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This week we have asked five questions from our County Commissioner candidates who are running for District 2 and 4.

Unfortunately, three of the District 2 candidates didn’t respond as of press time and in District 4, two didn’t respond.

United Way of West Florida collects school supplies

Every Summer, just before children return to the classrooms, United Way of West Florida and other community partners come together to help get students the tools they need to make the school year successful.

On July 21, they will do that again with “Stuff the Bus.”

Summer workouts making a difference for Raider swim team

The sun has been up for a little over an hour, and here in the Pullum YMCA pool on a humid Wednesday morning in late June, the Raider swimmers are putting in work.

Back and forth they go in the lanes, stopping on occasion for a breather, but determined to keep the momentum going as they utilize the summer months to improve.

Busch named all-state in flag football

Natalie Busch made quite an impression as a freshman on the Navarre flag football team and ended up earning all-state recognition because of it.

Busch was named an honorable mention pick on the Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-State team last week.

School district expects to spend $600 million to improve facilities by 2027

In the classic baseball movie “Field of Dreams,” a voice in the corn famously told Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella “If you build it, he will come.”

Joey Harrell, the Santa Rosa County School District’s assistant superintendent of administrative services, said at a workshop last month that Florida schools are guided by the opposite edict when planning any expansion: “When they come, we can build it.”