Arcadia shares Santa Rosa’s Civil War heritage
Visitors to Arcadia Mill, a historical site in Milton, got a lesson in Santa Rosa’s Civil War heritage Saturday during the annual Sawmills and Skirmishes Tour.
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Blue Angels Homecoming show announced with special night show
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The Navy’s Flight Demonstration Squadron, Pensacola’s very own Blue Angels, will close the 2017 season at their annual Homecoming Air Show aboard Naval Air Station Pensacola Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10-11.
Jerauld draws attention to services offered by Council on Aging
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Margaret Jerauld has been involved with the Council on Aging of West Florida for nearly 20 years.
Teachers’ union not settling for salary decision
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Weeks after the Santa Rosa County School Board sided with Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick over the teachers’ union in salary negotiations, some teachers and union leaders are not dropping the issue.
Mutual aid agreements crucial for area fire districts
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When flames peeked out from a dryer in a home in Midway Aug. 31, the resident’s teenaged occupant called 911. She was home alone.
Tourism council answers rebuke with an invitation
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Santa Rosa officials bristled at the recent scolding they received from House Speaker Richard Corcoran about the financial practices of the county’s Tourist Development Office.
Special Tactics saves lives in Hurricane Harvey aftermath
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Hurlburt Field – To assist in rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, 38 Special Tactics Airmen were deployed to southeast Texas to provide critical disaster relief.
New teacher dives in at science station
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As schools across Santa Rosa County begin planning their field trips to the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS), a new teacher has jumped on board to help connect these children to the marine world.
Emergency officials keep Cold War vigilance
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Although a nuclear attack on our area is far less likely than such natural catastrophes as hurricanes, Daniel Hahn has a plan to take cover in his house and use a large couch as a shield from gamma rays.
Hurlburt Field airman dead in car accident
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An Air Force officer stationed at Hurlburt Field died in a car accident in Texas Aug. 26, according to a press release from 1st Special Operations Wing public affairs.