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Dec 3, 2021
In March of 2021, we sent an email and attachments to Santa Rosa County Officials, explaining our concerns about the potential hazards of allowing subdivisions to be built directly south and southwest of the Gulf Breeze Zoo.

Dec 2, 2021

Last summer our Preserve Navarre nonprofit launched an online survey at www.YourNavarre.com. The goal of this survey was to determine if Navarre residents desire to become their own city with home rule.

To date the results have given us a resounding yes. Our latest reports continue to show 66% of the respondents (3,141) support the idea.


Dec 1, 2021

As I pondered a letter written by a local gentleman who states that Incorporation of Navarre is a bad idea, something struck me.

The writer stated, and I quote, “Or could we enjoy our freedom, mind our own business and appreciate a county government that generally leaves us alone unless we ask for help.”


Nov 25, 2021
As a community activist, I am asking for your help as well help from the Gulf Breeze Community.

Nov 24, 2021
Thanksgiving and Christmas are almost here. America and the whole world are on a slippery slope, A MESS! Nevertheless, I thank God for all volunteers still responding to all in need as they have for years.

Nov 23, 2021
We were horrified to hear that discussions are underway regarding the development of 80-plus acres of land off of Navarre Parkway.

Nov 23, 2021
I would like to address the Santa Rosa County Sheriffs department and its murder investigations of deaths in the south end of the county (Navarre). My son was murdered in Santa Rosa county in 2013 and his murder is unsolved as of this day.

Nov 17, 2021
Last week, two Navarre residents wrote letters advocating turning Navarre into a city. Incorporating Navarre into a city would create several layers of bureaucracy to regulate everyday life – added layers that we all would have to pay for.

Nov 17, 2021
It’s a bad year for grants in Santa Rosa County, between the failure to apply for a road improvement grant, effectively costing former county administrator, Dan Schebler, his job and, more recently, a local fire district reversing its course on accepting FEMA money.

Nov 9, 2021

There are times when we are uncertain what will happen if a particular public policy is implemented.

A proposal in Congress about cuts in interchange fees on credit cards is not one of them.

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