Todd Arasmith isn’t new to coaching high school basketball.
But he is new to coaching a program being built from the ground up, which is the situation he is in at Soundside, the first high school to open in Santa Rosa County since 1996.
Safety is the cornerstone of Florida Power & Light (FPL)’s commitment to our customers and employees. It is not a matter of if, but when the next hurricane will hit our state, which is why it’s important to be proactive in planning for the six-month-long hurricane season.
Whether you’re a longtime Floridian or new to the state, having a plan in place is the best way to stay safe this storm season. Below is a list of what you can do before, during and after a storm.
The Conservatory of International Classic Ballet Theatre (Conservatory ICBT) is stepping into an exciting new chapter with the opening of its new, significantly larger studio at 4645 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Suite D in Gulf Breeze. Under the direction of Sheila Willis Kleiman, the conservatory is expanding both its physical space and its reach within the local arts community.
After receiving the keys on May 1, the conservatory quickly began transforming the new studio into a welcoming, professional training environment. The move marks a meaningful upgrade from its previous Navarre location, which Kleiman estimates was less than half the size of the new facility.
Navarre Raider boys basketball coach Greg Boozer uses the menu analogy when talking about his plans for the Raiders in year one at the helm of the program.
“It’s about revealing what plans I have for them. I might decide what is on the buffet and what tables go first, but once they get to the buffet, the options are there and I want them to make the best decision and eat well,” Boozer said.
Bagdad Village Preservation Association (BVPA) is looking to move a historic post office building closer to the Historic Bagdad Village Museum.
By moving the building, the BVPA aims to turn it into a museum open to the public. Displays inside will include information on the history of the post office and the Bagdad community.
Starting July 1, new high school athletes in Florida are required to take an Electrocardiogram test.
The test records the electrical activity of the heart and can detect abnormal heart rhythms that can lead to sudden cardiac arrest, the No. 1 cause of death for high school athletes on school campuses.
A new era is ahead for the high school postseason.
The FHSAA Board of Directors voted unanimously on June 9 to approve an open division playoff, featuring the top eight teams regardless of classification. The traditional regional playoffs will continue on as well.
