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WMAs have come long way since humble beginning

Written by Brian Lester on January 12, 2017. Posted in News.

One purchase of land in 1941 has blossomed into something that now serves as a home for some of Florida’s most well-known and threatened wildlife species. It also provides a place for hunters and anglers to enjoy while allowing others to take advantage of golden wildlife viewing opportunities.

Resolutions Part 2, Resolve to win

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2017. Posted in News.

It’s two weeks into your new year’s resolutions! Let’s talk about another way to ensure success with those goals: consistency.

First Tee teaches life lessons one golfer at a time

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2017. Posted in Faith.

For Golf Instructor Luticia Boozer, golf is more than a sport.

JROTC unit overcomes challenges to win Area 8 orienteering championship

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2017. Posted in Education.

Scratch marks from the thorns that were in their legs are lasting reminders of the rigors that come with navigating through an orienteering course.

Marketing for tourists

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2017. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

Hopefully you will agree that I attempt to stay positive on pretty much everything involving SRC (Santa Rosa County). Saying that, it seems that the obvious is in your faces yet no one sees it when it comes to “visitors.” Specifically, when it comes to tourism SRC (primarily Navarre Beach) is the destination zone for seniors. The seniors are not the 18 year olds trying to buy beer and chase girls but the 65+ year old Yankees looking for a warm spot in the sand.

ICU nurse fights off infection, set to start rehab care

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2017. Posted in Community.

The future looks promising for a Sacred Heart Hospital intensive care nurse turned patient as she recovers from a life-threatening infection. Navarre resident Christa Gibson could be checking out of the same floor she once treated patients on and be checking into rehabilitation therapy as her strength continues to build.

Leggett goes out a winner at Clemson

Written by Brian Lester on January 12, 2017. Posted in News.

Greg Leggett has been battling an eye issue that has made him partially blind, but what he witnessed Monday night, his son Jordan helping Clemson win the national championship in a thrilling 35-31 win over Alabama, is a moment that was crystal clear to him and one that will live in his memory forever.