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From retention to recreation? Citizens group wants to turn retention pond into walking area

Written by Staff Reporters on October 3, 2023. Posted in News.

At a citizen’s roundtable meeting held Saturday, Sept. 23, local citizens’ advocate Carmen Reynolds and a few others discussed transforming a retention pond in the Whispering Pines neighborhood into a community walking area.

Santa Rosa County drive-through rabies vaccination clinic

Written by Staff Reporters on September 30, 2023. Posted in News.

The Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa County (DOH-Santa Rosa) and Santa Rosa Animal Control will host a drive-through rabies vaccination clinic for dogs and cats, Friday, October 13, from 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. at Santa Rosa County Animal Services at 4451 Pine Forest Road in Milton.

Forensic audit finds lack of policies for accounting, possible improprieties during Peavey tenure

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 29, 2023. Posted in Business, News.

Noncompliance with established policies and procedures, contradictory policies and procedures, lack of disclosure of conflicts of interests and insufficient background checks for important positions within the company were just some of the findings of the forensic audit of Holley Navarre Water System.

Boy Scouts of America Gulf Coast Council Holds Annual Sporting Clay Classic

Written by Staff Reporters on September 29, 2023. Posted in Community.

The Gulf Coast Council BSA will hold its 3rd annual Sporting Clay Classic Saturday, Oct. 28, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

UWF welcomes three National Merit Finalists and top scholarship recipients

Written by Staff Reporters on September 29, 2023. Posted in Education.

The University of West Florida welcomed its sixth class of National Merit Finalists this fall, for a total of 14 students since 2017.

Julia Allgeyer, Aiden Black and Alana Davis were among approximately 15,000 students across the country who met the requirements for Finalist standing, out of an estimated 1.5 million high school juniors who participated in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship competition.

UWF welcomes three National Merit Finalists and top scholarship recipients

Written by Staff Reporters on September 25, 2023. Posted in Education.

The University of West Florida welcomed its sixth class of National Merit Finalists this fall, for a total of 14 students since 2017. Julia Allgeyer, Aiden Black and Alana Davis were among approximately 15,000 students across the country who met the requirements for Finalist standing, out of an estimated 1.5 million high school juniors who participated in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship competition.

Farm to City Food Distribution seeking public partners

Written by Staff Reporters on September 22, 2023. Posted in News.

The University of Florida IFAS West Florida Research and Education Center (UF/IFAS WFREC), Feeding the Gulf Coast, and Waterfront Rescue Mission will once again join forces to celebrate National Farm to City Week Nov. 22 to 29.

Bailey Huston excited about another year of football at Huntingdon

Written by Brian Lester on September 14, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Bailey Huston spent a lot of time in the weight room over the spring and summer, and on the field as well in preparation for another year of college football at NCAA Division III Huntingdon.

“I was in the weight room every day, and I stayed here over the summer to work on footwork stuff on the field,” Huston said.

Code enforcement cites Andy D’s for flags, vendor

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 8, 2023. Posted in Business.

This summer, a restaurant on Navarre Beach has faced multiple code violations for its use of flags on county right of way. Santa Rosa County Code Enforcement has given Andy D’s, owned by Andrew DeMartin, two citations since the beginning of July.

City of Gulf Breeze files suit against Skanska barge blunder effects

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on August 25, 2023. Posted in Business, Community, News.

In September 2020, Hurricane Sally landed near Gulf Shores, Alabama, and Northwest Florida suffered millions of dollars in damage. Along with structural damage in the Pensacola, Gulf Breeze and Navarre areas, the newly built Pensacola Bay Bridge, also known as the Three-mile Bridge, was partially destroyed by loose barges leading to financial damages to businesses.