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Proposed Publix complex one step closer

Written by Ben Johnson on June 22, 2021. Posted in News.

After months of meetings and paperwork, the prospective Wynnehaven Plaza is one step closer to breaking ground.

The developers continue working with the county to provide the necessary documentation to ensure that all facets of the building process do not deviate from the land development code.

For God’s Sake: When a person comes to faith in Christ, God begins to change their appetite

Written by Michael Bannon on June 22, 2021. Posted in Opinion.

Have you ever sat down in a restaurant, begun to read the menu and then realized you can’t afford to eat there?

My wife and I went shopping and, having a gift card, decided to eat dinner out. We were handed menus and I realized, “I can’t afford to eat here!”

Tested mentally, Seward makes best of not-so-normal season

Written by Brian Lester on June 22, 2021. Posted in Sports.

Jennifer Seward and her Samford teammates poured everything they had into each workout last fall.

They hoped the season would start on time amid the COVID-19 pandemic but also understood the reality that it might not happen.

Bridge toll hearing called off

Written by News Service of Florida on June 21, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

After the state Department of Transportation reinstated tolls Sunday, a hearing has been called off in a long-running legal battle about a Northwest Florida bridge.

Hockey is a passion for Regan Rudzki

Written by Brian Lester on June 21, 2021. Posted in Sports.

Wearing a heavy jersey and holding a hockey stick, Regan Rudzki stands out in the crowd on a steamy June afternoon on Navarre Beach.

There isn’t a sheet of ice in sight — only water, sand and sunshine — but Rudzki isn’t here to play hockey.

Texas backs Florida in immigration fight

Written by News Service of Florida on June 21, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

Texas is backing Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody’s effort to convince a federal appeals court to block immigration-enforcement decisions by the Biden administration. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office last week filed a brief at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that seeks to bolster Moody’s arguments that the Biden administration has shirked responsibilities in enforcing immigration laws and threatened public safety.

Proposed Publix complex one step closer

For God’s Sake: When a person comes to faith in Christ, God begins to change their appetite

Tested mentally, Seward makes best of not-so-normal season

Bridge toll hearing called off

Hockey is a passion for Regan Rudzki

Texas backs Florida in immigration fight

Sheriff’s Office investigates early morning shooting near bike trail

Medical examiner in dire need of funding

Man mad at sister for beating niece breaks phone when she calls for help

Commissioners debate how to balance budget