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Baseball Raiders honor Rollant

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Sports.

Navarre High School’s baseball program honored long-time supporter Dan Rollant, the late restaurateur who brought Vinnie R’s Italian Restaurant to Navarre, on Friday before losing 7-2 to visiting rival Pace. The Raiders started the week with home wins against Pensacola and Pine Forest.

Here’s looking at you … JULIANNE AND OLIVER SEMMES

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Community.

Although Oliver Semmes graduated from Pensacola High School and Alabama Polytechnic Institute with a degree in industrial management and a Navy ROTC commission as an ensign, then retired from the Navy a captain, there’s no bronze statue of him like the one in Mobile of his great-great grandfather, naval hero, Admiral Raphael Semmes.

Seagrass: Don’t cut it!

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Spring is on its way and for many it means the beginning of grass-cutting season. However, some grass needs to remain uncut.

Cook family on top of paddle boarding

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Standup paddle boarding is a family affair for Gulf Breeze resident Kevin Cook.

Veterans cycling to recover, bring awareness

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Military, News.

Army veteran Nathan Green has spent the past five years recovering from traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder after he was injured on his deployment to Iraq.

Running for a cure and fellow teacher

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Community.

Dressed in pink with the words “Pody’s Posse” emblazoned on their shirts, teachers from Woodlawn Beach Middle School ran 13 miles in a race against breast cancer last month.

From farmer to local door

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Business.

The strawberries are redder, the squash a brighter yellow, the cantaloupes a richer orange, the cucumbers greener at Off the Vine.

Commissioners approve social media and rodeo

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County Commissioners approved several items dealing with the south-end during the March 11 commission meeting, but they left other issues hanging.

Ministry focuses on renewing women’s faith

Written by Staff Reporters on March 7, 2013. Posted in Faith.

Women sometimes just need a moment to focus on themselves so they can be refreshed, revived and restored.

Wyrosdick cites budget fairness, school safety among priorities

Written by Staff Reporters on March 7, 2013. Posted in Education.

The three most pressing issues the county’s public schools will face in the coming year are equal budgets, campus safety and fair assessments of staff performance, Santa Rosa County Superintendent of Schools Tim Wyrosdick said Feb. 27 during a community update at Tiger Point Golf Club.