Well flushed, disinfected and repaired
A Holley Navarre Water System well that experienced a mechanical pump failure is being flushed, disinfected and having key mechanical components replaced.
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Gulf Breeze finalizes plan to ‘hurricane-proof’ utilities
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
The city of Gulf Breeze has finalized plans to revamp its infrastructure with nearly $18 million in upgrades. These long-term resiliency initiatives have been in the works for the past two years, following a City Council planning retreat that focused on bolstering the city’s infrastructure to better withstand extreme weather events.
Officials need help finding suspect accused of killing 80-year-old man in park
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The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is looking for 22-year-old Johnny Ray Kirk of Santa Rosa Beach, who is believed to have been connected to the fatal shooting of an 80-year-old Crestview man.
Zoning board recommends denial amid potential resident health hazards
Written by Ben Johnson on . Posted in News.
After a lengthy discussion about rezoning rural residential agriculture land with perturbed Santa Rosa residents, the zoning board obliged the concerned citizens’ request by denying Sterling Fibers’ proposition.
Zoning board to consider request to allow borrow pit zoning for Pace parcel
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
The Santa Rosa Zoning Board will consider Thursday evening whether to recommend changing zoning on a 54-acre parcel in Pace to allow possible expanded or active borrow pit operations.
The request is being made by Sterling Fibers, Inc. The parcel is at the end of Sterling Way west of Bell Lane.
Raider boys basketball team took steps forward this summer
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
On a Friday morning inside Pensacola State’s Hartsell Arena, Navarre’s boys basketball team is in the midst of a tight battle with Washington during a summer hoops tournament at Pensacola State.
The fact that the Raiders are back on the court for live action in the summer for the first time since 2019 is a huge deal. The opportunity was taken away last summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ira Mae’s legacy celebrated with Chamber dedication
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
Ira Mae Hewatt-Bruce’s life and contributions to Navarre and the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce were celebrated last week when family members, friends, Chamber and community members gathered June 30 to dedicate a room in her honor.
Wanted: Beach life superheroes, training provided
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in Beach.
Navarre Beach Fire Rescue wants to build their team of beach superheroes, otherwise known as lifeguards. Tryouts will be held 8 a.m Saturday, July 10 at Navarre Beach Marine Park at access 40D. Applicants will be asked to swim 400 meters of open water and run 1 mile on the beach in less than 18 minutes, followed by a Surf Rescue Lifeguard Academy July 12-17.
Parcels still being scouted for new south-end high school
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
Navarre High School, which ended the school year with just over 2,200 students, isn’t far from reaching its full capacity of 2,369.
With that in mind and more growth on the way, Santa Rosa County School District officials are in the process of negotiating for a parcel of land between Navarre and Gulf Breeze that would be ideal for a new high school.
District celebrates school year successes, plans for future
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Opinion.
It is with great excitement that Santa Rosa County School District celebrates the successful end of the 2020-2021 school year and begins preparation for the 21-22 year!
From the amazing accomplishments of our 28,800 students to the professional and impressive work of our 3,100 teachers and staff, the 20-21 school year has been a memorable and outstanding year!