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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on June 30, 2016. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Monday is July 4, one of my favorite holidays. As a child, I liked it because I knew it was 20 more days until my birthday. As I have grown older and wiser, I’ve discovered that July 4 is hugely more significant than my birthday. In my humble opinion, July 4th is a miracle. It is a miracle that men from all walks of life (and the women behind the scenes) were able to come together to accomplish the Declaration of Independence and all that it signifies.

Annual Prison Book Pack-a-Thon

Written by Staff Reporters on June 30, 2016. Posted in Community.

Entering into Open Books second-hand bookstore is a risk Wednesday nights, when volunteers swarm for the weekly book packing.

STEAM camp evokes excitement with learning

Written by Brian Lester on June 30, 2016. Posted in Community.

Noise fills the cafeteria at Navarre High School on a Friday morning. Fifth-graders are busy playing games after a week of putting their minds to work at the first-ever STEAM camp in the Santa Rosa County School District.

Code complaint shuts down small business

Written by Staff Reporters on June 30, 2016. Posted in Community.

Violating the Santa Rosa County zoning code can come back to bite you. No one knows that better than Milton resident Joshua Pittman, who as of Thursday night, June 23, had to shut down his business and sole source of income.

Beach visitors get peek onto reef

Written by Staff Reporters on June 30, 2016. Posted in Beach.

The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS) is one step closer to making the Gulf Coast Discovery Center (GCDC) a reality as final preparations are underway for the installation of a live-streaming reef camera.

Semi jackknife causes rush-hour traffic jam

Written by Staff Reporters on June 30, 2016. Posted in News.

Traffic on U.S. Highway 98 came to a crawl for more than three hours Wednesday afternoon, June 22 after a three-car accident left a semitrailer jackknifed across the westbound lanes.

Versatility, adversity equals traveling softball rigors

Written by Brian Lester on June 23, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Sunshine bakes the softball field at the University of West Florida on a Sunday morning in May, and in the words of Navarre High School softball standout Kallie Anderson, the heat is “the toughest part” of playing travel softball in the summer months.