For God’s Sake: Disciple-making creates a win-win situation
“It’s a win-win arrangement,” Jack’s mother said enthusiastically to a friend.
A party to their conversation, I nodded my head in agreement and added, “It sure is!”
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Blue Wahoos Notebook: Encarnacion promoted to Triple-A
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Jerar Encarnacion is moving up the ranks in minor league baseball.
A top outfielder prospect for the Miami Marlins, Encarnacion is headed to Triple-A Jacksonville.
Pensacola community creates campaign to reopen the National Naval Aviation Museum to all citizens
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
A website and petition campaign called Open Our Museum has been organized by a group of local citizens and civic leaders working together to urge the U.S. Navy and the Department of Defense (DoD) to reestablish the public access waiver to NAS Pensacola so all citizens are allowed to visit the National Naval Aviation Museum (NNAM) and the base’s other historic attractions.
Citizens paying more in taxes without rate increase
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
As the price of homes increase, so do the taxes that go with their sales. Documentary (or doc) stamp taxes have not technically gone up, but due to the increase in prices on homes and other properties, citizens could be paying more.
Eric Sines excited about opportunity to compete in Special Olympics USA Games
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Eric Sines heads out on the Santa Rosa Sound on his paddleboard, the water calm, the sun shining and the wind blowing lightly on a Wednesday morning in Navarre.
The conditions are perfect, according to Eric, who is doing a photo shoot on this day along with an interview ahead of his rapidly approaching big moment, that being the opportunity to represent Santa Rosa County and the state of Florida in the Special Olympics USA Games next month in Orlando.
Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office to hold Citizen’s Law Enforcement Academy
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
After two years of not being able to offer the class, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office recently announced that the Citizen’s Law Enforcement Academy is set to be back on May 26.
The Academy, which is a 10-week program, offers an exclusive look at the Sheriff’s Office and the work that they do. It is just for Santa Rosa County residents.
Vets Helping Vets: American Legion to hold event focused on ending veteran suicide
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
The Northwest Florida area is home to countless military members and their families. According to an online fact sheet on Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs website, 1,525,400 veterans live in the state of Florida as of 2017.
Master self-defense at Precision Martial Arts
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.
Knowing martial arts is kind of like having insurance. It’s something you hope you won’t have to use, but if you do, you’re happy you have it.
Precision Martial Arts is a professional martial arts school in Navarre, Florida with daytime and evening classes for people of all ages.
Meet Navarre High School’s new assistant principal
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education.
At Santa Rosa County School Board’s March meeting, Superintendent Dr. Karen Barber introduced Navarre High School’s new assistant principal, Christopher Stanley.
Stanley is stepping into Joe Trujillo’s former role. Trujillo now serves as the principal at Avalon Middle School in Milton.
Concord Presbyterian unveils event showcasing ancient Hebrew Scrolls
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
For Christians, getting as close to God as they can is the top priority.
On Wed. Mar. 23, they had the chance to get up close and personal with His word.