Cinema says farewell, downtown Fort Walton focuses on facelift
When Navarre resident James Coleman purchased the defunct Cinema Plus in Fort Walton, the sky was the limit.
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Retreat to provide rare break for special-needs moms
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From the moment Riley was born, doctors did not give him a good prognosis.
Special Olympians join national sailing champions
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Dozens of colorful sails swooshed through Santa Rosa Sound days after the annual Juana’s Good Time Regatta wrapped up Sept. 9.
Navarre High fights suicide with education
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Navarre High School is no stranger to suicide. The school with a population of more than 2,000 has seen three students choose to take their own lives in the last two years.
Agencies stonewalling on bridge flaws
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Sen. Bill Nelson’s office is warning that thousands of cracks found in construction on the Pensacola Bay Bridge, among others, “may involve inadequate supervision.”
Williamson loss means state, national vacancies
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When current District 4 County Commissioner Rob Williamson finishes his term in mid-November, he will leave a few positions vacant.
School bus involved in East Bay accident
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No major injuries were reported following a traffic accident involving a Santa Rosa County school bus on East Bay Boulevard Friday morning.
New coaches, senior leadership beneficial to swim team
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Mary Moorer is usually doing the coaching, and yes, she’s still the main figure, as evidenced by the familiar voice heard from outside the pool during a Navarre swim team practice Wednesday morning.
Elected Officials are held to a higher standard
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The men and women whom we elect to represent us, and safeguard the reputation of our county, should always conduct themselves in a way that will not bring disrespect to themselves, the office that they hold or our county. Today Santa Rosa County’s District Four finds itself represented by someone who does not adhere to those values.
Special Olympics surfing promotes confidence
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Along Navarre Beach, a group of talented young athletes took to the waves Aug. 4 to show off their surfing skills in regional competition.