Cox comes to Navarre businesses
Navarre businesses gained a new option for internet and voice services as Cox Communications opened service up to businesses along the U.S. Highway 98 corridor.
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Broxson and Hill eye the future
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The estranged friends who battled for Northwest Florida’s state senate seat are both making plans in the wake of Doug Broxson’s decisive win over fellow Republican Mike Hill.
Rising mosquito populations mean higher risk of infection
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Summer is peak season for mosquitoes, and more cases of mosquito-borne illnesses such as West Nile and Zika virus are being reported throughout Florida.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Come out and enjoy a concert in Navarre Park tonight. There are only two concerts left for this year’s free summer concert series. Highway 95A will play Country and Southern Rock and concessions will be provided by Pizza Hut and Kona Ice.
Infrastructure tax effort is dancing in the dark
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Sometimes things are just so ridiculous that one must comment. I am speaking specifically about the current attempt to gain a share in the $35 million windfall for contractors in Escambia County.
Church initiates positive rapport with law enforcement
Written by Carmen Reynolds on . Posted in Community.
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Mutual respect. Communication.Clock is ticking on selling tax to voters
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
Voters might have been left with more questions than answers after a presentation by Moving Santa Rosa Forward’s Ed Carson on the half cent local option sales tax (LOST) for capital improvements to the Economic Development and Government Affairs Committee (EDC) Friday, Aug. 19.
Mary Esther car theft ends in Navarre
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Residents of Cayo Grande Apartments received a rude awakening Tuesday morning, Aug. 23 as police cars and K-9 units swarmed the parking lot.
Shooting trial ends in hung jury
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The trial of attempted murder suspect John Marshall Fitzgerald, 60, ended in a mistrial Friday, Aug. 19 after the jury could not reach an agreement. The case will be retried in the coming weeks.
Hurlburt airman charged with arson
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Thomas Ross Kindinger, age 25, of The Reserve Apartments in Gulf Breeze has been arrested on charges of arson from the State Fire Marshal’s Office relating to a fire at the apartment community in the early morning hours of Aug. 5. Jon Moore, spokesperson for the State Fire Marshal’s office also confirmed that Kindinger is an active duty member of the U.S. Air Force stationed at Hurlburt Field. On behalf of the 1st Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt Field, Lt. Pienkowski in the Public Affairs Office said, “The 1st Special Operations Wing is aware of the charges brought against SSgt Kindinger, but does not comment on open investigations.”