Lifeguard tryouts push for excellence
In roughly nine weeks, a new set of lifeguards will take to the shores of Navarre Beach to protect the ever-growing number of visitors who flock to the Gulf during tourist season.
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Retired guys create aquatic works of art
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From massive octopi to complex reef scenes, the Gulf of Mexico inspires the works of the artists behind Driftwood by Dennis.
Community garden idea seeking support
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Holley by the Sea could have its own homegrown veggies this year if resident Vince Colley has his way.
Local job growth concentrated in low-paying fields
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As fast food and retail jobs just above the minimum wage continue to be the fastest-growing type of job in the region, Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce President Tamara Fountain said we may be able to learn a thing or two from Germany.
Shark fishing more than sport on Navarre Beach
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While most of the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier is empty on a chilly winter morning, the octagon at the end holds a row of poles fitted with massive reels. Several fishermen sit waiting for any sign their bait has been taken.
Bridge contractor under pressure for repairs
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State officials have been pressing the lead contractor on the new Pensacola Bay Bridge since October for details on the company’s plan to fix numerous cracks in the span’s concrete deck.
DeSantis takes aim at water district board
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Tallahassee – Gov. Ron DeSantis called Thursday for the resignations of all members of the South Florida Water Management District Governing Board, which has been under fire since voting in late November to grant Florida Crystals a lease extension for land eyed for a reservoir.
Zoning Board defers ruling in land-use dispute
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Milton-based small business Arcadia Culverts was given a six-month reprieve from being shut down Jan. 10 after the county Zoning Board voted to postpone any code compliance action.
Wetlands whittled down in Holley by the Sea
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Holley by the Sea homeowners Don and Marilyn Beyer discovered that their backyard is roughly 0.04 acres bigger than they thought, but the couple is not happy about it.
Technology helps keep realtors safe
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Realtors face real dangers.