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Jan 31, 2013

Women’s abilities outweigh gender

The things women can do always amazes me. What amazes me more is all the things women have been told they can’t do.

Jan 24, 2013

Gun conversation devolved to Second Amendment attack

“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” -Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.

Jan 24, 2013

Out and About

Navarre Chamber’s Annual Health & Business Expo is this Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon at Navarre High School. The theme of this year’s Expo is “Showcasing the Heartbeat of Navarre.” There will be free health screenings with interactive booths and activities from local health care providers and local businesses, included Navarre Press. We will be writing prescriptions for “Acluism.” Of course, a subscription to Navarre Press is the right prescription for that dreaded disease. There has been a new feature added this year. There will be a Physician Q&A panel. To see the information on the panel, open up the Health and Business Expo guide enclosed in this issue.

Jan 17, 2013

County passes the Agriplex bill to TDC

Santa Rosa County Commissioners have passed the buck – and the bill – to the Tourist Development Council, to fund a north end project that commissioners had no interest in funding.

Jan 17, 2013

Out and About

If you usually skip the sports page – don’t. We have a story about Nadia Fingall, a 6-foot 2-inch Navarre High School Freshman basketball player that we will be hearing more about in the years to come.

Jan 3, 2013

Out and About

Happy New Year! I don’t know why I don’t feel as energetic as that exclamation mark…but I want to be. I’m just a tad bit pensive about the “fiscal cliff” and the real possibility of increasing inflation.

Jan 3, 2013

Gov. Scott should make transparency website public

Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Legislature may shelve a budget tracking website paid for with $5 million of taxpayer money – our money. As Floridians, shouldn’t we be allowed access to the website we paid for?
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