A board divided
The Holley Navarre Water System board of directors is once again a divided mess.
Unfortunately, the board members demanding transparency to the membership are in the minority. The other half of the board is being as transparent as mud.
Berryhill fire reminds us change is constant
It is with great sadness that we report on the loss of the historic Berryhill Elementary School building this week.
Students and teachers roamed its halls for 64 years, between 1926 and 1990, and many residents have fond memories of earlier, more innocent days spent there.
Triumph Gulf Coast: “efficiency and effectiveness”
It’s almost impossible to understand it if you weren’t here then.
One April morning in 2010 the Gulf of Mexico exploded. Hundreds of millions of gallons of oil roared up out of an undersea volcano and smeared across 70,000 miles of ocean.
Looking back at Census 2020: What Florida’s business and community leaders need to know
Following the 2020 Census, Florida could have secured:
- Extra yearly federal funding;
- An additional congressional seat; and
- Reliable data to guide statewide business and economic development, workforce infrastructure, social services, and decision-making for the years to come.
Historical Imogene Theatre needs Friends
It’s not especially large; it’s tiny compared to its modern counterparts.
And it’s not fancy. Whatever beauty it might hold comes from its simplicity, a square room with hardwood floors and whitewashed walls, natural light streaming in from rows of simple rectangular windows.
The Amazon effect
You know the math. Most of the money spent in Navarre stays in Navarre. It really is that simple.
When you shop locally, you’re really getting cash back in the form of lower taxes.
County commissioners stand for what’s right
Way to go, Santa Rosa County Commissioners.
You discussing abortion upset a PNJ letter writer.
The Spirit of ’76: Protecting us against the Putin Playbook
As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, it’s a good time to reflect on how our most fundamental freedoms have served this nation well.
It’s an even better time to think about what would happen if those liberties were taken away.
Rep. Matt Gaetz slams Democrat efforts to stripAmericans of Second Amendment rights
On June 8, U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01) debated the provisions of H.R. 7910, the “Protect Our Children Act” on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Rep. Gaetz objected to the legislation as a misguided and ineffective assault on the Second Amendment, specifically taking issue with raising the age to buy a rifle from 18- to 21-year-old.