Colorful fashion and fun patterns are in this summer, and Southern Specialty is on top of the trends. Stop on in this beachy boutique for the perfect new outfit and cute accessories to match.
The morning of Saturday, July 20, Midway Fire District was dispatched to a house in Gulf Breeze for a residential structure fire. The house, located on Chanteclaire Circle, had been struck by lightning.
In a couple of weeks, Santa Rosa County residents will head to the polls to cast their ballot in the August primary (Aug. 20). Up for re-election are three county commissioners. One of these commissioners is James Calkins, who represents District 3, which consists of parts of Milton and most of the northern portion of the county.
During World War II, American aviation took off. American production of airplanes went from around 3,000 planes in 1939 to 300,000 by the war’s end. In the years after the war, these planes were increasingly being scrapped.
Quentin Randolph’s third season in the Indoor Football League ended last Saturday night in a tightly contested opening-round playoff game against Arizona.
Randolph and the Vegas Knight Hawks, who put together an impressive turnaround season, lost 39-38 after the Rattlers scored on a 1-yard run as time expired.
“To sail on a dream on a crystal-clear ocean, to ride on the crest of the wild raging storm, to work in the service of life and the living, in search of the answers to questions unknown…” – “Calypso” by John Denver.
Navarre Beach Marine Science Station is connecting kids with the latest technology for marine and oceanic research. While most of the people coming through the science station are high schoolers during the school year, the station regularly welcomes younger-aged students for summer camps.
July 18 was tourism day for Leadership Santa Rosa’s 37th class. That meant fun in the sun and an opportunity to learn more about Navarre’s contributions to the tourist economy in Santa Rosa County.
The Air Force Enlisted Village in Shalimar, Florida, celebrated a historic milestone on July 12, 2024, with a deed signing ceremony marking the purchase of 80 acres from the 96th Test Wing.
The land will be used to build Victory Village, a retirement community for aging wounded service members and their caregivers.