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Faithful fasting: local churches hold fasts during January

Every January, people make new year’s resolutions. For some, it’s exercising more. For others, it’s focusing on their mental health.

And for members of local churches, like East Bay Church and Momentum Church, it’s about getting reacquainted in their relationship with Jesus Christ.

Buffalo Rock expands into Santa Rosa County

Buffalo Rock, the nation’s largest single family-owned Pepsi and Dr Pepper bottlers, announced its expansion into Santa Rosa County.

The Santa Rosa County Economic Development Office (SREDO) announced today the  iconic beverage company has agreed to purchase 47 acres of property at the Northwest Florida Industrial Park at I-10 for a new distribution facility.

County to discuss deeding land to Milton for wastewater disposal

After more than a month off for the end-of-year holidays, Santa Rosa County Commissioners have a busy first meeting of 2023. A vote that could dramatically change the future of Milton’s $70-million wastewater treatment plant project highlights the agenda. Public forum begins at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the County Administrative Complex, 6245 Caroline St. in Milton. The commission will begin consideration of the published agenda at 5:30 p.m.

Argos announce additions to coaching staff

New University of West Florida football coach Kaleb Nobles has announced a few members of his coaching staff.

The Argos are keeping Steve Saulnier and Ron Dickerson Jr. while adding Kavell Conner. Jordan Remsza and Joe Wintrick.

Raiders roll to win in district play

Navarre’s girls basketball team opened the new year with a win, rolling past rival Gulf Breeze 53-18 in a District 1-6A game.

Four players scored in double figures for the Raiders, including a double-double effort out of Angel Rhodes, who also added five steals to her stat line.

Michelle Tucker strives to make learning fun

Michelle Tucker’s fourth-grade classroom at West Navarre Intermediate is a happening place.

Students are standing at tables or sitting on the floor working on activities, allowing them to have fun while learning.

5,000 gallons of sewage spilt in Gulf Breeze

The City of Gulf Breeze spent Wednesday, Jan. 4, cleaning up 5,000 gallons of sewage in the Tiger Point area on Circle Lane and West Avenue.

Following heavy rains early Wednesday morning, staff with the Gulf Breeze Regional Water System recognized a lack of water flow and heightened levels in a lift station leading to the water treatment plant. This caused water mixed with sewage to begin overflowing from manholes.

One Hour Air prepares local homes for the cold months

In the Northwest Florida area, it’s vital to have a functioning heating and cooling system in a home.

Constant unexpected temperature fluctuations make these systems essential in any home along the Emerald Coast. One Hour Air Conditioning and Heating offers all the furnace and air conditioning services you need for comfort and efficiency in every season.

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