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School food supplier expands free-lunch program

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in Community.

When the final school bell of the year rings, students on free and reduced-price lunch in Santa Rosa County are no longer guaranteed a meal at their school each day. But thanks to the Summer Break Spot meal program, these students still have a place to pick up a free lunch.

Food for Vets find new Navarre home

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in Community.

Navarre’s struggling military and veteran families have access to a new resource for food free of charge every third Friday and Saturday of the month in addition to the programs offered by local military bases.

Navarre, Pace show business growth parallels

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in Business.

According to business license data in Santa Rosa County, Navarre is the second fastest growing area in the county when it comes to new business. More than 2,000 businesses received new licenses tied to Santa Rosa addresses between 2017 and June 2018.

Sweet Pea travels for treatment at Gulf World

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in Beach.

The Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center’s (NBSTCC) resident green sea turtle, Sweet Pea, has been transported to Gulf World in Panama City for treatment of gastro-intestinal issues.

Rip currents lead to elevated water rescues

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in Beach.

Water rescues along Navarre Beach are on the rise and rip currents are the leading cause said head lifeguard Charles Marek.

New bridge shows at least 3,000 cracks

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in News.

With construction of the new Pensacola Bay Bridge less than half completed, inspectors have found at least 3,000 cracks in newly placed concrete on the span’s decks.

Water experts lose bids for utility board

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in News.

Based on their many years of professional experience in water operations, Charles “Buddy” Ingram and Elisa Bailey appeared to be the most qualified of 11 candidates who recently ran for election to the Holley Navarre Water System board.

Debate homes in on development and zoning

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in News.

Questions repeatedly returned to issues of development and allowing exceptions to the land development code during the Santa Rosa Republican Women’s county commissioners candidate forum Tuesday.

County workers on track for $2.7 million in raises

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County has had a continuous vacancy problem in the Public Works Department, especially in Road and Bridges, according to Director Stephen Furman.

Santa Rosa to gamble $2 million on industrial park building

Written by Staff Reporters on July 26, 2018. Posted in News.

When Garner Economics LLC presented a five-year blueprint for Santa Rosa County’s economic development, owner Jay Garner coined a simple phrase: “No product, no project.”