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New assistant principal headed to Holley-Navarre Intermediate

A new assistant principal will greet students at Holley-Navarre Intermediate School (HNIS) when classes resume next month. Former S.S. Dixon Intermediate Assistant Principal Beth Mosley will make the move to HNIS. She replaces former HNIS Assistant Principal Nancy Haupt who became principal July 1 at S.S. Dixon Primary School.

Candidates file June financials

There is a wide gap between some local candidates in terms of fundraising success this year. In one race there is greater than a $20,000 difference. With the primary election roughly one month away, most of the funds raised will be spent quickly.

Officers, citizen ‘go above and beyond’

Gulf Breeze Police Chief Robert Randle admitted July 21 that he jinxed himself when he told a local reporter July 4 than not much happens in the city during the holiday. But July 4, 2014, was different. Randle said that due to the efforts of a local citizen and three police officers, a man wanted in connection to a murder in Alabama was apprehended and taken off the streets.

Suspect in 3 homicides arrested

A man that authorities suspect might be involved in a double homicide in Milton and a murder in Panama City was apprehended by authorities in Troy, Alabama. The Bay County Sheriff’s Office reported July 22 that 41-year-old Derrick Ray Thompson was arrested without incident.

South Santa Rosa County experiencing dispatch difficulties

Midway Fire District reported higher than average call response times for the month of June. According to Fire Chief Jonathan Kanzigg, the increased response times were due partly to increased call volume but were also due to technical difficulties with dispatch.

Prime commercial land up for grabs

A Panama City based real estate company is featuring a prime piece of Navarre real estate for $6.45 million. The 33.4-acre parcel is located on the northwest side of the intersection of U.S. 98 and Hwy. 87 South, adjacent to Publix shopping center.

Council looks to fast track tennis court repairs

The Gulf Breeze City Council voted July 7 to hire an engineering firm to design construction plans for repair of the city’s tennis courts at Shoreline Park that were covered by floodwater for about a week after the epic April 29 rain storm.

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