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Follow the flags

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we’re going to remind everyone once again the importance of heeding the warning flags on the beach. They’re not waving as part of some festive decoration. The flags are there for your safety and the safety of your friends and family.

Navarre teen takes Fashion Week by storm

Angela Longton never knows what she’ll be doing from one day to the next. She might get a call Sunday night about a Monday morning flight to London, or maybe she’ll get six hours’ notice before jetting off to California.

Attorney indicted for bank fraud, embezzlement

Richard Michael Colbert, 54, of Pensacola Beach, was charged by a federal grand jury with 15 felony counts, including one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud and/or mail fraud affecting a financial institution, four counts of false statement to a federally insured financial institution, one count of theft, embezzlement or misapplication by a person connected with a financial institution, and nine counts of money laundering.

Zoo CEO speaks out against allegations

The CEO of Gulf Breeze Zoo denies allegations that he and his daughter willfully violated the Animal Welfare Act, as stated in a May 1 complaint by the Administrator of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.

Record-breaking tourist season on horizon

With limited to no available summer vacancies, Navarre Beach property managers are exploring ways to extend the traditional tourist season, which unofficially started Memorial Day and ends Labor Day weekend.

Accused child molester still on the run

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Derrick Christopher Smith, 22, of the 2200 block of Estates Circle in Navarre, in relation to an active felony warrant for the molestation of a juvenile under 12 years of age.

Staggering rise in water rescues

To say Navarre Beach first responders have been busy this tourist season is an understatement. The number of water rescues performed so far in 2015 has already tripled compared to the first half of 2014.

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