Brian Out Loud
Reclassification is expected to take place for high school sports at some point in February.
I hope the Florida High School Athletic Association makes good decisions when it comes to the reclassifying process.
LETTER: Looking at dark winter, dark future
Wendy Victora Rudman: Mitten up, cold weather sticking around
I’m not sure how I survived growing up in Illinois, why I thought it was fun to strap on shoes with blades on them and stumble across a frozen river.
I waited for the bus in sub-freezing temperatures and considered it normal to don layers of clothing so thick I couldn’t press my arms down to my sides. It took 10 minutes to get dressed to step out the front door and almost that long to take it all off again.
Letters: Who’s in Charge?
What’s goin’ on in Milton? Who’s in charge? We’ve got campaign contributors running the Board. Zoning Board votes being ignored.
Votes to approve overdevelopment while infrastructure needs go unaddressed.
Out and About
As you will read in this week’s edition, county officials started out the year with some fireworks.
The fallout from the firing of attorney Roy Andrews late last year continues to be a hot topic with some county officials, while others seem ready to move on.
Learn about the oaks common along Gulf Coast
A reputation for strength, durability and the ability to endure the harshest of condition is admirable and enviable.
Very few humans (and usually not the celluloid heroes of the silver screen) have the grit and determination to earn this standing or status in the course of their existence. A few notable personages in nautical history have risen to display the aforementioned character traits.
Guest Editorial: The answer to Santa Rosa’s water crisis
Over the past several months, Santa Rosa’s politics have been inflamed by heated debates concerning the county’s water supply.
The arguments largely concern local developers and their practice of digging sand. The practice leaves large holes or “borrow pits” that many experts say are hazardous to our underlying water sources.
For God’s Sake: Do not live as if this world is your permanent home
Looking around our home, post-Christmas, I noticed something – we have a lot of empty cardboard boxes.
In addition to a nice collection in our garage, we have a fine display of sturdy, reliable boxes in our dining room, a room we rarely use. I know what you are thinking – somebody got a load of presents this Christmas.
Brian Out Loud
Opting out has become a hot topic in a crazy college football season that has been played amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
So hot, in fact, that it has fueled comments on social media that cannot be printed in a newspaper.