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The effectiveness of a new genomic screening method that could help predict possible infections and complications in patients with severe traumatic injuries will be studied through a four-year, $1.8 million grant to University of Florida researchers from the National Institutes of Health.

Mention the month of October and the color pink to people and they will almost immediately think of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What people might be less likely to recognize is that September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, which dedicates the month to raising awareness and educating women on ovarian cancer, the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death in women.

Five sergeants with the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office recently graduated from the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute as first-line supervisors from the Florida Leadership Academy.

Navarre resident and decorated war hero Navid Garshasb passed away last week after a lengthy battle with cancer.

TALLAHASSEE — Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi is joining with 21 other states that support a National Rifle Association effort to overturn a federal gun law.

TALLAHASSEE — President Barack Obama’s push for a limited military strike against Syria is being met with skepticism and opposition from many in Florida’s congressional delegation.

The lights went out in Navarre once again early Sunday morning.

After complaints concerning recent county procedures and policy enactments prompted by Santa Rosa County Attorney Angela J. Jones, some citizens have started questioning her expertise and experience. 

A Navarre man was arrested last Tuesday in connection with four burglaries, two of which took place in the Holley by the Sea area, according to a Santa Rosa County Sherriff’s Office arrest report.

Some intersections are more dangerous than others, and Navarre has a couple of these along U.S. Highway 98 that have proven to be accident prone.