Logistics of the Local Option Sales Tax
While county commissioners and staff are still sorting out the half-cent local option sales tax (LOST) issues, there is clarity on when the county will have those dollars in hand.
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Leaseholders weigh fee simple title over Navarre pass
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Twice now a bill to allow Navarre Beach leaseholders to claim fee simple titles for their leased properties has made its way to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Rice held on $750,000 bond
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Questions remain as to the extent of Mary Craig Rice’s involvement in the homicide spree across two states committed by William “Billy” Boyette, Jr. She was once thought to be a hostage, but the one thing investigators point to is the many opportunities she had to ask for help while shopping alone or to make a run for it. She did neither.
Budget provides boost to senior services
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With the 65 and older population still on the rise in Florida, the decision by Governor Rick Scott to devote $315.5 million to the Florida Department of Elder Affairs is one that makes sense.
Air Commando goes from maintainer to aircrew
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Hurlburt Field — One Air Commando from the 901st Special Operations Maintenance Squadron has decided to continue his Air Force career as a remotely piloted aircraft sensor operator.
Pararescueman awarded Air Force Cross for valor at Roberts Ridge
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Hurlburt Field — Fifteen years after a 17-hour battle on an Afghan mountaintop, a pararescueman’s extraordinary heroism is recognized with an Air Force Cross, following a service wide review of medals awarded since 9/11.
A different kind of willpower
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I have friends that can go out to eat and order a salad and water and legitimately be fine. They have an insane amount of willpower.
Navarre women set personal records in Couch-2-5K
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A group of women in Navarre are gearing up for a new 5K race set for April 1. They meet twice a week together at the path on Navarre Beach and also run on their own twice a week, staying accountable through a Facebook group. The plan started with 15 minutes of alternating between jogging and walking and will work the group all the way up, over 12 weeks, to accomplishing a 5 mile run.
Fight against Dravet comes to Navarre
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Almost 3-year-old Charlotte is much like any other child, so it seems. She loves Mickey Mouse and her big sister Clara. She likes to dance and sing. She swims in the pool and plays the day away. But behind the smiles and laughter, Charlotte is very different from other children her age.
Christian is ready to experience the world
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Christian is a really sweet little boy with a heartwarming smile and some big challenges.