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Santa Rosa COVID cases double in one week

COVID-19 positivity rates are rising in Santa Rosa County, a trend that is also being seen statewide.

Last week saw 938 people vaccinated in Santa Rosa, up from 624 the week before.  But the number of new cases more than doubled in one week, rising from 219 to 441. The positivity rate jumped from 15% to 23.2% in the same time frame.

RV park no-go for Navarre Beach

After months of debate and community opposition, the Board of County Commissioners voted to deny the request for a lease amendment during Thursday night’s rezoning meeting that would allow RV park construction on Navarre Beach.

Cameras to be installed on bus stop arms to detect illegal passing

When a school bus is stopped and has its stop arm extended, vehicles are not legally allowed to pass. However, school buses are passed illegally over 17 million times a year in North America.

Santa Rosa County school district is taking part in a bus camera pilot program to reduce this number and keep children safe.

Emily Madril gives back to soccer community

Emily Madril was back in Navarre this summer helping to set up the next generation of soccer stars for success.

The former Raider standout who established herself as one of the best soccer players in Florida spent a few weeks working with primarily incoming eighth graders and freshmen at the NYSA Soccer Complex.

McCambley shows improvement in second start with Blue Wahoos

Zach McCambley hasn’t been pitching at the Double-A level of Minor League Baseball for very long, but he’s quickly adapted to life in the Southern League.

He is still seeking his first win, which he’ll try to get tonight against the Montgomery Biscuits, but the Pensacola Blue Wahoos pitcher has shown promise, especially after striking out six in a six-inning outing against Chattanooga last week.

Photo of the Day

Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Cindy Hermany and taken by her mom behind the Spring Hill Suites Hotel on June 8.
“It was a beautiful peaceful morning. Our family thoroughly enjoyed vacationing in Navarre,” Cindy said. “We will be back.”

DeSantis vows to fight school mask mandates

Gov. Ron DeSantis doubled down Thursday on his opposition to mask mandates for public-school students during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying he would call for a special legislative session if the federal government moves toward requiring masks in schools.

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