Navarre turtle center nearly complete
Construction is nearly complete at the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center in Navarre Beach Marine Park.
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Sandsculpting festival builds from last year
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Navarre residents and visitors had plenty to do at the beach this weekend as the fifth annual Navarre Beach Sand Sculpting Festival and the Navarre Fishing Rodeo both took place over the weekend of Sept. 26 through Sept. 28.
Chamber coalition pushes $1.44 million Pea Ridge site for courthouse
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A local legislative coalition is pushing purchase of a $1.44 million site in Pea Ridge as the location for a future county courthouse. Voters will decide between that site and two other parcels during the Nov. 4 general election. Voters will also decide if they want to fund the project using a one-cent sales tax increase for a period of five years.
Holley Navarre firefighter negotiate 5 percent pay raise
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Members of the Holley-Navarre Professional Firefighters Local 4695 were happy to announce a successful end to contract negotiations for 2014.
Gulf Islands National Seashore lands $15M makeover
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The Gulf Islands National Seashore (GINS) will see some major renovations in the coming months thanks to nearly $15 million collected from BP.
2-year-old 87 car crash victim dies
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Family and friends are mourning the loss of two-year-old Payton Lee Stone who died Sept. 23 from injuries sustained in a car crash Aug. 5. Her mother, Milton resident Ronni Stone, died at age 20 in the crash.
Pre-season kickoff
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In the pre-season Kickoff Classic, Milton held the Raiders scoreless and allowed just one first down in the half of play. Since that August 21 contest, the Navarre offense has been unstoppable.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU JUDY SORENSEN
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Outhouses; Heard tell that if the country folks whose facility it was, was bad poor, they had a one hole-er; but if they were just poor, they had a two-hole-er with the Sears catalog being the preferred medium for toilet paper, but if you run out, it was suggested that a corncob was a suitable replacement;
Puppy love: ‘Every 18 months, we get to raise another kid’
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It’s dignity, Jeff Bailey said.
Eglin townhall prompts military medicare assistance for developmental disabilities
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Tallahassee, FL —Florida is the first state in the country to offer Medicaid waiver services to active military families deployed from another state where they were already receiving services. The Florida Legislature passed and Governor Rick Scott signed the 2014-2015 It’s Your Money Tax Cut Budget which created this program.