A Navarre woman arrested in last April on felony charges for allegedly providing alcohol for minors at a house party on Raider Lane has pleaded no contest. Chrisheyl Bryant Watson, 40, will be sentenced Feb. 11 by First Judicial Circuit Judge John L. Miller.
Ray White has no problem brainstorming an idea and making it a reality. When he first mentioned organizing a march in honor of first responders, the response of positive, he decided to run with it.
A Gulf Breeze family was instrumental in getting a medical marijuana bill passed in June. The bill, dubbed Charlotte’s Webb, allowed specific patients access to a low THC-strain of cannabis in Florida. Peyton and Holley Moseley advocated on behalf of the strain of marijuana that is high in cannabidiol, or CBD, the ingredient that controls seizures. They said their daughter, ten-year-old RayAnn, who suffers from retractable seizures would benefit greatly from the medicine, dubbed Charlotte’s Webb. Gov. Rick Scott signed the bipartisan bill in June that legalized the use of the noneuphoric strain of marijuana to treat conditions such as epilepsy, Lou Gehrig’s disease and cancer.
A Munson teenager accused in the Dec. 26 shooting death of her 40-year-old stepfather, Aubrey Cooley, is set to be formally charged Jan. 15 during an arraignment before First Judicial Circuit Judge John L. Miller.
Holley-Navarre Water System General Manager Ken Walker recommended former Tiger Point Country Club golf professional Tony Silva as the general manager of The Club at Hidden Creek.
Nearly 160 students competed for top honors Dec. 11 at West Navarre Intermediate School’s fourth- and fifth-grade gingerbread architecture competition hosted by the American Institute of Architects, Northwest Florida, and sponsored by J2 Environmental, Engineering and Construction Services.
Timothy Gene Parker, 44, a registered sex offender, moved to 7556 Blackjack Circle in Navarre, according to an email from the Florida Offender Alert System.
