ci | Navarre Press

Search Results for “ci”

Family sues Sheriff’s Office, school board over Baker Act incident

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 10, 2023. Posted in News.

The family of a disabled boy is suing the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, school board of Santa Rosa County, High Road School of Santa Rosa and multiple individuals for a December 2021 incident involving the Baker Acting of the then 8-year-old boy.

The lawsuit, filed Feb. 13 in the U.S. District Court in Pensacola, accuses David Daniels, a former school resource officer at High Road School of Santa Rosa, of unlawfully “manhandling, handcuffing and Baker Acting” the boy, who is referred to as “Little B” in the lawsuit.

Citizens ask for Parker’s resignation after use of racial slur

Written by Ken Garner on March 8, 2023. Posted in News.

A videotape showing Santa Rosa County Commissioner Sam Parker using a term offensive to Jewish people is attracting national attention.

Liberty Church offers ‘financial peace’ class

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 6, 2023. Posted in Faith.

Money plays an important role in people’s lives. It can allow you to travel, start a business, send your children to college and retire.

It can also cause you stress.

Special operations commander arrested after alleged drunk driving incident

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 3, 2023. Posted in Crime, Military, News.

A commander with Hurlburt Field’s 1st Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance Squadron has been demoted after being arrested Feb. 18 in Shalimar.

Collin Charlie Christopherson, 37, of Niceville, is charged with driving under the influence (DUI), hit and run and a moving traffic violation for reckless driving resulting in damage to property or a person.

The Shalimar Police Department responded to the incident involving Christopherson and made the arrest.

FWC grant to fund more artificial reef construction in Santa Rosa County

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on February 13, 2023. Posted in Beach, News.

The waters off Santa Rosa County could see more artificial reefs in the coming years thanks to a new $1.3 million grant. As of 2021, the last time reefs were deployed, there are 557 reef modules in the gulf off Santa Rosa County.

During a Jan. 23 meeting, the Board of County Commissioners approved the $1.3 million grant, which comes from Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC). It was initially awarded during the 2021-2022 fiscal year.

Cigarette to blame for Burger King fire, says fire chief

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on February 7, 2023. Posted in News.

On Jan. 27, Burger King in Navarre suffered a structure fire. While no one was injured, the incident did lead to significant damage to the eastern side of the back wall of the building.

Holley Navarre Fire District, along with other nearby fire districts, responded to the fire. According to HNFD Fire Chief Kevin Lewis, the fire was in the structural elements of the building. It ran from the ground floor up into the attic and began to burn the wood trusses.

New state-of-the-art MRI unit at Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2023. Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.

A new, state-of-the-art magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is designed to enhance the patient experience and provide physicians with the best images available.

Staudt named All Sports Association Award winner

Written by Brian Lester on January 31, 2023. Posted in Education.

Caitlin Staudt had no idea as she wrapped up a test in one of her classes on a Friday morning in late January that she was in for quite the surprise.

Members of the Navarre High administration, including athletic director Scott Murphy and Principal Kasie Windfelder, as well as officials from the All Sports Association walked into the classroom Staudt was in and presented her with the ASA’s Female Scholastic Award winner for 2023.

Navarre NJROTC program beneficial but not mandatory

Written by Brian Lester on January 31, 2023. Posted in Community.

There appears to be a growing trend of students being forced into JROTC programs at high schools across the country.

Data collected from more than 200 public records, according to The New York Times, shows that dozens of schools have made the program mandatory.

School Resource Officer arrested on lewd and lascivious charge

Written by Staff Reporters on January 24, 2023. Posted in Crime, News.

The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office arrested Deputy David Daniels Tuesday, Jan. 24, on a felony lewd and lascivious charge.

On Monday, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office was informed that a report of misconduct had been made against Daniels to the Department of Children and Families. Immediately after receiving the report, the Sheriff’s Office’s Major Crimes detectives began to investigate the reported incident.