Holley calls for revisiting of long-term plan for Navarre projects
It took the Tourist Development Council seven hours of debate in October over how to pay for a $7 million renovation of Navarre Park to finally come to a consensus.
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New school bus fleet arriving in Santa Rosa
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Effective July 1, Student Transportation of America (STA) will take over as the bus service contractor for Santa Rosa County School District. As part of the $10.5 million first-year contract, STA has provided an all new fleet of school buses.
School safety legislation at the forefront for 2019
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Florida legislators will not meet in session again until March 5, 2019, but many lobbying groups are already getting their legislative priorities in order, including the Santa Rosa County School Board.
Risk of concussions not exclusive to football
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Three female athletes, all Olympians, pledged to donate their brains for research to the Concussion Legacy Foundation earlier this year.
Blue Wahoos’ Long shines in all-star game
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Shed Long of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos put on a show in the Southern League All-Star Game last Tuesday night in Birmingham.
Cronin helps Razorbacks punch ticket to championship series
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Matt Cronin let the 0-2 pitch fly toward the plate and the Florida batter swung at air.
Carter putting in the work to be the best this season
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Josh Carter has his ankle soaking in a bucket of ice. Music is playing on his cell phone as he sits inside the Navarre football fieldhouse and recovers from another tough day of summer practice.
Baseline testing valuable assessment tool in concussion recovery
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Navarre baseball coach John Boddy recalls a time when he felt he had suffered a concussion in a high school football game.
Ferry service finally starts up in Pensacola Bay
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As Pelican Perch made its way across the glistening water of Pensacola Bay Wednesday afternoon, with the view from the ferry boat second to none and the Blue Angels soaring high above in the blue sky–a bonus layer to this beautiful backdrop–Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Enough?
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Have you had enough? Every issue is politicalized and discussed with emotion instead of logic. In many cases, the discussion is simply a lie. If a lie is repeated enough times, uninformed people begin to believe the lie.