Code Ninjas, an international afterschool learning center franchise, held an open house Saturday, Aug. 2, marking the first public event the organization has held since moving to their new location in Midway.
Former Navarre Raider Tyrell Marshall didn’t play his freshman football season at the University of West Florida, though it wasn’t an empty season by any stretch of the imagination.
Marshall still put in work in practice and learned a lot along the way.
Havana – Despite pleas from animal-rights advocates, Florida wildlife officials on Wednesday approved holding a 23-day bear hunt in December that could lead to 187 bears being killed.
“I read it on the internet, so it must be true,” has been the running joke for years among those who know that information retrieved from the internet is notoriously unreliable. Now we have AI, artificial intelligence; how reliable is it?
Regarding our distribution opening, we are still fielding candidates. Thank you for all that have responded. My brother responded, saying that I was a comedian. He also said I made the job look too hard. So, according to my brother – the job is a walk in the park, a piece of cake. Two days on every week and then a five-day unpaid vacation.
Almost at every Santa Rosa County board of commissioners meeting, local Flood Defender Chris Curb, speaks to the commissioners during public forum encouraging them to use current rainfall data rather than the 1979 rainfall data they are currently using.
Dogs can be man’s best friend; they can also help save their lives.
Legacy K-9 Search Team, an all-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit based in Milton, has been helping locate missing persons for law enforcement and emergency response agencies since August 2022. The team, which currently consists of 11 people, was formed when the Pensacola branch of Klaas Kids dissolved.
An animal shelter in Fort Walton Beach is on the verge of shutting down, according to their executive director. If shut down, it may lead to an influx of needy animals for Santa Rosa County Animal Services.
Santa Rosa County District Schools is seeking to increase its millage rate from 5.398 to 5.414 for the upcoming tax year. The increased millage rate will mean an increase in property taxes.
The move comes as the district proposes a decrease to its total budget size.