Officials: Child accidentally started house fire
Officials will not press charges against a child they say accidentally set fire to the family’s garage June 6.
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Conflict between tourism staff, committees continues
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
In spite of an anticipated record season for local tourism, the on-going stress among county tourism staff and the Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council (TDC) committee members continues.
$2.75M for beach renourishment in state budget
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State legislators June 20 approved Florida’s budget, and Santa Rosa County is set to receive partial funding for some requests, including $2.75 million for Navarre Beach renourishment. District schools will receive an $8.2 million increase.
Kemeny provides pointers for local triathlon team
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Chuck Kemeny competed in triathlons for about a decade and achieved a great deal of success – including competing in the Ironman World Championship.
First Tee program a hit with young golfers
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Sunlight pushes through a wall of dark clouds on a Thursday morning in June as young golfers, toting their golf bags over their shoulders, come trotting onto the driving range at Tiger Point in Gulf Breeze.
Pensacola Segway tour: Where the past meets the future
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In addition to its cosmopolitan downtown and top-rated beaches, Pensacola is also rich in history. Founded by Don Tristán de Luna y Arellano in 1559, it was the first European settlement in the continental United States; however, it failed to thrive under Spain’s rule. The country abandoned it only to return in 1698. France, which settled New Orleans, began encroaching upon Pensacola, and claimed it in 1722. But the Spanish took it back. And then, France burned it down.
Winker bright spot despite tough stretch for Blue Wahoos
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Losing games is tough regardless of whether it’s by one run or four runs.
Baseball’s popularity still has strong heartbeat
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The status of baseball’s health varies depending on the source.
HNIS earns multiple accolades
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Holley-Navarre Intermediate School had plenty to celebrate at the end of the school year.
Blazes leave two families homeless
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Darrell Watkins and his wife, Jean, were getting the family ready for church Sunday morning when the smoke alarm started going off.