Two more candidates seeking south-end school board seats
Following contentious contract negotiations with the county’s teachers union, challengers have entered the ring for the three school board seats up for election this year.
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Missing millions, Santa Rosa moves to boot medical examiner
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Santa Rosa County commissioners are not sure what they bought with roughly $2.5 million of taxpayer money.
Minor traffic stop leads to drug bust
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A minor traffic stop for a broken brake light in Milton led to the arrest of a Pensacola man on felony drug trafficking charges.
Candidates air views on county’s development, economic growth
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Precinct 34, an initiative to improve voter turnout in the Navarre area, brought together more than a dozen candidates for a variety of offices to debate the issues April 17.
Ambulance bills can be shockers in Santa Rosa
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Calling 911 can be expensive in Santa Rosa County.
Economic Opportunity Zone designated for Milton
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Milton has been designated as one of more than 400 economic development targets for the state of Florida by Gov. Rick Scott.
Raiders turn in gutsy effort at district meet
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Abigail Pantlitz leaned over on the track, a few feet away from the finish line she had just crossed in the 100-meter dash in a time of 12.65, her hands on her knees, trying to fight back the pain in her legs.
Five Raiders continuing their careers at the college level
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Matt Harshany is living the ultimate sports dream. He signed his national letter of intent Wednesday with an NCAA Division I School, choosing to continue his hoops career at Cornell.
Brian Out Loud
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Pensacola played 56 hockey games during the grind of the SPHL regular season. Each one of those games meant something, each one an opportunity for the Ice Flyers to prove that they are one of the best teams in the league and a legit contender for a championship.
Blue Wahoos ride great hitting performance to another win
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Jody Davis reached for a cold beverage in his office late Wednesday night, and the drink was one he needed after the close call his Pensacola Blue Wahoos survived in a 6-5 win over the Chattanooga Lookouts in their home opener.