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Some locales land Tough Mudder without taxpayer dollars

Written by Staff Reporters on December 3, 2015. Posted in News.

The $110,000 subsidy that Santa Rosa County officials have voted to pay for-profit Tough Mudder Inc. in return for staging its military style endurance event near Milton next April is far more taxpayer funding than the New York-based company often receives.

Tough Mudder seeks sweeter deal

Written by Staff Reporters on November 26, 2015. Posted in News.

Navarre Beach hoteliers are balking at a solicitation by New York-based Tough Mudder Inc. to pay commissions of 15 percent on rooms they book for the scheduled April 9-10 event in Milton.

10 Everyday Life-Changing Tips to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk

Written by Staff Reporters on October 8, 2015. Posted in News.

All women are at a risk for breast cancer and, the older you get, the more that risk increases. How much a person can reduce her own risk depends on the factors at play.

Thrill-seekers find fix in region

Written by Staff Reporters on October 1, 2015. Posted in News.

Scranton, Pa. (AP) — After jumping out of an airplane more than 42,000 times, world-record-holding skydiver Don Kellner needs only the essentials.

Impares waters

Written by Staff Reporters on July 9, 2015. Posted in News.

Santa Rosa Sound is always bubbling with activity, including swimming, kayaking, jet skiing or fishing. So it may come as a surprise to some that the Sound does not meet water quality standards set forth by the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Dead hamster, ‘deplorable conditions’ lead to animal cruelty charge

Written by Staff Reporters on April 2, 2015. Posted in News.

A Navarre woman was arrested March 27 on a charge of animal cruelty after police found one dead hamster and a number of animals living in squalor at a mobile home on the 8200 block of Lucena Street.

Pickleball is a fast-growing sport with an unusual name

Written by Staff Reporters on February 12, 2015. Posted in News.

“You’re playing what?”

Here’s looking at you Milt and Fran Miller

Written by Staff Reporters on June 19, 2014. Posted in Community.

Milt Miller grew up in Detroit where his dad, Denver, worked for 43 years on the Wabash Railroad. His mom, Esther, was housewife, but she worked raising Milt, his older half-brother, Warren Sessler, and sisters, Grace, a retired nurse, and Marilyn, also a housewife.

Missing drug evidence could overturn many convictions

Written by Staff Reporters on February 6, 2014. Posted in News.

Recently the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office (ECSO) requested investigative assistance from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) regarding missing evidence from drug cases. A multi-agency investigation revealed Joseph Graves, crime lab analyst supervisor in the FDLE Pensacola Regional Crime Laboratory, had processed the related cases. He was relieved of duty Jan. 31 and resigned three days later.

42-year-old effort helps elderly stay in homes

Written by Associated Press on January 16, 2014. Posted in News.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A handyman program that helps seniors stay in their own homes has not changed a great deal since it began as a pilot 42 years ago.