Butler living a big kid’s life as a park ranger
Will Butler visited several national parks while growing up but never made it to Fort Pickens.
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Orientation camp offers glimpse of JROTC life
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Ariana Clemente-Hunter remembers her experience at orientation camp for the Navy JROTC at Navarre High School and how much it played a part in her decision to join the program.
Middle-schoolers score high on ACT, SAT
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The Santa Rosa County School Board honored 39 seventh-grade students Thursday, June 10, for achieving state recognition in the 2016 Duke University Talent Identification Program (TIP).
Pooler readies to blast off to space camp
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Jason Pooler turned in his application for the Air Force Services Activity Advanced Space Academy-Aviation Challenge on deadline day back in April.
Emergency responders converge for beach training
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Ambulances, a firetruck, Jet Skis and even a Lifeguard helicopter crowded Navarre Beach Friday morning, June 10, as first responders participated in annual training
Tough Mudder fails to boost bed taxes
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Disappointing bed-tax revenue in April, when Tough Mudder Inc.’s two-day event near Milton was expected to give the Santa Rosa County numbers a bump, is prompting tourism industry leaders to reconsider the financial incentives promised to the New York company.
Standoff in Midway ends peacefully
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A standoff that lasted a little over two hours at a home on Village Parkway in the Midway area ended peacefully early Friday afternoon when an armed individual surrendered without incident and was taken into custody.
Eagle Scout leaves legacy at Sea Turtle Center
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Eagle Scout Lucas Pallone’s love of sea turtles was sparked as he watched hundreds of little hatchlings make a mad dash for the Gulf one evening when he was 14.
Aydelott ruled competent for trial in mom’s brutal death
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Doctors have found William Brandon Aydelott competent to stand trial on charges that he fatally bludgeoned and stabbed his mother.
Sandle earns MVP honor at All-Star game
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Michael Sandle was confident he was going to be the MVP of the Subway High School All-Star Baseball Game Thursday night.