God’s Girl by Design
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Chamber looks forward to New Year
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
The Chamber celebrated 2012, thanked our outgoing leaders, congratulated our incoming leaders, and set the course for some really exciting things happening in 2013 Saturday at the Annual Awards and Installation Banquet. It was a great night with a lot to celebrate, a lot to look forward to and recognition of some very special people.
Here’s looking at you Capt. Bill and Lucy Crouch
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Capt. Bill Crouch, born in Montgomery, Ala., in 1952, made the 60-year senior citizen cut by the skin of his teeth; his wife, Lucy, gets a free ride.
When he said, “I’m a retired pleasure yacht skipper,” me, thinking only of sailing into exotic ports, blurted, “sounds like fun, why retire?”Florida DOC to see $373.9 million investment from proposed state budget
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
With the Santa Rosa Correctional Institution Annex in Milton as his backdrop, Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins announced the Governor’s intentions to spend $373.9 million of Florida’s 2026 budget on pay raises for correctional officers and staff.
The pay raise funding is part of a proposed $565.7 million investment in Florida’s prisons as part of the Floridians First Budget. Collins said the proposal will increase per hour pay from $22 to $28 for certified correctional officers, probation officers and inspectors.
Midway Baptist starting an Awana club in March
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, Faith.
On March 4, Midway Baptist Church will introduce its Awana club.
Awana is a global, nondenominational Christian youth ministry mostly known for its club-based programming. Started in 1950, Awana, which is an acronym of “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed,” has come to work with over 60,000 churches.
Raiders ready to get new flag football season started
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Avery Didion is ready to get the flag football season started with the Navarre Raiders, who hope to contend for a district title and more in 2026.
Special year for Raider girls hoops team ends in regional tourney
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
A special year came to an end for Navarre’s girls basketball team last Friday night despite a valiant effort to keep the season going.
Down 27-15 at halftime to Bartram Trail in a Region 1-6A quarterfinal, the Raiders nearly rallied for a win before falling 48-44 to the Bears.
Woodstoke Festival celebrates 21 years with good crowd
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
Love was in the air Valentine’s Day. A love of pottery.
On Saturday, Feb. 14, Woodstoke Festival, held annually at Holley Hill Pottery, garnered hundreds of visitors, all of whom came to see what latest ceramic art pieces were created. This year was the 21st iteration of the event.
Court documents reveal new details in Cassie Carli kidnapping case
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Crime, News.
Documents submitted to a federal court in Alabama last month reveal new details about Marcus Spanevelo’s alleged actions the night of Cassie Carli’s disappearance and the days that followed.
Spanevelo is in federal detention awaiting trial in the Northern District of Alabama on a charge of kidnapping resulting in death.
Career Pathways event highlights CTE courses in Santa Rosa County
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, Education.
Students and families ventured to the Dillon Center in Milton Feb. 5 to learn about Career and Technical Education (CTE) opportunities in the school district.