Santa Rosa tourism has $113 million impact
After several months of research, the Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council received an “Economic Impact of Tourism on Santa Rosa County” report from the Haas Center at University of West Florida.
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No good deed goes unrewarded
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“What goes around comes around,” said Jacque Gorris, Midway District fire commissioner.
Firehouse Subs created some good karma by helping firefighters throughout the U.S. get much needed equipment and tools to help better serve their communities through its Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, Gorris continued.Here’s looking at you Edie Chepult
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We met Edie Chepult, 92, a Southern Belle from Flomaton, Ala., at dinner, Christmas Day, at my sister’s home on East Bay. My sister Kathy had met this remarkable lady last week at a cousin’s wedding in Idaho, invited her to Christmas dinner and “Here’s Looking” chalked up another victim.
Building bridges between people and Florida waters
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Mother Nature sent Justin Riney off with cold winds and low temperatures as he embarked on a paddle board journey that will take him along 2,000 miles of Florida’s coasts and inter-waterways.
Beach leaseholders change leadership
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Linda Coley will assume the position of president of the Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association during a Jan. 19 board meeting.
505th CCW raises BLUE FLAG for combat training
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During military exercises, realism and dynamic response are essential for proper training.
Gov. Scott meets with Health Secretary
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Gov. Rick Scott met with Kathleen Sebelius, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary, on Jan. 7 to discuss how the state can improve the cost, quality and access to healthcare for Florida families.
God’s Girl by Design
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A fervent prayer that she would follow God’s word and plans for her life lead to the Bible Study “God’s Girl by Design.”
Northwest Florida accepts tuition challenge
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Northwest Florida State College accepted Gov. Rick Scott’s challenge to create a $10,000 bachelor’s degree program.
NHS Orienteering Team qualifies for nationals
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On Dec. 14-15, Navarre High School NJROTC sent a team of 16 cadets to compete in a multiple-state Orienteering Competition at Oak Mountain, Ala., and qualified for the national competition in Maryland.