For fans of Preserve Navarre, which is focused on the future incorporation of Navarre, or fans of mint chocolate chip shakes, a local business has a new themed drink.
Growing up in New York City, James McInnnis was familiar with rats. They were either running through the subway or spilling out of overflowing trash cans.
For more than a decade, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office had taken the stance that the county’s noise ordinance did not apply to the beach, but after a vote Aug. 27, commissioners declared that it most certainly did.
A black bear was captured on camera relaxing in an inground swimming pool behind a Gulf Breeze home Monday. He then used the steps to climb out and sauntered toward the trash in the side yard.
As Navarre continues to grow, new businesses open, while others expand and celebrate anniversaries. The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce celebrates all of these events with its members.
Work on the new Publix development on the southeastern edge of the county is well underway and the lease for the new grocery store has been signed.
The 43,387-square-foot supermarket and 2,100-square-foot liquor store are being built on 10 acres of land at the northwest corner of U.S. Highway 98 and Rosewood Drive.
NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASE OF REAL PROPERTY UNDER OPTION CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The School Board of Santa Rosa County, Florida, proposes to purchase certain real property for public educational facilities, auxiliary facilities, and related institutional uses and purposes under an “option contract” as defined in Section 1013.14, Florida Statutes. The property is […]
In a sturdy building that looks like it’s meant to hunker down in during a storm, a crew of dispatchers works 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
They’re the people whose voices you will hear if you call 911.