Transformation Thursday: Michelle Conley
After two daughters and a move to the Sunshine State, Michelle Conley found herself at her highest weight. Even though she says she had always been overweight, this was her breaking point.
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Get your mind right
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Get your mind right is a phrase I repeat over and over, both to my clients and to myself. Your mind has such power over everything you do, and you get to determine whether that will be a good thing or a bad thing. But, you have to train your mind – it is hardwired to react to things a certain way. If you have trained your mind to be negative and to operate in self-doubt, that is automatically where it is going to go. So, if that is the case you have to retrain it.
Shaver says preaching takes all kinds
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Earning a Master of Divinity and become an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church can take 10 years of study, work, paper writing and scrutiny.
Teen wants to find forever home
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Haley is a very pretty, shy young woman. She is a freshman in high school and especially loves reading and writing. She enjoys outdoor activities and bowling. She loves animals. She is also very active in her church youth group.
Dillion dreams of finding new family before summer
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Last fall Dillion said his goal was to be adopted by the time school was out because he really wanted to be a part of a forever family. Unfortunately that never happened and now he lives in a nursing home.
Strumeyer sets sights on assisting all students
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
For Teacher of the Year Jeff Strumeyer, Holley-Navarre Middle School (HNMS) is home.
Education Foundation awards teachers $68,000 in grants
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Of the 68 Santa Rosa teachers who received $1,000 grants from the Santa Rosa Education Foundation, 26 hail from schools in Navarre and Gulf Breeze.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
The articles on the drug issue in Santa Rosa County represent many weeks of reporting by our reporters who worked with numerous county and national agencies to bring us the latest information on the current trends. The drug issue is a huge issue in most communities and we can’t just turn our backs on the issue. It is an ugly truth that needs to be faced head on or it will only get worse. And, when a drug issue gets worse in a community, everything gets worse. This subject tears families apart and feels like it tears out the heart of many parents that watch their children suffer through drug addiction.
Going to college
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Wow, what a surprise the Electoral College was! Who knew that a candidate could win the race for the presidency even though he didn’t get a majority of the actual national vote, like Donald Trump did? Somehow that possibility evaded all the advisers buzzing around Hillary Clinton, who constantly and smugly assured everyone that they were the modern experts with the superior grasp of data, so worry not about Trump defeating Clinton.
Drug addiction destroys lives.
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
Efforts have been made for decades to educate the public about the downfalls of using and abusing mind-altering substances. These slogans, while well-meaning, may not say enough about what drug addiction does to a person, to a family.