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Beach residents, leaseholders again pursuing fee simple title

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association (NBLRA) are looking for a new lease on life for their neighbors and themselves. Although, lease might not be the most operative word.

The association met Jan. 18 to hear updates on various things affecting the beach community. One update is a plan to pursue residential ownership of beach properties through fee simple title, a long-held desire both on the beach and in Santa Rosa County government.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

They put pen to paper, signing their national letters of intent with smiles on their faces.


They pose for photos with family and friends as well as with teammates and coaches.

Woodstoke Pottery Fest celebrates 20 years in Holley

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.

Potters gathered from across the Southeast in Holley Saturday, Feb. 8, for the 20th rendition of Woodstoke Pottery Festival. The annual event is held at Holley Hill Pottery and is organized by Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society, a nonprofit promoting arts and culture in Santa Rosa County and throughout Northwest Florida.

Interim worship pastors at East Bay Church look to build church of their own

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.

Trying to start a new venture in life can be difficult. That’s why it helps to have a few friends.

Russell and Rachel Siemer are looking to plant an Assemblies of God church somewhere in the Fort Walton Beach area within the next year. The couple, who have been involved in ministry for 10 of the 12 years they’ve been married, recently moved from Tallahassee and wanted to get to know the Emerald Coast a bit better by serving at a local church.

Navarre area fire districts celebrate alliance

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community.

Responding to emergency calls can be difficult when you have limited staff or resources. Fortunately for three Navarre area fire districts, they have each other to rely on.

Beginning five years ago, Holley Navarre Fire District, Navarre Beach Fire Rescue District and Midway Fire District formed the South Santa Rosa Fire Alliance to provide mutual aid and training for its firefighters.