War Eagle! Brahms commits to Auburn
It wasn’t long ago that Nick Brahms was barely on the recruiting radar.
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Council on Aging chills out for a good cause
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Ann Constance walks out of the Lowe’s store in Gulf Breeze carrying a brand-new air conditioner, which isn’t an uncommon sight during a Florida summer when the outdoor temperature makes it feel as if you are inside a sauna.
Pier fishing offers simple and relaxing experience
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James Bodison totes a cart loaded with a cooler, fishing rods and the other necessary items, such as bait, a tackle box, weights and sinkers needed to make his day of fishing off the Navarre Beach pier a successful one.
My Father’s Arrows expands assistance to families in need
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You cannot run from a calling from God.
Berryhill Admin Complex on borrowed time
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Relocating Santa Rosa County’s Exceptional Student Education (ESE) administrative offices will cost roughly $3.8 million according to documentation presented to the Santa Rosa County School Board Thursday, July 7.
Local children demand protection for sea turtles
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On June 16, World Turtle Day, thousands of letters bound in dozens of four- inch thick binders were hand delivered to President Barack Obama and Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker demanding legislation to protect endangered sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico.
Sheriffs seize meth, firearms in Jay narcotics bust
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Crystal methamphetamine and several firearms were seized by law enforcement Friday morning, July 8, during execution of a search warrant in Jay, Fla.
Raiders focus on fundamentals and the future at volleyball camp
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Michelle Lee was thrilled with the turnout at Navarre’s volleyball camp last Wednesday and Thursday.
Animal shelter issues urgent plea
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Santa Rosa County’s animal shelter has issued an urgent plea for help from the community. With a number of litters of dogs and cats being surrendered to the shelter all of the kennels are full. There is no more room. Their list of needs includes volunteers, adopters and food donations.
Organic bug repellent could go global
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Skeeter Juice Inc., a locally created organic bug repellant, is currently in negotiations to go global.