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Creating an Air Commando

Written by Staff Reporters on May 19, 2016. Posted in Military, News.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. — The nature of Air Force Special Operations Command’s mission sometimes requires Air Commandos to operate outside of typical military installations downrange. Working in these conditions, aircrews may be in greater danger of kidnapping or worse.

Dual-mode undersea vehicle proves reliable and mission-ready

Written by Staff Reporters on May 19, 2016. Posted in Military, News.

Proteus, the dual-mode undersea vehicle developed by Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Undersea Solutions Group (USG) subsidiary and Battelle, successfully completed endurance testing earlier this month.

Erasing the effects of menopause

Written by Gail Acosta on May 19, 2016. Posted in News.

Along with hot flashes, irritability and fatigue menopause can cause a variety of symptoms, not the least of which is bladder control problems and vaginal dryness. Vaginal health issues are commonly seen in postmenopausal women and breast cancer survivors, especially when using Tamoxifen, a medicine that blocks the effects of estrogen and is used to treat breast cancer. And some women are unable or unwilling to use estrogen-containing medicines for treatment.

Morgan mother serves as foster parent, advocates for others

Written by Associated Press on May 19, 2016. Posted in News.

Hartsell, Ala. (AP) — The calls come at all hours of the day and night, waking the woman from sleep, interrupting her prayers at church and pulling her away from school events. The most recent call came on a recent Saturday, hours before her daughter’s senior prom.

NJROTC caps off outstanding year

Written by Brian Lester on May 19, 2016. Posted in Education.

Achievement and recognition were on the agenda last Wednesday night at Navarre High School as the Navy JROTC unit held its annual Awards and Change of Command Ceremony in the gymnasium.

Diligence pays off for construction academy grads

Written by Brian Lester on May 19, 2016. Posted in Education.

With the new construction academy at Navarre High School available for use this semester, the students in the commercial construction program made the most of a cutting-edge building that provides plenty of space for students to complete the work.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on May 19, 2016. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Thursdays in the Park starts tonight with our favorite band – Not Quite Fab. This one-of-a-kind Beatles Tribute Band features one of our own, Dickie Williams, aka Paul McCartney. Not Quite Fab is in high demand and we are fortunate that they are playing tomorrow.

PrepareAthon Open House, SAFER Expo this week

Written by Staff Reporters on May 19, 2016. Posted in Community.

Santa Rosa County is participating in PrepareAthon!, a week-long preparedness initiative with FEMA to help communities become more resilient through hazard-specific drills, group discussions, exercises and more. As part of this initiative, Santa Rosa County Emergency Management has been conducting a series of preparedness actions in coordination with National Hurricane Preparedness Week, including two public events.

Lionfish predator battle rages on

Written by Brian Lester on May 19, 2016. Posted in Community.

Eliminating the lionfish problem in the Gulf of Mexico is a daunting task and the battle against the invasive species is ongoing.

Private school’s rezoning request gets preliminary approval

Written by Staff Reporters on May 19, 2016. Posted in Community.

Last week, the Santa Rosa County Zoning Board unanimously approved rezoning land to make way for a 20-acre campus for Gulf Point Academy. The rezoning of the 7600 Block of East Bay Boulevard from R1 (Single Family Residential) to PBD (Planned Business District) advances Gulf Point Academy, a private Christian school, toward final plans to relocate and expand operations in Navarre.