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Navarre Press joins Amazon’s Alexa news app

Written by Staff Reporters on February 9, 2017. Posted in Community.

Navarre Press readers can get their news briefing with just a voice command thanks to the Amazon Alexa application Flash Briefing.

On the Turtle Trail for conservation, education

Written by Staff Reporters on February 9, 2017. Posted in Business.

County tourism staff have begun working with the Santa Rosa Arts and Culture Foundation (SRACF) on the creation of a third, roughly $5,000, 5-foot-tall, sea turtle statue to be added to the county’s Turtle Trail, a project similar to the Pelican Trail in Pensacola.

Gulf Power VP tapped for position at Georgia Power

Written by Staff Reporters on February 9, 2017. Posted in Business.

Bentina Terry, Gulf Power’s Customer Service and Sales vice president, has been selected as senior vice president of the Metro Atlanta Region for Georgia Power. In this role, she will be responsible for the company’s operations, sales, customer service, economic and community development, and external affairs activities across metro Atlanta, which includes 1.2 million customers.

Hotel Equities names top staff for SpringHill Suites Navarre

Written by Staff Reporters on February 9, 2017. Posted in Beach.

Atlanta-based Hotel Equities named Kristin Iversen as the general manager and Angie Lee as the director of sales for SpringHill Suites by Marriott Navarre located on Navarre Beach.

Beach pier partners to face off in court

Written by Staff Reporters on February 9, 2017. Posted in News.

Scott Rayner and Stephanie Maddox have long presented a public image as shoulder-to-shoulder allies in managing the Navarre Beach Pier through everything from financial woes to cleaning up vandalized restrooms.

Teachers union wants review of substitute hiring

Written by Gail Acosta on February 9, 2017. Posted in News.

Questions are being raised about the background checking practices of an outside vendor in the hiring of the 1,000 or so substitute teachers needed weekly to plug absences in the Santa Rosa School District.

Will economy take a hit from jobs freeze?

Written by Gail Acosta on February 9, 2017. Posted in News.

In a presidential memorandum released Jan. 23, President Trump ordered a freeze on the hiring of Federal civilian employees. The order said no vacant positions existing at noon Jan. 22 may be filled and no new positions could be created, except in limited circumstances. The memo clearly excluded all military personnel and it went further to exempt any positions that are deemed necessary to meet national security or public safety responsibilities.