Medical marijuana supporters hold day of action
TALLAHASSEE — Medical marijuana supporters were out in force this weekend.
Meningitis claims life of Florida child
A case of bacterial meningitis quickly took the life of a 4-year-old boy in central Florida recently, but the Santa Rosa County Health Department said that no cases have been confirmed locally this year — though there remains one county case that is considered “suspect.”
Man arrested for shooting dog
A Navarre man was arrested last Thursday for shooting his neighbor’s dog, according to a Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office arrest report.
Elections near for water system members
Two seats on the Holley-Navarre Water System board are up for grabs for the upcoming year, and six candidates will be vying for the positions.
SRSO: Major Hayes retires, Sgt. Lio promoted to Lieutenant
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office recently said good-bye to one long-time employee and then honored another one with a promotion.
Former Milton teacher arrested for child porn
Jeffrey “Bruce” Richards, 63, of Milton, was arrested on Dec. 11 on federal charges of distribution, receipt and possession of child pornography.
SUV slams into truck, spills fuel
A woman was sent to the hospital and fuel was spilled into a ditch following a wreck in Navarre last Thursday.
Broxson, Evers push for more voting rights
Rep. Doug Broxson (R-Gulf Breeze) and Senator Greg Evers (R-Baker) are working to change some inconsistencies in the voting process for members of our military.
Gaetz: FDOT projects will boost economy, communities
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) announced its proposed five-year work plan for District 3 earlier this month. The district, which represents 16 counties in the Florida Panhandle, is set to receive an additional $300 million in infrastructure projects.
State delegation gathers legislative talking points
Leading up to the 2014 legislative session, three state lawmakers held a hearing seeking public input on Dec. 17 in Milton. Approximately 50 people representing Santa Rosa County government, business and other entities attended — and about a dozen speakers discussed a variety of issues ranging from government spending to bear control and storm water mitigation.













