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Navarre woman survived two military sexual assaults; service dog helps her heal

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on November 9, 2021. Posted in Healing Paws.

When Jennifer Johnson talks about her military career, she slips past the dark times — some of which lasted years. There are things she still can’t talk about. Her service dog, Chopper, watches her closely. He is the only one who knows some of the darkest places she went during her 24 years in […]

Nov. 11-17, 2021 Blast from the Past

Written by Linda Murchison on November 9, 2021. Posted in History.

One Year Ago – 2020

Despite citizen opposition, Santa Rosa County Commissioners extended Waste Pro’s waste hauling monopoly to cover the north end of Santa Rosa County, effective Jan. 1.

Community Briefs

Written by Staff Reporters on November 9, 2021. Posted in Community.

Red tide returns to Navarre Beach
In the last week, Karenia brevis was detected in varying concentrations across Northwest Florida.

New amendment would spell trouble for credit card customers

Written by Staff Reporters on November 9, 2021. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

There are times when we are uncertain what will happen if a particular public policy is implemented.

A proposal in Congress about cuts in interchange fees on credit cards is not one of them.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on November 9, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Only the government could put “stormwater mitigation” and “COVID-19” into the same sentence.

In another twist to the long story of federal funding for the pandemic, the stormwater mitigation task force met last week to decide what stormwater projects to submit for COVID funding.

Still listening to same song all these years later

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on November 9, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Uncategorized, Wise Words.

There is a song called “Joy,” performed by pianist George Winston, which I can credit in part with the beginning of my true writing life.

After college, I had originally gotten into social work and, although I was an English major, had not yet discovered the magic of writing. This song, along with a powerful friendship with someone at that time, connected the two.

Grace’s Place helps ‘Broken Chicks’ heal

Written by Michael Bannon on November 9, 2021. Posted in Faith.

“Many people think we’re just a women’s ministry to serve all women, but we are not,” said April Fisher, founder and “house mom” of Grace’s Place in Navarre, “we specifically help women who have been sexually abused and as a result have found themselves in a vicious destructive life cycle which we look to break through the power of Jesus Christ.”

For God’s Sake: Marriage is glorious gift of God we cherish

Written by Michael Bannon on November 9, 2021. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

My idea of an enjoyable morning is sipping coffee with my wife at a café and watching the world pass by. Our favorite perch when we lived in Naples was a bagel shop in a very busy plaza.

On Friday mornings, we’d seat ourselves at a table facing the small, very full, parking lot to watch the clumsy ballet of cars attempting to enter and exit.

Pen Air celebrates teachers

Written by Brian Lester on November 9, 2021. Posted in Education.

Pen Air Federal Credit Union celebrates teachers through annual #TreatATeacher campaign.

Corn snakeroot and rattlesnake weed will never hide in tall weeds

Written by Les Harrison on November 9, 2021. Posted in More with Les, Opinion.

Sometimes residents and visitors are concerned about a surprise encounter with one of the 45 species of native snakes. In the cooler weather these coldblooded reptiles are unable to avoid the chance meeting which usually ends badly, at least for the snake.

In reality, it is far more likely to find a weed given a name based on one of its features which mimic a snake. One of these is corn snakeroot, a native wildflower currently blooming in Santa Rosa County.