Four arrested for drugs, welfare fraud
Area law enforcement arrested four people on narcotics charges and welfare fraud on May 1 at the Emerald Sands Inn in Milton after following up on reports of suspicious activity.
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SRC administrator’s surprise hiring request sparks controversy
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Santa Rosa County Administrator Hunter Walker surprised commissioners and angered open government advocates by making an unexpected short-notice request to bypass public interviews of the top candidates for the County Economic Director position.
Everyone’s a winner at second Raiders’ Games
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
Raider Games is an exceptional event for exceptional students. Held Friday at Bennett C. Russell Stadium, home of Navarre High School’s football, soccer, and track and field teams, Raider Games isn’t about winning and losing. The games are about what games should be about – playing.
Married couple sweeps Sunset 5K titles
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Runners Laura and Stephen Pifer met at the University of Colorado, where both competed for the Buffaloes. A few years later, the couple is married and raising sons Jameson, 5, and Vincent, 4, in Jacksonville, where Stephen is a technical representative and educator for Boulder, Colo.-based Newton Running. Laura is a stay-at-home mother and an Internet entrepreneur, marketing fashions made from repurposed materials from her web-based business, Trash to Couture (www.trashtocouture.com).
Raiders have plenty of holes to fill
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
For area high school football fans, New Year’s Day was May 1.
That’s the first day Florida High School Athletics Association teams could practice.Cheerleaders getting ready for some football
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Imagine if a game was played and the fans remained silent in the stands. For Navarre High School’s cheerleaders, that silence is not an option.
Here’s looking at you… Frank and Brenda Thompson
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
When Frank Thompson left Montgomery, Ala., to live in West Palm Beach, he was too young to remember a Montgomery snowfall, but after graduating from John I. Leonard High School, he joined the Army and got more snow than he wanted.
Inmate-trained dogs bring comfort to veterans
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DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — Suzuki stared up at Tom Reynolds as if waiting for a command.
Reynolds, of Cape Canaveral, draws the dog close and tells how grateful he is to have the animal.Crocodile relocated after laying eggs in Keys yard
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ISLAMORADA (AP) — The relocation of a crocodile that recently laid its eggs in a Florida Keys front yard reflects shift in policy regarding the threatened reptiles.
Anglers upset over new rules at Panhandle pier
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PENSACOLA (AP) — Some anglers in Pensacola aren’t happy over some new rules designed to curb rowdiness at the Fort Pickens fishing pier.