From the moment he wakes up in the morning until just before he settles into bed, John Morris sits in front of the space heater in his trailer on Laredo Street.
It’s a common dilemma: The family wants to go out for dinner, but can’t agree on what to eat . Honey and Randy Smith have been there plenty of times with their three kids, so when they decided to open a restaurant in Navarre, they knew it had to be Culver’s.
Stephanie Maddox, general manager of Coastal Concessions, is excited about a new menu being offered at Lagerhead’s, the restaurant and bar at Navarre Beach Fishing Pier. Maddox is also proud of the establishment’s new head chef, Mike Crawford.
Paul Gardner, assistant general manager for Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS), said crews worked throughout the night Jan. 2 to repair a line break which resulted in the loss of roughly 400,000 gallons of water.
Navarre Beach is mostly deserted during colder months, but there’s one group of local anglers who refuse to let frigid sea breezes and bone-chilling temperatures keep them off the island.
The Santa Rosa County zoning board Jan. 8 will review a request from Escambia County to rezone a 601-acre agricultural parcel roughly 10 miles south of Jay for military use.
Sgt. Kerstan Tatro of the Gulf Breeze Police Department (GBPD) underwent emergency surgery Jan. 5 for a compound fracture of his arm sustained during a traffic stop involving Amy Giorgio, 30, of Pensacola.
Santa Rosa County Public Services Director Tony Gomillion advised county commissioners Jan. 5 that a volunteer effort to construct public restrooms at Navarre Park will wrap up this week. However, Gomillion requested an additional $10,000 to cover costs required to finish the project.
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office (SRSO) has identified 43-year-old John Lee Kazee of Milton as the victim of a Dec. 28 drowning at Mayo Park in Milton.
A Munson teenager accused in the Dec. 26 shooting death of her 40-year-old stepfather, Aubrey Cooley, is set to be formally charged Jan. 15 during an arraignment before First Judicial Circuit Judge John L. Miller.