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Air Force specialties affected by retraining reduction

Written by Staff Reporters on December 5, 2013. Posted in Military, News.

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas (AFNS) — As many as 1,000 Airmen may be affected by a recently identified decrease in fiscal 2014 retraining objectives, with 35 or more Air Force specialty codes removed from the retraining-in list, Air Force officials said Nov. 26.

Florida students below global peers in math, science

Written by Staff Reporters on December 5, 2013. Posted in Education.

Florida teens scored lower than their international peers in math and science and about the same in reading, results from a global test released Tuesday show.

IT expansion to yield 300 Panama City jobs

Written by Staff Reporters on November 28, 2013. Posted in Business.

A Panama City information technology company is expanding, and the move is expected to generate 300 new jobs and $2.25 million in capital investment. iSirona, which provides solutions for medical device integration, is set to triple its workforce to over 400 employees.

RESTORE council making progress

Written by Staff Reporters on November 28, 2013. Posted in Beach.

The Santa Rosa County RESTORE council is making more progress toward formalizing proposed evaluation criteria to be used for recommending projects submitted to the county for funding through monies received related to the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. At the Nov. 14 meeting council members were presented with a draft of weighted criteria for four funding categories: environment, economic development, infrastructure and tourism.

Audubon Society program will spread wings, knowledge

Written by Staff Reporters on November 21, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Bird enthusiasts will have their chance to gets some answers and insight to some of the common queries about coastal birds on Navarre Beach this Saturday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station.

Thanksgiving: America’s Lesson on Why Socialism Doesn’t Work

Written by Staff Reporters on November 14, 2013. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Thanksgiving is approaching once again, and with it come visions of children’s plays with Indians and Pilgrims, complete with little Pilgrim hats made of construction paper. The story told in these plays and learned by public school students at every grade level is a simple one.

NB Marine Science Station welcomes homeschoolers for the weekend

Written by Staff Reporters on November 14, 2013. Posted in Beach.

A new program at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station will soon be allowing students to see what’s under the sea and then stay the night on the beach.

Here’s looking at you Jake and Patricia Dunlop

Written by Staff Reporters on November 7, 2013. Posted in Community.

Jake Dunlop, a member of the North Carolina Radio Broadcasters Hall of Fame, began learning the radio and television directors’ trade in 1949. In 1950, he became TV director for WOITV in Iowa. And at the time of his retirement from television in 1992, Jake was Director of the North Carolina Public Television Network.

Gulf Breeze city officials awaiting FDOT decision on bay bridge landing

Written by Staff Reporters on November 7, 2013. Posted in News.

Instead of acting formally to accept the anticipated west-central corridor of the new Pensacola Bay Bridge, the Gulf Breeze City Council chose on Monday to wait until Department of Transportation officials release its decision on the matter.

County leases special voting equipment

Written by Staff Reporters on November 7, 2013. Posted in News.

During the annual county budgeting process, Supervisor of Elections Tappie Villane requested an increase in funding attributed to the upcoming 2014 election cycle. One significant increase Villane noted during her July presentation to county commissioners was the leasing of special equipment for voters with disabilities or conditions which make it difficult to mark a traditional ballot.