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National Traffic Safety Board pushes for partial autonomy in vehicles

Written by Staff Reporters on December 8, 2016. Posted in Business.

Public opinion of fully self-driving cars, known as autonomous vehicles, is varied, but the National Traffic Safety Board (NTSB) would like to put at least partial autonomy in all new vehicles on the road.

Camera aids in robbers’ arrest

Written by Staff Reporters on December 8, 2016. Posted in Crime, News.

A security camera inside a Milton home was instrumental in putting three men into the Santa Rosa County jail early Monday morning, according to Milton Police.

Schools proactive in drug prevention efforts

Written by Brian Lester on December 8, 2016. Posted in News.

Drugs have long been a problem in schools, but the challenges in fighting the problem are much different than they were 20 or 30 years ago.

ICU nurse remains in intensive care

Written by Staff Reporters on December 8, 2016. Posted in News.

After spending years saving the lives of others – and just days after giving birth to her second daughter – a Navarre nurse ended up fighting for her life at the same hospital where she works.

Teamwork and defense fuel early-season success for Raiders

Written by Brian Lester on December 1, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Taf Bentley had his tablet in his hands after Navarre’s 59-24 win over Jay Monday night and was looking over the stats.

Lady Raiders’ undefeated streak at 10

Written by John Richardson on December 1, 2016. Posted in Sports.

In a game punctuated with rough play, the Lady Raiders shutout district rival Milton, 2 – 0 at home on Nov 21.

Raiders dominate St. Augustine to punch ticket to state semifinals

Written by Brian Lester on December 1, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Tony Carter has watched the players on Navarre’s football team grow up, his ties to many of them going back to their youth football days. He also has two sons, Michael and Josh, who have been instrumental to the success of the Raiders all season.

Our friendly walker

Written by Staff Reporters on December 1, 2016. Posted in News.

If you live anywhere off of Whispering Pines Boulevard, chances are you’ve waved at Paul Sims. For the last 13 years, he was been walking a 4-mile loop from his home to the intersection of U.S. Hwy. 98 and Whispering Pines Boulevard and back. And that’s not just on the days he feels like it either.

Farm to City feeds 800 families for Thanksgiving

Written by Staff Reporters on December 1, 2016. Posted in Faith.

As part of National Farm to City week, Nov. 18-24, the University of Florida/IFAS Extension Service partnered with Feeding the Gulf Coast and other area organizations to provide a complete holiday meal to 800 food insecure families in Santa Rosa and Escambia county Tuesday, Nov. 22.

Wolfe leads her pack to learning success

Written by Staff Reporters on December 1, 2016. Posted in Education.

For teacher Debbie Wolfe, success is defined by whether her students, affectionately referred to as Wolfe’s wolf pups, believe in themselves.