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Anatomy of a fish kill

Written by Staff Reporters on June 6, 2013. Posted in Beach.

It’s a sight seen all-too-often in coastal communities — the white bellies of fish floating in our lakes, rivers and other bodies of water. The latest case witnessed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was at Lake Victor, a popular, 130-acre FWC-managed impoundment in Holmes County.

School libraries offer summer hours

Written by Staff Reporters on June 6, 2013. Posted in Education.

To encourage summer reading practice, West Navarre Primary and West Navarre Intermediate will be offering summer library hours.

New home sales soaring in Navarre

Written by Staff Reporters on June 6, 2013. Posted in Business.

After a soft showing in recent years, new homes are suddenly hot properties in Navarre.

“We’re selling them as fast as we can build them,” said builder Samuel Stevens of Stevens & Associates, of newly built houses in the Navarre area.

Special election wraps up June 11

Written by Staff Reporters on June 6, 2013. Posted in News.

The general election to select whether Republican Mike Hill or Democrat Jeremy Lau will fill the seat of the late House District 2 Rep. Clay Ford will be held Tuesday, June 11.

HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU IRV SMITH

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2013. Posted in Community.

Working out means just that — work!

Especially to Irv Smith and Frank Spellman.

1st SOW brings two units home to Hurlburt

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2013. Posted in Military, News.

HURLBURT FIELD — After two years of planning, the Airmen from the 9th Special Operations Squadron and 1st Special Operations Maintenance Squadron relocated from Eglin Air Force Base to Hurlburt Field AFB.

GBUMC Announces New Associate Pastor

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2013. Posted in Faith.

Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church has a new associate pastor – Shawn York. He and his wife, Merrily, and their three children, son Jackson and daughters, Julie and Tyson will join the GBUMC family on July 1.

7 years without storms but Fla. rates keep rising

Written by Associated Press on May 30, 2013. Posted in Business.

TALLAHASSEE — It’s been nearly eight years since Hurricane Wilma raked the southern end of Florida and caused billions in damages, the last of eight hurricanes to hit the state in 2004 and 2005.

Maroon & White Game

Written by Ken Garner on May 23, 2013. Posted in Sports.

This spring’s Maroon & White Game was different.

Animal Welfare Club

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2013. Posted in Community.

The Animal Welfare Club of Woodlawn Beach Middle School has been busy this year. So far, the student club has gathered food and supplies to give to local rescues facilities and shelters, as well as organizing a spay and neuter informational campaign and “Pets are Forever” campaign to ensure that pets receive the love and necessities they deserve.