The smoke-filled canteen (bar) at American Legion Post 382 in Navarre will be a thing of the past come Jan. 2, 2025. That’s when the post will become a non-smoking facility.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has successfully recovered 37 gold coins stolen from the 1715 Fleet shipwrecks, valued collectively at over $1 million. The recovery marks a major milestone in a long-standing investigation into the theft and illegal trafficking of these priceless historical artifacts.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, popularly known as the Mormon Church, is celebrating the opening of their new temple in Tallahassee. The new 29,255 square foot Tallahassee Florida Temple is the third Temple built in the state of Florida and the first built in the Panhandle region.
Cici Buffalino was one of the best soccer players in the area last season. She scored 19 goals and dished out five assists, helping the Navarre Raiders claim a district championship and berth in the regional tournament. And that success has carried over to this year, where Buffalino is once again a player to watch. […]
What better time to call Navarre Beach your home than the holidays? Imagine hanging up Christmas lights with sand under your feet or putting your Christmas tree up and looking out the window to see the beautiful, sea-foam green Gulf of Mexico? Century 21 Island View Realty can help make your beach house dreams a reality this holiday season.
Tallahassee – Receiving President-elect Donald Trump’s endorsement and setting off political dominoes, Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced Monday he will run for a Northwest Florida congressional seat vacated by former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz.
Lulu Gribbin, a 15-year-old shark attack survivor, came back to the Emerald Coast to meet some of the people who helped save her life this past June.
Okaloosa MedFlight’s emergency air medical crew was reunited with their former patient on Nov. 21 in Niceville. Gribbin has defied the odds with her remarkable recovery after she lost her right leg and left hand in the shark attack off Walton County.
The Gulf Breeze Zoo is excited to announce the birth of not one, not two but three baby giraffes just in time for the holidays.
Park Director Cassidy Mazzone, along with Animal Care Staff, had been anticipating the births for the past 15 months which is the typical gestation period for giraffes. On Oct. 22 Artemis gave birth to a female calf named Arrow. The other two quickly followed with Sophia giving birth to a male calf named Salem on Oct. 25 and on Oct. 27 Kaliape, a female calf, was born to Kelly.