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Pensacola opens streets for Ciclovia

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in News.

Pensacola on March 25, don’t plan on driving. Instead, plan on walking, biking, skateboarding, jogging or whatever other method you perfer to be active. The largest street closure in the history of the city is planned for the first ever Pensacola Ciclovia (seek-low-VIA) Open Streets event.

Navarre reaches new height in orienteering competition

Written by Brian Lester on March 2, 2017. Posted in Education.

Nicolas Kaiser had the perfect quote when asked to describe the feeling of the Navarre JROTC unit taking fourth at the national orienteering meet in the mountains of Georgia earlier this month.

Santa Rosa seeks new teachers through hiring event

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in Education.

As college and university education majors flee their campuses for spring break fun, the Santa Rosa School District hopes to snag future talent through the Teaching Spots and Flip Flops teacher hiring event March 11.

Eight reasons to repeal Obamacare

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

1) Costs

Despite repeated promises of premium reductions, Obamacare has delivered major increases.
In the employer-sponsored market, costs continue to increase. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, average family premiums for employer-sponsored plans have increased almost 32 percent from 2010-2016.

Keller Williams Navarre office receives honors

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in Business.

Keller Williams Realty Emerald Coast’s (KWREC) Navarre office received several honors at the recent Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s 41st Anniversary Annual Banquet.

Turn lane construction runs into Spring Break

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in Beach.

Though the county aimed to complete a dedicated right turn lane to alleviate traffic on Navarre Beach ahead of spring break, the project stalled.

A highway runs through it

Written by Staff Reporters on March 2, 2017. Posted in News.

U.S. Highway 98 is more than 10,000 trips a day in excess of its capacity according to the Florida Department of Transportation.

Too busy for your health

Written by Staff Reporters on February 23, 2017. Posted in News.

Do you ever feel like you’re in a war of busy-ness that you never approved funding for? These days we are all so busy. Somehow, even with all of these modern conveniences, our lives are appear to be busier and more stressful than ever. Which means our bodies are more stressed than ever, producing even more cortisol which can wreak havoc on so many things.

Test your fitness

Written by Staff Reporters on February 23, 2017. Posted in News.

One of the first things a personal trainer will have you do is test your level of fitness using a variety of exercises typically including push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups, bench press, squats, a 10 minute walk test and more.

Local refuge offers life line to human trafficking victims

Written by Staff Reporters on February 23, 2017. Posted in Faith, News.

Florida has the third highest number of sex trafficking cases in the country. These victims, frequently young girls roughly 12-years-old, are forced into prostitution where they may see as many as 30 “johns” or purchasers of sex, a night.