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Water system: Only official proxies in board election

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

The question of which proxy votes will count in the Holley Navarre Water System annual meeting election was at the center of a special meeting held Monday, Feb. 10. The controversy began with reports that proxy forms not issued by the system were being handed out at places around Navarre.

A proxy is a form which authorizes another member to vote on your behalf. Through HNWS, proxy forms are given out after membership in the system is verified. With a different proxy form, some members argued, there might be an opening for fraud or unethical practices related to obtaining votes on behalf of candidates.

Dermatology Specialists use laser treatments to restore skin

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.

Imagine not having to rely on heavy concealer every day to hide redness or visible veins or feel like you have to wear long pants to hide your legs. The Candela VBeam Perfecta Pulsed Dye Laser is not only one of the safest but also one of the most effective treatments for minor vascular skin conditions. It has a proven track record of being a successful solution to the problem of broken capillaries and smaller enlarged or dilated veins.

Is Florida headed toward a deficit of $6.9 billion?

Written by Marlo Scafe on . Posted in News.

On Jan. 9 at the Santa Rosa County Legislative Delegation meeting, Rep. Alex Andrade and Sen. Don Gaetz discussed the funding of various projects. The state has worked with a surplus in its budget over the past few years, but now Florida is trending toward a deficit of more than $6 billion.

Community Health Northwest Florida launches ‘Baby Bucks’ program to support healthy pregnancies

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

Community Health Northwest Florida, a nonprofit healthcare organization which serves Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, has instituted a new program to promote healthy pregnancies for medically underserved people.

Announced in July of last year, the Baby Bucks program is designed to provide educational materials and supplies to expectant mothers, as well as incentivize them to keep up with their prenatal checkups.