Veteran Profile: Ryan Neville
They started as pen pals. Ryan and Alexa Neville began exchanging letters while Ryan was deployed to Iraq with Alexa’s brother-in-law Caleb.
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Gaining gratitude
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Gratitude is a common denominator among the happiest and healthiest people in the world.
Raising empathy: ‘tis the season for giving
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
While many children will be making lists to send off to Santa Claus asking for things they want for Christmas, the season can also be a time of giving, no matter the age, said St. Paul United Methodist Church Pastor Christina Shaver.
First grade is the perfect fit for Andrus
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
Christina Andrus walks into her first-grade classroom at West Navarre Primary and lets her class know she is going to read them a story.
New union for school support staff
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
After 11 years under the same contract, the educational support employees for the Santa Rosa School District will be splitting from the group that represents teachers in contract negotiations.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
The Pensacola Ice Flyers will have Hero and Princess Night this Saturday at the game. Dress up as your favorite hero or princess for the game. We have Ice Flyer tickets for our All Access subscribers.
Commission leadership not much better
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Mr. Cole is now County Commission Chairman, better than Robbie Williamson. But, Mr. Cole said his goals were infrastructure improvements, lessened traffic congestion, new recreational facilities, drainage improvements, growing the economy and tourism attractions; please, the tourist come for the weather and the beach. Well, Mr. Cole has been a Commissioner since 2002, that’s 15 years, where has he been? This type of service is just typical of the commission and has been cheating us tax payers. Mr. Cole’s goal should be to guard tax payers money, ask if new projects benefit the majority of tax payers and reduce waste and the size of the county government. Items such as consulting fees just burn up tax payers money and duplicate consulting fees happening right now.
When bears come calling
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
The situation we have in Navarre with bears is unfortunate. Scroll through Facebook and you will see both sides of the issue with neither side willing to bend on their opinion. The bears must go…don’t harm the bears…we moved into their territory…protect your children and family from bears. This all came to a head when a Navarre resident shot and killed a bear in a residential neighborhood. One side wants to put him behind bars forever and the other side is advocating for him and for change. Which side is right? We don’t know but in order to move forward we have to understand both.
Navarre resident naturalized
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
For Barbora Valodic of Navarre, making home officially “home” took more than two decades, but she said it was worth the wait.
Holiday festival helps fight child abuse
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Amid towering, festive Christmas trees and jolly-themed wreaths, a unique art form greeted visitors to the Imogene Theatre Saturday night at the 8th Annual Festival of Trees Silver Gala.