Missouri studio freeze-dries man’s best friend
SLATER, Mo. — Growing up on the family farm, Anthony Eddy learned early on not to get too attached to animals, including household pets.
Navarre NJROTC cadets win big
Navarre High School NJROTC Raider Battalion cadets won seven banners and three individual medals at the Auburn drill meet held March 2 at Auburn University in Alabama.
Ignored TDC recommendation draws criticism
Tempers flared at last Thursday’s Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council (TDC) north end committee meeting when TDC appointee Jack Sanborn interrogated County Commissioner Jim Melvin regarding why the commission ignored a TDC recommendation to reappoint TDC Chairman Vernon Compton to another term on the council.
Veterans cycling to recover, bring awareness
Army veteran Nathan Green has spent the past five years recovering from traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder after he was injured on his deployment to Iraq.
‘Sovereign citizen’ dead after police standoff
Jeffrey Wright, a Navarre resident, is dead after a late-night standoff with Santa Rosa County Deputies on March 8.
Navarre man killed in shooting
At about 12:30 a.m. on March 7, Santa Rosa County deputies received a call for suspicious activities on Larker Woods Road in east Navarre.
Parents notified of discovered contaminants
Holley Navarre Intermediate School parents were notified by letter March 8 that contaminants were discovered during the construction of a cafeteria, but there is no health threat.
Airborne car strikes pole
Ilan Danino, 39, traveling east bound on U.S. Highway 98 and Twin Pine in Gulf Breeze veered off the road, went airborne 10 feet and came to a stop upon impact with a utility pole.
County economic development progresses
Shannon Ogletree, interim director of economic development, briefed county commissioners at the March 11 meeting on economic development in the county.
Commissioners approve social media and rodeo
Santa Rosa County Commissioners approved several items dealing with the south-end during the March 11 commission meeting, but they left other issues hanging.











