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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on May 23, 2019. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

We have an awesome story on 9A about foster families in our area and the need for foster families. May is National Foster Care Month but we need to be aware of the need every month of the year. Children often find themselves the victim of circumstances when their parents are not able or allowed to take care of them for various reasons. I’m very thankful for programs like the programs provided by the United Methodist Children’s Home.

Hotel fights child cancer with yard sale

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in Community.

Visitors to Navarre Park Saturday perused baby toys, old movies, antiques and jewelry as part of a charity yard sale hosted by Hampton Inn and Suites.

Lighthouse celebrates class of 2019

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in Community.

Friday evening was a special event for Lighthouse Christian Academy as the private school awarded diplomas to its first graduating class.

Juana’s celebrating 30 years with an upgrade

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in Beach.

Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ Grill is celebrating 30 years of service along Navarre Beach this year, and with that anniversary came a hefty investment, said general manager Kevin Rudzki.

Impact fees not gaining traction with County Commission

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in News.

High schools could be pulling double duty with one set of students in the first half of the day and a second school’s worth in the afternoon said district Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick during a joint meeting of the school board and county commission May 15.

Businesses cracking down on minors smoking

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in News.

For years, youth smoking had been in decline. Then e-cigarette devices hit the market, resulting in a spike in youth tobacco use.

Ambulance involved in fatal crash

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in News.

A 74-year-old Navarre woman was killed May 15 after her car collided with an ambulance along East Bay Boulevard.

Black Skimmer Grille easing toward opening

Written by Staff Reporters on May 16, 2019. Posted in Business.

May 1 might have been a little too ambitious a goal for opening a new restaurant at Hidden Creek Golf Course, but the new tenants say progress is being made.

Thompson fraud fallout spreads

Written by Staff Reporters on May 16, 2019. Posted in News.

Concerns about former Milton Mayor Guy Thompson’s guilty plea on charges of looting the United Way of Santa Rosa County may prompt an in-depth audit aimed at uncovering whether financial fraud occurred within the city government he ran for 20 years.

New texting while driving law begins July 1

Written by Staff Reporters on May 16, 2019. Posted in News.

Texting while driving will become a primary traffic offense July 1 after Governor Ron DeSantis signed CS/HB 107: Wireless Communications While Driving. Additionally, the bill says that a person may not use a handheld wireless communications device while driving in a designated sensitive area such as a school crossing, school zone or work area while workers are present or operating equipment.