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We are finally springing forward this Sunday. We have been looking forward to this weekend since daylight saving ended last year on Nov. 1.
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Vets get voice mail at VA Crisis Line
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
The number 22.
It doesn’t signify one’s age, a date on a calendar, the number of days until one graduates, gets a new job, retires or the distance to one’s mailbox.Can food globalization affect your health?
Written by Carmen Reynolds on . Posted in Community.
Problems with tainted food don’t only affect children and adults; pets can be severely impacted also.
The Sound at Navarre Beach welcomes Navarre’s newest residents
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
After months of delays, families were able to move Friday into three of the 56 apartment homes that are now available at The Sound at Navarre Beach on U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre. One building is ready to be occupied and the welcome center is now staffed with a representative of Greystar, the management company.
Tough Mudder waffling on promotion promise
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Despite being given $80,000 in Santa Rosa taxpayer money as an incentive to stage its military-style obstacle course near Milton, Tough Mudder Inc. is apparently reneging on its contractual agreement to host a pre-event party.
Round up for fire safety
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Community.
Would you like to round that up? Firehouse Subs has been asking that question of customers since 2005 when they created the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation. The organization’s mission is to provide funding, life-saving equipment and educational opportunities to first-responders and public safety organizations. Through the nonprofit arm of the company, they have given more than $17 million toward public safety including more than $3.1 million in Florida.
County resumes sharing tourism taxes with Gulf Breeze
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
The longtime sharing of county tourism tax dollars with the City of Gulf Breeze, which was abruptly halted last fall, will be restarted under a new written agreement that remits to the municipality 90 percent of the money collected by hotels within its borders.
New score opens door to those with no credit records, or limited credit histories
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
Bright borrowers know that a higher credit score, an indication of creditworthiness, can help them qualify for more preferred loans and lower interest rates.
11 flags memorialize the fallen
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in News.
Six weeks ago, Gail Stangeland heard on the radio that the families of the 11 service members who perished in the Black Hawk crash on March 10, 2015, were coming to Navarre for a remembrance ceremony. “I was passing by the makeshift memorial on the Navarre Causeway and it really bothered me,” Stangeland recounted. “I knew the wives would be here and I wanted something for them.”
F-35’s launch live munitions
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in News.
Eglin’s 33rd Fighter Wing reached a milestone last week when the newest fighter in the military’s inventory, the F-35 Lightening II, launched four GBU-12 guided munitions for the first time. Up until that time, launch of munitions from the aircraft was simulated. The weapons drop was originally scheduled for late spring of this year but was ahead of schedule.