Christmastime is here
I love a good Christmas movie or TV special.
There are several we have on repeat at the Ricketts household that we watch just about every year and some of them multiple times a year.
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Brian Out Loud
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.
This is my last column of 2022. I’ve never been more thrilled to say goodbye to a year. It’s been a tough year to say the least. And that’s an understatement.
Most of you know my dad died in early April. Meighan, who you often see recording my post-game interviews on the football field, lost her mom in late September.
For God’s Sake: Conflicted by popular Christmas hymn
Written by Michael Bannon on . Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.
I have a favorite Christmas hymn that I am uncomfortable singing. It is one of the most beloved Christmas hymns, and I love it too, with reservation. I am a man conflicted!
The hymn is “Away in a Manger,” a song mistakenly attributed to Martin Luther.
Leadership Santa Rosa recognizes 35th graduating class
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business.
On Dec. 8, 27 up and coming leaders of Santa Rosa County gathered to celebrate the completion of Leadership Santa Rosa’s 35th year. This was the first new class since 2020.
Leadership Santa Rosa is a 10-month training program designed to prepare participants for leadership roles in the local community.
Opportunity knocks and Raider girls soccer team capitalizes on it
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Natalie Busch saw an opportunity and jumped on it.
In a game against Fort Walton Beach that had been scoreless for the first 35 minutes last Friday night, the sophomore standout got things rolling for the Raiders on the scoreboard.
Imogene Theatre event spotlights impact of Big Brothers Big Sisters
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community.
Hundreds of Santa Rosa County and nearby residents packed the Imogene Theatre in Milton Thursday, Dec. 8 for a night of music, stories, and Southern charm.
They came to see Sean Dietrich, better known as Sean of the South, who was there to perform with Fairhope, Ala.-based Bluegrass band Blue Mullet.
Winter skin tips from a local dermatologist
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.
The hustle and bustle is upon us and holiday stress tends to spread to the skin.
Long to-do lists, extra family to feed and finding the perfect gift all adds anxiety to our lives, which in turn affects our skin. We call these holiday rashes and it’s more than just dry skin.
Half off Christmas sale at Good Neighbor Thrift Store
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.
Christmas decorations, outfits, unique gifts and stocking stuffers can really add up and empty your wallet during the holiday season.
Looking to save some money this Christmas? Come shop at Good Neighbor Thrift Store. The thrift store is having a huge Christmas sale every day the store is open through Dec. 21.
Where Y’at Seafood welcomes 100 home from deployment
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, On the Menu.
The team at Where Y’at Seafood has a huge heart for the military.
A troop of 100 airmen from the 823rd Red Horse Squadron recently returned from a deployment to the Middle East.
Several Navarre transportation projects moving forward
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
Plans are in the works for several transportation projects in and around Santa Rosa County, including Navarre.
According to the 2045 Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) update, there are 40 projects currently planned with varying degrees of funding. There are 12 projects in Navarre, including a potential new Navarre Bridge and a two-lane Navarre community access road. The access road, if built, will act as an alternative to U.S. Highway 98.