This letter from the City of Gulf Breeze indicates a complete report will be completed and shared by the close of business today. Here’s what the city has to say:
It was a double win for Michael Carter on Halloween.
The former Navarre Raider came through with the best game of his NFL career Sunday, helping the New York Jets pick up a 34-31 come-from-behind win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
Midway Baptist Church appealed their previously denied variance to the Board of County Commissioners on Oct. 28., asking to replace their hurricane-damaged privacy fence with a chain-link fence and landscape buffer.
The commissioners approved the church’s appeal by a 4-1 vote, District 4 Commissioner Dave Piech opposed.
When everything clicks for the University of West Florida football team, the Argos are tough to slow down.
That was the case Saturday night at Robinson-Hale Stadium, especially in the second half, as the reigning NCAA Division II national champions turned a tight game into a blowout in a convincing win over the Choctaws.
The battle between Navarre incorporating or not continued as Preserve Navarre founder Wes Siler asked the state delegation to explain any further requirements to put Navarre’s incorporation on the ballot.
In a span of four minutes on Friday night, Navarre flipped the script and revived the once-fading pulse of its playoff hopes.
First Derek Percivalle blocked a punt attempt in the end zone for a safety. Then, a couple of minutes later, EJ Love scored the first varsity touchdown of his career.
Amid fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and worker shortages, Florida lawmakers next week will consider proposals to inject nearly $100 million into nursing homes and boost pay of state correctional officers.
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted skyrocketing student enrollment in virtual education, putting a spotlight on competition among Florida providers – and igniting a debate about whether lawmakers should tweak the way public schools are funded as more students take classes online.
The U.S. Department of Education on Thursday filed a complaint requesting that an administrative law judge order Florida to stop withholding funds from school districts that received federal money to cover school board members’ salaries.