Divorce Care Ministry provides community to young and old
A divorce is the death of a marriage, and that can mean mourning, grief and uncertainty, said Navarre First Baptist Church Care Ministry Coordinator Linda Ranson Jacobs.
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First W-2, what do you do?
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Transitioning into the workforce is often an important step into adulthood for high school and college students, but with a paycheck also comes a W-2.
Horton enters school board race
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Another candidate has thrown their hat into the ring for the upcoming midterm election, and this time it is a Santa Rosa School Board seat.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
We have an awesome Mind, Body, Spirit insert this week. We should have this many articles on health every week. We have a “Healthy Living” section each week and it is full of great information usually from local practitioners and community partners that want our readers to know how to get and stay healthy.
Hope for the hopeless water board
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
Tuesday’s Holley Navarre Water System board election has reaffirmed something – there may be hope for a drowning system. No – they are not drowning financially, in fact, they are rich by any nonprofit’s standards. But they have been drowning themselves in the proverbial testosterone war that dogs usually lift their leg for.
Video camera monitoring traffic light
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
The Florida House recently passed a bill that would ban the use of cameras at traffic lights in the state beginning in July 2021. The legislation now heads to the Florida Senate. I totally disagree with the 83-18 decision. I think additional cameras are needed at busy intersections throughout the state, and they should be implemented July 4, 2018. That would save hundreds of lives annually.
More government to correct the government
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
At the beginning our nation was formed as 13 independent states with a limited sovereignty from the federal government outlined and guided by the words of our Constitution of which each state ratified. This limited state sovereignty is also guided by the limitations placed on the federal government by the words of the same Constitution that limits the type and thus amount of sovereignty the States were willing to give away in forming our federal government to form the United States.
Fish hatchery for beach tough to land
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
The recent suggestion that Navarre Beach could be the new site of Pensacola’s proposed-but-troubled fish hatchery project isn’t gaining support.
Navarre entrepreneur wins oyster contest
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Amateur chef Jenn Schumacher of Navarre creamed the competition and had her own oyster recipe served to thousands during the annual Hangout Oyster Cook Off and Craft Beer Weekend in Gulf Shores.
Santa Rosa paycheck friendly
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
When it comes to paycheck friendliness, Santa Rosa is the second-best county in the state and ranks in the top 6 percent of counties in the nation, according to Smart Asset.