashleigh’s condition reached the extreme stages, so she’s sharing her story during Lyme Disease Awareness month in the hope of helping others.
Weight loss specialists at Metabolic Research Center know that losing the weight is only half the battle. That’s why the weight loss center focuses its programs on lifestyle changes and tailors its menu plans to fit each client’s goals which makes keeping the weight off more achievable.
Participants in the 2014 Navarre Relay for Life were excited to hear May 13 that the group had topped its fundraising goal of $156,000. And, for the second consecutive year, American Cancer Society Community Representative Brenda Hamamura left the wrap-up event a little lighter, after having her head shaved by relay participants.
Northwest Florida State College May 7 recognized students who successfully completed the college’s program for Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BSN) and Associate Degree in Nursing during the Spring 2014 semester.
Orlando, Fla. (AP) — Two employees tested negative for a rare virus days after coming into contact with a Saudi resident infected with the second confirmed MERS case in the U.S., a spokeswoman for an Orlando hospital said last week.
