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Jubilee developer sets third town hall meeting

Neighbors of the proposed Jubilee project northeast of Pace still have questions about the master-planned community, and some are spreading misinformation, developer Ron Reeser told the Press Gazette Aug. 24. “We’re going to keep trying to educate people about the benefits of a CDD for the entire area,” said Reeser, managing partner of The Eagle […]

Thank you mom!

We, Ronnie (Linda), Gina, and Bettye (Rick), were so very fortunate to have our mom, Aileen Brandon, in our lives! Our youngest sister, Alyson, preceded Mom in her death. Mom, 97, was born and raised on a farm in rural northern Alabama, where she loved riding her horse, Prince, going fishing, and cheerleading throughout high school. Her mother taught her to sew on a pedal sewing machine, how to cook and can, and how to do the chores related to farm life. In her day, social events centered around the home and the community. Beds were removed and square dances were held in homes, complete with musicians. Women would sit around a wooden frame and quilt as they socialized with each other. Beautiful quilts were produced with lots of love and care! After high school, Mom worked at Brookley AFB,

DeSantis Says 20 Voting Arrests an ‘Opening Salvo’

News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Twenty felons across Florida were being arrested Thursday on allegations that they voted illegally during the 2020 elections, Gov. Ron De-Santis said.

The arrests came just days before Tuesday’s primary elections, and DeSantis and Florida Department of Law Enforcement Acting Commissioner Mark Glass said more arrests are expected. DeSantis pointed to a new state office created to probe election wrongdoing.

‘All Lives Matter’ abortion ordinance fails

After more than 90 minutes of often tense – and sometimes angry – debate, Commissioner James Calkins’ motion to approve his proposed “All Lives Matter” ordinance banning abortion clinics in Santa Rosa County died without a second.

Instead, the commission unanimously approved Sam Parker’s motion to ask staff to study developing a Land Development Code amendment prohibiting abortion.

Cross-country Raiders running hard for success

Though it’s been barely an hour since the sun has risen on a humid Tuesday morning in mid-August, there is a positive, upbeat vibe flowing through the Navarre cross-country runners.

They like the way the workouts have gone leading up to the season and are optimistic about what can be achieved.

August storm brings lightning, calls to first responders

An Aug. 16 lightning storm lit up phones at the Holley-Navarre Fire District.

According to HNFD Fire Chief Ron Norton, HNFD responded to four calls within a 45-minute window — all of which had something to do with lightning strikes.

Navarre Raiders seek to restore glory and end district championship drought

Ethan Newman isn’t thrilled about the way last season ended. The Beach Bowl loss to rival Gulf Breeze in the season finale left a sour taste in the mouth of Navarre’s standout senior offensive lineman.

Fumbles and missed opportunities that November night not only left the Raiders with a 5-4 record, it also left them outside looking in when it came to the playoffs.

New era for Lighthouse football team

A new era begins for Lighthouse Private Christian Academy on the football field this season.

Everette Alford is now at the helm of the Stingrays and he is optimistic about what this program can do in 2022.

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