Timing of sales-tax vote under scrutiny
Some backers of the proposed 1-cent sales tax to pay for a new Santa Rosa County courthouse are debating whether their plan should be put before the voters in prime time.
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Wastewater pact with Eglin on distant horizon
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Although Holley-Navarre Water System officials have reassured Williams Creek residents that the utility’s plan to treat wastewater near their homes is temporary, an alternative proposal to pipe the effluent to Eglin Air Force Base is years from reality.
Intelligence Squadron member pleads guilty to child porn charges
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Holley resident and Hurlburt Field Intelligence Squadron member Douglas J. Plate, age 53, pled guilty Monday to receipt, possession, and access with intent to view child pornography. The guilty plea was announced by Christopher P. Canova, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Florida ahead of the May 9 trial date that was set.
Raiders bring it to the practice field
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Royce Thomas will be a senior this fall on Navarre’s football team and is planning to play a more prominent role for the Raiders.
Madril to graduate early, gain leg up on FSU career
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
When Emily Madril received a phone call from Florida State head women’s soccer coach Mark Krikorian about enrolling a semester early, the Navarre soccer star had a decision to make.
Confidence, maturity ease Romano’s learning curve
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Sal Romano wasn’t going to let one bad inning get the best of him.
Not this time.Heithold to receive AFSOC Order of the Sword
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Lt. Gen. Brad Heithold, AFSOC commander, was surprised April 29 by a crowd of Airmen who presented him with an engraved invitation to his AFSOC Order of the Sword induction ceremony.
The Order of the Sword is the highest award the enlisted corps can bestow upon an officer for significant contributions to the enlisted corps.Community Life Church launches with a mission
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Faith.
Community Life United Methodist Church, once known as the Soundside Campus of Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church, now stands on its own as a new church serving both Navarre and Gulf Breeze communities.
Keeping art education alive
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Oh what a night for art programs in the local schools. Educators, students and supporters of the arts gathered in the Gulf Breeze Library Meeting Room the evening of May 3 for a presentation where Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc., awarded a $20,000 grant for art programs and other education efforts in area schools.
Navarre JROTC relishes demands of academic competition
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
Nothing came easy for Navarre’s Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps at the national academic competition April 30 in Annapolis, Md.