Steve Alford’s voice booms through Bennett C. Russell Stadium on a Friday night in the fall as Navarre keeps a scoring drive alive. The crowd cheers, cowbells ring, and both the players and the fans seem to feed off the energy Alford brings with his voice.
Governor Ron DeSantis announced Monday that during the upcoming legislative session, he is proposing more than $1 billion in gas tax relief for Floridians. This gas tax holiday will save up to $200 for the average Florida family.
“Gas prices have been rising due to inflationary pressures from bad federal policies, so we here in Florida need to step up and provide relief to our citizens,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Today, I am proposing that during session, the Florida Legislature provide more than $1 billion in gas tax relief for Florida families. This will have a positive impact on millions of Floridians.”
According to a press release from the governor’s office, DeSantis is proposing a five-month gas tax holiday.
Madison Simmons has the ability to score points. The 3-pointer she buried three minutes into Navarre’s game against Milton Thursday night shows as much.
But what the sophomore prides herself on most is playing tenacious defense, something she did without fail in helping the Raiders put away the Panthers 46-34 in a key District 1-6A road game.
Members of the Navarre Beach Leaseholders & Residents Association learned Saturday from District 4 Commissioner Dave Piech that there will be a pre-application meeting for a new hotel on Navarre Beach.
Ginger Bowden Madden announced Nov. 18, Dean Bruno Lainhart was sentenced to life in Florida’s Department of Corrections by Santa Rosa County Circuit Court Judge Darlene Dickey on two counts of capital sexual battery upon a person less than 12 years of age by a defendant over 18 years of age.
There’s something about Niceville that brings out a little extra in Navarre’s girls weightlifting team.
Sure, Navarre still owns the district, winning 16 consecutive titles, but if there is a team that poses the biggest threat to the Raiders’ dominant run, it’s the Eagles.
At the Nov. 9 Commission Regular Meeting, the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners approved to accept a $499,075 award from the EPA Gulf of Mexico Division’s Healthy and Resilient Gulf of Mexico in the category for Building Community Resilience Through the Reduction and Prevention of Nonpoint Source Pollution.