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Leaseholders tour the Sea Turtle Conservation Center

Written by John Richardson on February 21, 2013. Posted in Beach.

The Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association’s monthly meeting ended with a field trip to the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center. Director Cathy Holmes led the group through the center.

Fire interrupts a peaceful life on the bay, brush fire ensues

Written by Sandi Kemp on February 21, 2013. Posted in News.

Rosemary Peterson intended to spend a leisurely afternoon cleaning out closets upstairs in her bayfront home. The temperature outside was rapidly declining from a high in the 50s to what would be the coldest night of the year at 29 degrees. The wind was whipping off of the bay at 25-30 mph with whitecaps visible. Her husband, John, was downstairs on his computer. Rosemary was deep in thought when she heard what she thought sounded like a door opening or closing.

Former Fla. Gov. gets warm reception during return

Written by Staff Reporters on February 21, 2013. Posted in News.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush returned to the state capital on Thursday where he was showered with high praise and urged to run for president by fellow Republicans.

South End Committee approves funds for Agri-Plex

Written by Staff Reporters on February 21, 2013. Posted in News.

Bob Cole could get $200,000 in bed-tax revenue for Agri-Plex amenities after all.

Paralysis doesn’t stop Scooter the Chihuahua

Written by Associated Press on February 14, 2013. Posted in News.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Malcolm Clements watched as a 2-year-old Chihuahua with paralyzed hind legs zipped along the halls of the Animal Care Services clinic in a customized wheelchair.

Former CSAF inducted into AFSOC Order of the Sword

Written by Staff Reporters on February 14, 2013. Posted in Military, News.

HURLBURT FIELD – More than 30 years after arriving at Hurlburt Field as a young MC-130E Combat Talon pilot, the former Chief of Staff of the Air Force returned to receive the highest honor the enlisted force can bestow upon an individual.

Group fights fraud against seniors

Written by Staff Reporters on February 14, 2013. Posted in Faith.

Judy Ertl spends two days a week helping senior citizens avoid becoming victims of identity theft through the Seniors vs. Crime program.

Pope seeks quiet retirement, brother says

Written by Associated Press on February 14, 2013. Posted in Faith.

REGENSBURG, Germany (AP) — Pope Benedict XVI is planning to stay out of the public eye following his retirement at the end of the month but may stand ready to advise his successor if asked, his brother said Tuesday after talking with the pontiff.

Gaetz says Fla. teacher evaluation not working

Written by Associated Press on February 14, 2013. Posted in Education.

Florida’s new teacher evaluation system isn’t working, and lawmakers should stop making major changes in the state’s schools until that plan and other key initiatives are fixed and implemented, Florida Senate President Don Gaetz said.

One County in 67 May Enact Risky Prayer Law

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

Last year the Florida Legislature passed a bill that allowed returning outright prayer to public schools. Not a moment of silence, not gathering around the flagpole on the National Day of Prayer, but the bona fide right of students to lead other students in prayer at any student assembly, even mandatory ones. School officials are prohibited from interfering, or even judging whether the prayer in question is appropriate.