H1N1 claims life of Pace woman
A 25-year-old woman who grew up in Pace has died due to complications from the H1N1 flu virus, making this the third such death to impact Santa Rosa County this year.
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Here’s looking at you Marion Moseley
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Although Marion Moseley, born in Tampa, Feb. 21, 1926, more or less grew up in Tennessee, Florida and Mississippi as her father, a ceramic tile contractor, traveled to different job sites, she really, in a way, learned a lot about life while in Mississippi.
Christmas in January for HNMS
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A local company’s generosity will allow students at Holley-Navarre Middle School to stay up-to-date with the most current technology software and programs.
Back in Navarre
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I could not have been more excited when I pulled up in front of the Navarre Press office Monday morning. I had accomplished two things. First, I was returning to Navarre and second, I was returning to my first love, journalism.
Local screenwriters gain buzz for short film
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Two aspiring filmmakers from Navarre have developed a screenplay for a short film, and they are raising money in hopes of catapulting it into the film festival circuit.
More growth, jobs on the way
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Business in Santa Rosa Industrial Park is booming. Two projects are expected to create more than 300 new jobs by early next year.
Construction surges in Santa Rosa County
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The Santa Rosa County Public Information Office has issued the county’s 2012-2013 annual report. The 50-page report highlights the yearly accomplishments of county commission departments and includes a wide variety of county-related statistics and information.
Hwy. 90 site early favorite for courthouse
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Commissioners today will cut the field of potential new courthouse sites to two. The board is also set to discuss a couple solid waste and recycling issues, and issues relating to the former Sandy Bottoms store on Navarre Beach.
Sheriff’s office investigates burglaries
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The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office confirms it’s actively investigating residential burglaries in the Navarre area. “We aren’t able to release specific details because it’s an active investigation,” said Rich Aloy, SRCSO spokesman. During the past six months, 42 residential burglaries have been reported in the Navarre area. “Generally burglars operate during daytime hours seeking dwellings that are unoccupied,” Aloy said.
Local vegetation proves toxic for pets
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Navarre is full of natural beauty, which is part of the reason many people move to the area with their families and pets. The Sago Palm is a part of this natural beauty that many homeowners use to landscape their property but could prove to be deadly for your pets.