Red flag conditions challenged kayak anglers during tournament
Aaron Clay’s Saturday morning began with a flipped kayak in the rough surf of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Football magazine tabs Dante Wright preseason all-conference pick
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
If the preseason recognition is any indication, Dante Wright is poised for another big year with the Colorado State football team.
Wright is one of 11 Rams named to the All-Mountain West preseason team in Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine.
Skimmers survive storm, thrive along busy road
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
Skimmers continue to nest along the side of the Navarre Beach Causeway and will likely be in the area for at least the next six weeks, according to Caroline Stahala, shorebird program manager for Audubon Florida.
Competitor moves into south Santa Rosa County, offers twice-a-week trash pickup
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
Adams Sanitation, which has 9,000 customers in the north end of Santa Rosa County, has submitted a permit to provide garbage pickup in the south end of the county.
The permit, filed Wednesday, was submitted with a letter challenging the county’s “exclusive franchise” agreement with Waste Pro. According to the letter, written by Adams’ legal representative Nathan Boyles, the ordinance assuring franchise exclusivity was adopted by the county June 9, 2011.
Big bull shark reeled in on unlikely night for fishing
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
Despite weather and rough seas that almost sent them home early, a shark fishing guide and his Texas clients hauled in a 9-foot, 2-inch bull shark late Tuesday night.
Raising money and having fun doing it
Written by Michael Bannon on . Posted in Faith.
On the morning of June 12, a crowd of over 350 race participants, supporters and sponsors gathered in the hall at St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Gulf Breeze, the rallying point for the 10th annual Flag Day Run/Walk sponsored by the St. Sylvester Columbiettes and the Knights of Columbus.
Tested mentally, Seward makes best of not-so-normal season
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Jennifer Seward and her Samford teammates poured everything they had into each workout last fall.
They hoped the season would start on time amid the COVID-19 pandemic but also understood the reality that it might not happen.
Golfers gather to raise funds for A HOPE
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The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office and A HOPE held a Puttin Fore Paws charity golf tournament June 18 at the Club at Hidden Creek to raise money for a new spay/neuter clinic.
Hockey is a passion for Regan Rudzki
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Wearing a heavy jersey and holding a hockey stick, Regan Rudzki stands out in the crowd on a steamy June afternoon on Navarre Beach.
There isn’t a sheet of ice in sight — only water, sand and sunshine — but Rudzki isn’t here to play hockey.
East Bay prepares students for fall
Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Education.
With the first day of school, Aug. 10, less than two months away, East Bay K-8 is paving the way for students by hosting sneak peeks to show them around their new school.
A Kindergarten Sneak Peek was held June 17 during which incoming kindergarten students and families toured key areas where students and families will be learning and growing together this fall, principal Beth Mosley said.