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Eglin hospital delivers unprecedented, complete cardiac care

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.

The doctor leaned in and described to Robert Hyde what he might feel during his medical procedure. Shortly thereafter, she made a small incision to his inner thigh area. During the half-hour process, the surgical team watched the large, live-view X-ray machine as the doctor guided a long, thin, flexible green tube though Hyde’s blood vessels until reaching the left side of his heart. She searched for the presence of problems with heart function that would prevent him from having corrective heart surgery.

Zen and the dish washer

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

No sooner do you get home from work than you’re fretting about tomorrow’s deadlines or some previous office disaster.

John Paul’s letters to a woman show ‘courageous’ friendship

Written by Associated Press on . Posted in Faith.

Warsaw, Poland  — Hundreds of letters that the Polish Cardinal who later became Pope John Paul II wrote to a woman philosopher document a “difficult” and “courageous” friendship of 32 years and suggest she could have been in love with the Catholic Church leader, the head of Poland’s National Library said Tuesday.

Olive Baptist Church issues call for Night of Prayer to all churches

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.

At a time when our nation is the process of choosing a new leader and violent extremists seek to harm the citizens of Western civilization at home and abroad, even the most apathetic Americans have cause for concern. In fact, it may be correct to say that few times have been more stressful domestically and internationally for our country. In the midst of such troubles especially, it is easy to lose sight of the trust we need to place in God. However, one of the most important places of refuge open to all Christians during these times of trouble is prayer, if only we are willing to use it.

West goes extra mile with random act of kindness

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.

Navarre High School student Savannah West wanted to go the extra mile during Love is Louder Week, a week started in 2010 that highlights the fact that love and support is more powerful than external and internal voices that cause pain and feelings of hopelessness.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

The Destin Fort Walton Beach Airport welcomes Allegiant to the airport.  They are now offering nonstop service to St. Louis and Cincinnati.   Visit www.FlyVPS.com for more information.

Microburst leaves path of damage

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Community.

At around 6:15 p.m. Monday evening a line of severe thunderstorms steamrolled through Navarre leaving power outages, trees down and other damage in its wake.  The storm began in southeast Mississippi and traveled through Alabama and into the Florida panhandle.  Earlier in the day, the storm was responsible for spawning the only confirmed tornado in the area that left major damage in Century, Fla., just west of Jay.  Preliminary indications from Escambia County are that an estimated 40-50 homes and businesses were affected by that storm and only minor injuries were reported.  The Red Cross is on scene for assistance at the Century Community Center on Industrial Boulevard.

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