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Is the blood moon a sign from Heaven?

Written by Michael Bannon on January 24, 2019. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Sunday, January 20, a rare “Super Blood Wolf Moon” ascended into the night sky over the Florida panhandle capturing considerable media attention. Some Christian preachers, like author and Pastor John Hagee, teach that this phenomenon is a sign from God, particularly concerning His plans for the people of Israel. Is there any warrant for this belief?

Lease fee delinquencies abound

Written by Staff Reporters on January 24, 2019. Posted in News.

Four years after county commissioners agreed to cap the annual lease fees on Navarre Beach residential property at $250 a year, about 130 leaseholder accounts are still overdue with total delinquencies of $216,819.

Gulf Breeze moving past mayor’s resignation

Written by Staff Reporters on January 24, 2019. Posted in News.

Following the abrupt resignation of Mayor David Landfair last week in a texting scandal, former City Council member Renee Bookout has emerged as the favorite to fill the volunteer panel’s fifth seat as Mayor Pro Tem Cherry Fitch moves up.

Japanese master potter visits Gulf Coast Kiln Walk to share knowledge

Written by Staff Reporters on January 17, 2019. Posted in Community.

For more than a decade Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society, a nonprofit promoting the wood-fired arts, has been attracting visitors and bringing the attention of regionally acclaimed potters to the beachfront community of Navarre.

Pakistani journalists visit Gulf Coast

Written by Staff Reporters on January 10, 2019. Posted in Community.

Women leading the charge for journalism in Pakistan stopped for coffee and conversation in Pensacola with local media members as part of a diplomacy trip across the United States.

Accusations cloud water utility election

Written by Staff Reporters on January 10, 2019. Posted in News.

Hopes are being shaken that cronyism at Holley Navarre Water System would be challenged by the Jan. 15 election in which four seats on the volunteer board of directors are up for grabs.

Water plant operating at reduced capacity

Written by Staff Reporters on January 10, 2019. Posted in News.

The plan at Holley Navarre Water System to temporarily operate its damaged wastewater treatment plant at two-thirds capacity has been approved by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

Utility gives Williamson free rein on travel

Written by Staff Reporters on January 3, 2019. Posted in News.

With a new travel budget equal to the $50,000 a year authorized for the entire Santa Rosa County Commission, new Holley Navarre Water System CEO Rob Williamson doesn’t need pre-approval for out-of-town trips to lobby or for other purposes.

Area housing market on Goldilocks growth pace

Written by Staff Reporters on January 3, 2019. Posted in Florida News.

The Navarre real estate market isn’t booming quite like sometimes in the past, but it’s on a solid growth trajectory that doesn’t appear to hold a bust in store either.

Bridge tolls issue goes to court

Written by Staff Reporters on January 3, 2019. Posted in News.

After years of cautiously circling each other, posturing and trading ultimatums, state officials and the investors who bought bonds to build the Garcon Point Bridge are headed for a legal showdown.