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Decision could end lawsuit over Navarre Beach RV park

Written by Ken Garner on September 22, 2022. Posted in News.

The Santa Rosa County Commission is scheduled to hear a request this morning that, if approved, would allow an RV park on Navarre Beach and, possibly, end a lawsuit against the county.

“I’m going to recommend, if the commission is inclined to grant the lease amendment, that it be conditioned on the plaintiff ending litigation,” County Attorney Tom Dannheisser told Navarre Press on Thursday, Sept. 15. “It all depends on how it plays out at the meeting.”

US Department Of Labor recovers $131.8 million for Wells Fargo 401(K) participants after investigation finds plan overpaid for company stock

Written by Staff Reporters on September 22, 2022. Posted in News.

The U.S. Department of Labor today announced a settlement with Wells Fargo and Company and Wells Fargo Bank and GreatBanc Trust Company – a plan trustee – that recovers more than $131.8 million for the retirement plan’s participants after a department investigation found that, from 2013 through 2018, the fund overpaid for company stock purchased for the plan.

Navarre resident earns honorable mention forMississippi State interdisciplinary design competition

Written by Staff Reporters on September 20, 2022. Posted in Education.

A comprehensive student team project in Mississippi State’s College of Architecture, Art and Design is helping seniors mirror professional client projects like those they can expect as graduates in their respective fields.

Daughter of late Christian musician delivers first sermon

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 20, 2022. Posted in Faith.

Speaking publicly can be nerve wracking. Speaking publicly about a tragic period of your life can be exceptionally difficult. For Makenzie Weaver, however, its all part of God’s plan.

Back in January, Jay Weaver, Makenzie’s dad and the bass player in contemporary Christian band Big Daddy Weave, passed away following a battle with COVID-19.

City of Gulf Breeze to expand public safety campus with new police station

Written by Staff Reporters on September 15, 2022. Posted in News.

The City of Gulf Breeze celebrated its new public safety project Wednesday, September 6, by hosting a ceremony at the construction site of the Police Station and City Services Annex on FairPoint Drive.

The new Police Station will include space for dispatch and a city services annex for utility billing and customer service operations. The Public Safety Campus currently includes the fire station, which was redeveloped in 2005.

Preserve Navarre to release city charter, updated feasibility study

Written by Staff Reporters on September 14, 2022. Posted in News.

On Sun., Sept. 25, Preserve Navarre will release updates to its feasibility study and release a city charter which declares home rule for Navarre. Preserve Navarre, founded in 2021, has been working towards incorporating Navarre, something that has failed the past couple times it was tried.

Recycling program to resume Sept. 21 in Santa Rosa County, dependent on the reopening of ECUA’s recycling facility

Written by Staff Reporters on September 12, 2022. Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County will resume its recycling program Wed., Sept. 21, dependent on ECUA reopening their recycling facility on Mon., Sept. 26. To help ensure it is successful, county staff will be taking extra steps to ensure collected recyclables are not contaminated with non-recyclable garbage. Staff will visually inspect each load of recyclable materials to ensure it will be accepted by ECUA’s processing facility.

WastePro (franchised waste hauler for the county) will resume its recycling program on Mon., Sept. 26. Residents who utilize non-franchised haulers are encouraged to reach out to them regarding any changes in their recycling program.

Council to reject riverfront development proposal

Written by Ken Garner on September 8, 2022. Posted in News.

The strip of land between Broad Street and the Blackwater River is one of eight “anchor” areas identified in Milton’s 2015 Riverfront Master Plan, but a city official said last month the economy is hampering efforts to develop the property.

City makes compelling argument against widening U.S. 90

Written by Staff Reporters on August 31, 2022. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Moving traffic through or around Milton isn’t a new concern. The city considered building a second bridge over the Blackwater River to connect Berryhill Street to U.S. Highway 90 and create a bypass at least 20 years ago.

But now that the Florida Department of Transportation is moving ahead with a plan to widen Caroline Street (U.S. 90) from two to four lanes between Stewart Street and Ward Basin Road, the debate over downtown’s future has taken on a new urgency.

Financial records your business should keep

Written by Staff Reporters on August 30, 2022. Posted in Business.

The paperwork adds up. This is the stark reality many small businesses face when they don’t yet have the time, tools, or know-how to keep up with their financial records.

Unfortunately, this is also one of the reasons many of those small businesses don’t make it.