Robbery spree ends with teen in prison
A month-long robbery spree that began in Navarre and ran through Santa Rosa and Escambia counties ended in a sentence of 25 years in state prison for Lonnie Locks, 19, after he pleaded guilty March 2 and 3.
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Hurricane-damaged house riles beach neighbors
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Just one lot short of Gulf Islands National Seashore there is a brick-and-concrete home at 7315 Gulf Boulevard.
Commissioners at odds on need for pier master plan
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County Commission Chairman Rob Williamson has a vision of what the Navarre Beach pier should look like in coming years.
Courthouse verdict déjà vu
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With downtown Milton now in the rearview mirror as the site for a new county courthouse, Santa Rosa commissioners say they’re open to offers of free land or good buys in likely locations.
Raider boys win invite title
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Sam Bassham walked away from the stadium at Washington High School Saturday knowing he needs a new pair of track shoes.
Fulk defines inspiration in sports
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If you are looking for the perfect “why we love sports” moment, this is it. It’s Ethan Fulk competing in an inspiring 800-meter run without running at all.
All-Star game not the last stop for Madril and Howard
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All-star games typically mark the final time teammates will play together.
Cruz earns MVP honor at all-star game
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As time wound down in the opening half of the Subway High School All-Star Game Thursday night, Mario Cruz saw an opportunity to score and capitalized.
Pickleball appeal growing in Gulf Breeze
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Diane Burns was familiar with the game of pickleball long before she ever came to Florida.
Boy Scouts battle lost appeal of great outdoors
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Outdoor activities such as camping, canoeing, hiking and swimming all used to be enough to attract youth into the Boy Scouts.