Sheriff vows to make anyone who threatens local schools ‘Facebook famous’
Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson said on Oct. 1 that he would make anyone who posted threats against local schools “Facebook famous.”
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Gaetz: Non-binding referendum, not upcoming straw poll, needed to determine support for Navarre’s incorporation
Written by Daniel Evans on . Posted in News.
Republican Senate candidate Don Gaetz said he will not support a bill for Navarre’s incorporation until a non-binding referendum is officially added to the ballot in Santa Rosa County and shows that a majority of residents are in favor of incorporating.
Woman critically injured after being hit in crosswalk on Gulf Boulevard
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
A 49-year-old pedestrian was critically injured when a vehicle hit her in the marked crosswalk on State Road 399 (Gulf Boulevard) last week.
‘Stop WOKE’ case could cost state
Written by News Service of Florida on . Posted in Florida News.
Tallahassee – Florida could face paying nearly $750,000 in legal fees for businesses that successfully challenged part of a 2022 law that Gov. Ron DeSantis dubbed the “Stop WOKE Act.”
Hotels in Navarre sell-out with Hurricane Helene evacuees in town
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business, News.
With Hurricane Helene barreling into the eastern part of the Florida Panhandle and the state’s Big Bend region, many Floridians in the storm’s path headed west for safety and shelter.
Pensacola State women’s soccer team on the map in year two
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Rarely do you see excitement from college students over rising and shining bright and early Saturday morning.
But the description fits the reaction of the Pensacola State women’s soccer players in a post-practice huddle after head coach Mark Yepshin gave them the green light to show up at the weight room for a 6 a.m. workout session.
Judge backs EPA in water quality dispute
Written by News Service of Florida on . Posted in Florida News.
Tallahassee – In a case that started after a dramatic increase in manatee deaths, a federal judge has rejected a lawsuit aimed at requiring the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to take another look at water-quality standards in the Indian River Lagoon.
Boardwalk planned for Navarre Beach, architectural firm to be hired
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, News.
The Tourist Development Council (TDC), which is the county board responsible for directing the Tourist Development Office (TDO) and their plans, has released initial conceptual plans for a new visitor center and boardwalk along the Gulf side of Navarre Beach.
The boardwalk, which will be built in two phases, will feature eight retail shops and stretch from the Navarre Beach main parking lot (near Windjammers on the Pier) to the Dolphin Pavilion in the Navarre Beach Marine Park. The eight shops will be in four buildings.
Navarre pastor recounts trip to Cuba
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
90 miles. That’s how far away the island nation of Cuba is from the United States. While the physical distance between the two countries isn’t far, there has been a separation far bigger over the last 65 years.
Project SEARCH helps young adults with disabilities transition into the workforce
Written by Marlo Scafe on . Posted in Education, News.
Santa Rosa Medical Center is partnering with a nonprofit to ensure young adults with disabilities make the transition from school to the workforce.