Sheriff makes drug arrest
It’s rarely good news when you get pulled over by a deputy, but getting pulled over by the Sheriff himself is surely worse. And that is what happened March 2 at approximately 9 p.m. in Navarre.
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Rubble rivalry may have ‘pieceful’ solution
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There should be plenty of big concrete chunks from next year’s planned demolition of the old Pensacola Bay Bridge to supply the offshore reef-building needs of both Santa Rosa and Escambia for years to come.
Tourism board calls for accounting
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As newly appointed chairman of the Tourism Development Council (TDC), Kyle Holley has pushed for a change in how the group approaches the county’s future and expenditure of funds.
Holley-Navarre Middle School gets resource officer
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With a gun on his hip, a badge on his chest and a smile on his face, Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Deputy Liem Chau started his new job Monday: Holley-Navarre Middle School resource officer.
Man killed in crash on 98
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An accident on U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre claimed the life of a Fort Walton Beach man Wednesday evening.
Express lane speeds up registration renewals
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Santa Rosa County Tax Collector Stan Nichols announced the launch of “Express Lane” service last week. This new service will allow for online renewal and same-day pickup of vehicle, boat or mobile home registrations.
Navarre high student arrested for bomb threat
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Two Santa Rosa County students are facing bomb threat charges for two separate threats at Navarre High School and King Middle School.
School safety plan timeline, funding questioned
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In the aftermath of a deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that claimed the lives of 13 students and four teachers, Gov. Rick Scott has released a multistep plan to improve school safety and limit firearm access to the mentally ill across the state.
Residents weigh in on Master Plan
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Roughly 200 residents and stakeholders armed with sticky notes and string weighed in on shaping Navarre’s future last week during the District 4 Master Plan’s first open house event at Navarre High School.
Raiders continue making strides on the track at Panhandle Relays
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Dante Wright took the hand-off from Saturn Wagner and went flying down the track on the final leg of the 400 relay.