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No regrets?

Written by Staff Reporters on July 19, 2018. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

In the most recent debate, District 4 Commissioner and candidate for re-election Rob Williamson was asked by candidate Dave Piech if he had any regrets in the nearly four years that he has served as county commissioner. The question seemed to be a gift to Rob – a chance for Rob to redeem himself. The answer from Rob was a round-about no. But he didn’t come right out and say “no” at first. He beat around the proverbial bush…he said he is a flawed man, didn’t always get it right and said he doesn’t look in the rearview mirror. However, when asked again he said, “No, I’m good.”

Hometown lawyer won’t get Gulf Breeze city attorney job

Written by Staff Reporters on July 19, 2018. Posted in News.

Ben Zimmern is popular in Gulf Breeze but his law firm’s losing record in a controversial property rights case has now played a role in his defeated bid to win the lucrative contract as the beachy community’s city attorney.

Westgate families left without water

Written by Staff Reporters on July 19, 2018. Posted in News.

Just outside NAS Whiting Field in Milton, a group of 12 families live in dated mobile homes clustered along a little dead-end street.

Symposium offers next steps for 98 solutions

Written by Staff Reporters on July 19, 2018. Posted in News.

Decision makers from throughout the region gathered at the Navarre Visitors Center last week to work together toward traffic solutions at the first ever Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Transportation Symposium.

Caregiving for person with Alzheimer’s presents challenges

Written by Brian Lester on July 12, 2018. Posted in Community.

Stacy McLaughlin will tell you all about her father, Jim Holland, a man she considers to be super intelligent. She’ll tell you how he used to do crossword puzzles, how he loved to read, that he was handy and had the ability to fix almost anything.

Churchgoers’ challenge: Escape from Noah’s ark

Written by Staff Reporters on July 12, 2018. Posted in Faith.

Entering the West Navarre Primary School cafeteria on recent Sunday, the congregation of Encompass Church Navarre was greeted by a large enclosed area decorated with rainbows, clouds and wild animals.

Exhibit showcases Warhol artwork

Written by Staff Reporters on July 12, 2018. Posted in Community.

The University of West Florida’s Pensacola Museum of Art is hosting the interactive exhibition “Andy Warhol: Myth/Maker,” June 29 through Sept. 2.

Beer crafters turn hobby into profession

Written by Staff Reporters on July 12, 2018. Posted in Business.

From hipsters posting Instagram pics of the newest IPA at their local pub to military veterans brewing in their backyards, the United States loves its beer.

Longtime surfer rescues man on Navarre Beach

Written by Staff Reporters on July 12, 2018. Posted in Beach.

Local surfer Brenda Stokes will be honored with the Lifesaving Award later this month after she successfully pulled a man caught in a rip current safely to shore aboard her surf board in late June.

Contaminants minimal in Gulf Breeze tap water

Written by Staff Reporters on July 12, 2018. Posted in News.

Let’s get this part out of the way: the drinking water provided by the City of Gulf Breeze through its two utilities to customers all the way from the city itself to Tiger Point isn’t perfect.

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