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Following court ruling, hundreds of lawsuits mount for Skanska

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

Following an August federal appeals court decision to uphold a 2021 ruling that Skanska, a construction company, was negligent and can’t limit their liability for damages caused by the company’s barges during Hurricane Sally in 2020. The decision was a major victory for individuals and municipalities looking to sue Skanska for things such as property damage and economic losses.

BoCC removes alternative subdivision provision from LDC; keeps clear-cutting

Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in News.

Alternative subdivisions and clear-cutting are two of the most unpopular practices allowed under Santa Rosa County’s existing Land Development Code; last week, the Board of County Commissioners decided to remove alternative subdivisions from the updated LDC but unanimously agreed to keep existing clear-cutting practices.

Navarre Gardens residents visit beach

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, Community.

Residents in nursing homes and assisted living facilities spend most of their time on the property of their respective facility. Navarre Gardens, which has locations on Highway 87 and Highway 98, is an assisted living facility in Navarre.

While many of the residents at Navarre Gardens spend much of their time on property, occasionally they can visit other places. On Thursday, Sept. 14, several residents from Navarre Gardens on Highway 87 visited Navarre Beach.

Bringing community together ‘pretty rewarding’ for Col. Allison Black

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.

Col. Allison Black was soaking in the best of both of her worlds under the lights of Friday night.

The 1st Special Operations Wing Commander at Hurlburt Field stood on the home sideline of Bennett C Russell Stadium talking about her job in the military as well looking forward to the chance to watch her sons, Connor and Cooper, play football for the Navarre Raiders.

Navarre overcomes tight third set to sweep Catholic

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

On the brink of a sweep of Pensacola Catholic last Tuesday night, Navarre’s volleyball team found itself in a bit of a bind.

The Raiders trailed by a handful of points in the third set and it appeared as if perhaps this non-district match at home would go to a fourth game.

Milton gun store owner says ATF ‘retaliated’ against him, store manager

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business, News.

A Santa Rosa County gun store owner is alleging the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) harassed him and his store manager after criticizing the agency in the past.

Chris Smith, the owner of Gulf Coast Gun in Milton, says the ATF attempted to audit him for a license he had yet to use after he spoke out against ATF policies at a congressional field hearing held June 26 at the Okaloosa County Administrative Complex in Shalimar.

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