In these days of COVID and political uncertainty, there’s not a lot that can be predicted. Even the weather can fluctuate from the most educated forecasts.
Sunsets are also a mystery, though less so if you understand the science.
With the landscape having changed dramatically due to COVID-19 in the last year, there’s one thing that you might not have noticed is missing.
Girl Scouts have not been selling cookies outside of local grocery stores. That’s left a void for scouts eager to fundraise for activities, as well as folks who want their annual cookie fix.
It’s been more than two years since then-Governor Rick Scott vetoed archeological funding that helped keep Arcadia Mill running.
Since then, it’s been a struggle.
It has been my background music, until a call comes in that requires our attention. Every emergency call is important, but from a news perspective, many are commonplace.
The pandemic which devastated the hotel industry nationwide has been kinder to local properties.
Navarre, which has several hotels, saw tourism edge back in the summer and rebound heavily in the fall.
Somewhere in a place most of us will never see, the Shell Fairies are making magic.
Well, actually they’re making art and a little bit of magic.
Santa Rosa Commissioner Chairman Dave Piech was racing against the clock.
Like others who’d signed up to bend the ear of the three legislators for Santa Rosa County last week, he had three minutes to make his pitch, which included two requests totaling $1.5 million.
