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Treatment: ‘more than not taking a drug’

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 16, 2023. Posted in News.

Fentanyl usage has reached a crisis point in the United States. The potent and dangerous synthetic opioid, which is oftentimes mixed with other drugs like heroin and methamphetamine, is the leading cause of death in adults aged 18-45, according to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).

Testing, recess changes eyed in school deregulation

Written by News Service of Florida on November 16, 2023. Posted in Florida News.

TALLAHASSEE — A slate of bills aimed at reducing regulations on public schools began moving forward Wednesday, as a key Florida Senate panel signed off on changes such as eliminating testing requirements for earning high-school diplomas.

Ex-executive’s lawsuit targets TaxWatch

Written by News Service of Florida on November 16, 2023. Posted in Florida News.

Tallahassee – In a whistleblower lawsuit involving two well-known Capitol insiders, a former high-ranking employee of Florida TaxWatch accused the non-profit organization’s leader of sexual harassment, drinking on the job and retaliation.

Michael Carter now an Arizona Cardinal

Written by Brian Lester on November 15, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Michael Carter has a new NFL home. And it didn’t take that long to find it.

Less than 24 hours after being released by the New York Jets, the Navarre alum was claimed off waivers by the Arizona Cardinals.

BoCC picks Pensacola firm to conduct feasibility study for aquatic center

Written by Ken Garner on November 15, 2023. Posted in News.

The Santa Rosa County Commission last week picked Pensacola-based Baskerville-Donovan, Inc., to study the feasibility of building an aquatic center – or centers.

“This is all part of a process, and we’re on our way” then-Commission Chairman Colten Wright said after commissioners directed staff to begin contract negotiations with BDI.

Voter registration signature ruling appealed

Written by News Service of Florida on November 15, 2023. Posted in Florida News.

Four advocacy groups have gone to an appeals court after a federal judge rejected a lawsuit challenging a Florida requirement for “wet” signatures on voter-registration forms.

FWC making a difference in shoal bass conservation

Written by Staff Reporters on November 15, 2023. Posted in Community.

Over the last two years freshwater fisheries researchers and managers with the FWC have successfully released more than 11,000 shoal bass.

It’s part of an ongoing recovery effort for the shoal bass population after Hurricane Michael devastated the Panama City area in 2018 and depleted more than 90% of it.

Junior Officer reflection–Air Force Comptroller leading and living Agile Combat Employment (ACE)

Written by Staff Reporters on November 15, 2023. Posted in Military, News.

Hurlburt Field – As an Air Force Comptroller, our ability to adapt to the ebbs and flows of the budget environment and our customer needs is what makes our career field essential to the success of our great nation and the Department of Defense. It is exactly the mind set we need as the Air Force shifts into the Joint All Domain environment. In the conflict against a peer competitor, it will be key to provide flexible and resilient formations to meet commanders’ intent–within the Air Force, we call it Agile Combat Employment.

New York Jets release Michael Carter

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

Michael Carter’s days with the New York Jets are over after the struggling AFC East team released him Tuesday.

A third-year pro and alum of Navarre High School, Carter saw his role reduced significantly this year, mainly seeing the field on third down.

Florida lawmakers to target school regulations

Written by News Service of Florida on November 14, 2023. Posted in Florida News.

TALLAHASSEE — Florida lawmakers are looking at ways to take some regulations off the books for public schools.

The Senate Education Pre-K-12 Committee and the House Education Quality Subcommittee held workshops this week on the issue, after a deregulation effort was included in a law (HB 1) passed in March that massively expanded the state’s school-voucher programs.