A sign of possible progress on beach home
Amid threats of foreclosure and years of complaints from neighbors, a dilapidated brick home on Gulf Boulevard may finally be renovated.
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Navarre Beach remains public
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill last month that would privatize many beaches along Florida’s coastline starting July 1.
Wright aims to pitch his way back to Major League Baseball
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Covers, Healing Paws, Military, Milton, Sports.
Daniel Wright knows what it’s like to get to play at the highest level of his sport. He’s pitched for both the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Angels over the course of his first five years in pro baseball.
Hog hunting season about to begin
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Wild hogs have been in Florida for more than 500 years, brought over by Spanish explorers, and they live in all 67 of the state’s counties.
Storage units in Heart of Navarre
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Fall Sports Guide, Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
I understand the commissioners are considering a plan to allow a mini-storage unit business in an area that is to be developed as a neighborhood downtown area in the area’s Master Plan. This is a very bad idea and I urge the commissioners to vote against it. If I’m misinformed, please let me know the facts of this matter, as it influences my voting decisions.
Teen Girl Scout creates central volunteer site
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Mary Ballard has been involved in Girl Scouts from birth.
Consultant outlines 5-year strategy for county economy
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New staff, expanded infrastructure, improved industrial parks and better websites are among the items on a laundry list of plans that Garner Economics LLC devised for Santa Rosa County’s next five years of economic development.
Navarre senior calls for school safety fix
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Amid calls for metal detectors and bulletproof glass on school campuses, one Navarre High School student has a simpler, and possibly cheaper, safety measure to add to the debate: identification cards.
Team Eglin takes Research Lab competition
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama – Teams from Air Force Materiel Command bases around the country came together to answer the Air Force Research Laboratory Commander’s Challenge–precision, austere resupply. Move 50 pounds of supplies 30 miles and deliver them to a 20 X 20 foot drop zone.
Fairpoint foresees big cash surplus
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In an apparent reversal of fortune from a year ago, Fairpoint Regional Utility now expects a financial surplus that could rise to about $12 million during the next decade.