A three-car accident on U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre Aug. 11 left two vehicles significantly damaged. A white Ford four-door car was stopped at the intersection of Constitution Drive and Highway 98 at a stop sign and a yellow Ford Focus was westbound on Highway 98. A red Nissan Pathfinder was eastbound on Highway 98 in the left turn lane, preparing to turn onto Constitution Drive. Drivers in the westbound lane stopped to let the Pathfinder cross but the driver of the Focus did not see the Pathfinder. The Focus collided with the right side of the Pathfinder, causing the Pathfinder to overturn, with its rear hitting the left corner of the white Ford. No serious injuries were reported.
Although Santa Rosa teachers union members are likely to reject a new contract that reduces the size of their raises, the school district can impose the lower amount for one year.
Population growth has caused the number of reported crimes in Santa Rosa County since Jan. 1 to be slightly higher when compared to the same period last year, Sheriff Bob Johnson told an audience at the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Aug. 11.
“One hundred years ago, 1879, was the last U.S. continental coast to coast total solar eclipse,” said Dr. Wayne Wooten, astronomer and newly retired astronomy professor from Pensacola State College (PSC).
Through the centuries, little research has been done on animal behavior during solar eclipses, but what little data and anecdotal information is out there paints a weird picture.
Football fever has reached its peak. The stadium is buzzing with excitement. The band is playing. The fans are cheering. The players are amped up for another gridiron battle, the sound of pads popping providing the soundtrack to the evening.
Josh VanMeter once lit up a scoreboard for 27 points in a regional final during his high school hoops glory days in Indiana. He connected on nine of his 11 attempts from the field in an upset victory over a school that dropped from 4A to 3A and went into the game as a heavy favorite.
Americans who wish to bring home a furry friend are faced with a multitude of choices. Fluffy the Norwegian forest cat might come from a close friend burdened by debt. Teddy the poodle may be found at a recommended breeder, and Fido the mutt just might jump into your arms from the pens at a county shelter.