Webb ready for his turn to lead the Raiders
The Navarre Raiders’ football future could very well rest on the right arm of junior quarterback Matt Webb, who has been auditioning for that role since he was five years old.
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Here’s looking at you Bill and Pat Davidson
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Bill Davidson joined the Air Force in 1962, soon after graduating from Semmes High School near Mobile. By the time he retired in 1985 as a Chief Master Sergeant, he’d left footprints across the globe and volunteered, graduated, and taught at many of the toughest military survival training schools.
Holley native has been singing for Jesus all her life
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Kim Coleman recorded her first Christian album at the tender age of ten. Since then, she has been delivering inspiration to audiences worldwide using a voice which has been described as soul-stirring.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
I’m not a medical doctor and I do not advise more salt or less salt, but I do feel vindicated after a recent report from the Institute of Medicine of the National Academes and the findings. In one study of 232 Italian patients who were being treated for moderate to severe congestive heart failure, the group that was consuming lower levels of sodium had more than three times the number of hospital readmissions and more than twice as many deaths. And, that as sodium levels plunge, triglyceride levels increase, insulin resistance increases and the activity of the nervous system increases which equals an increased risk of heart disease.
Samburu warrior visits Gulf Breeze Zoo
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Dressed in colorful clothing and ornate jewelry, a Samburu warrior came to speak to kids at the Gulf Breeze Zoo Sunday about his culture and his experience growing up in northern Kenya. Francis Lenyakopiro is a member of the African Samburu tribe, a nomadic people who raise cattle and live in huts.
Blue Knights ride to honor fallen heroes
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The newly formed Blackwater Chapter of the Blue Knights International recently rode to the highest point in Florida to honor officers killed in the line of duty.
Commissioners under fire for leasing practices
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Residents lashed out at Santa Rosa County commissioners July 11 over the board’s inconsistent use of a public solicitation process when leasing county-owned property. The reaction came after Hunter Walker, county administrator, placed a discussion on the agenda for soliciting proposals for the design of an air-conditioned storage facility to replace the Santa Rosa County warehouse, which was leased to a local nonprofit organization last year.
Seven arrested in prescription drug trafficking ring
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Seven people, including four Navarre residents, have been arrested in connection to a prescription drug trafficking operation led by a Fort Walton Beach nurse. The Okaloosa County Multi-Agency Drug Task Force (DTF) has concluded a joint investigation with the Drug Enforcement Agency which led to multiple warrants.
Three arrested for meth lab bust in Gulf Breeze
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Three Gulf Breeze residents were arrested June 27 after a search by the Santa Rosa County Narcotics Unit at their home on East Bay Boulevard revealed a meth lab, other illegal drugs and firearms.
Friday’s flash floods bring highest rain totals of 2013
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The July 4th weekend certainly went down with a bang, but it wasn’t from the fireworks shows across the region. Instead, it was rain making the big impact on the holiday weekend.