Posted: Monday, September 15
Grab-A-Bite Food Court will soon expand its indoor dining options to include a full breakfast menu, featuring grab & go options. Owner Euby J. Black Sr. says he hopes to have the breakfast menu available by October 1. Options will include traditional breakfast items and entrees, plus scratch-made biscuits and French toast. He said the … read more
Posted: Wednesday, September 10
I recently attended a Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting to voice my opposition to a sweeping proposal to raise fees across the county. The plan would act as a de facto tax on county residents, costing our community hundreds of thousands of dollars in new charges. From boaters to recreational facility … read more
Posted: Sunday, September 07
The story of the Holley-Navarre community doesn’t begin in the 20th century. No, it stretches back into the 1800s, long before the bridge, the pier, or the booming tourism. So we’re working with Panhandle Pioneers to make sure the true and complete story of our rich heritage & culture are told, honored, and preserved – … read more
Posted: Saturday, September 06
*This article is part of a series of historical stories aimed to tell the authenthic history of the Holley-Navarre Community. Some newcomers may not be aware that the community of Holley-Navarre dates back into the 1800s. The goal of this series is to help share the stories and genealogy of Panhandle Pioneers, a local nonprofit … read more
Posted: Friday, September 05
Once again, the Santa Rosa County Board of Commissioners seems to be reaching deeper into the wallets of its citizens. From increased fees to higher taxes, the pattern is becoming hard to ignore: whether the county needs it or not, the reflex of the BOCC is to raise costs for residents rather than look inward … read more
Posted: Thursday, September 04
*This article is part of a series of historical stories aimed to tell the authenthic history of the Holley-Navarre Community. Some newcomers may not be aware that the community of Holley-Navarre dates back into the 1800s.. The goal of this series is to help share the stories and genealogy of Panhandle Pioneers, a local nonprofit … read more
Posted: Thursday, September 04
Santa Rosa County District Schools was notified on the evening of September 3, 2025, of the arrest of Jordyn Miller, a contracted employee with Chartwells Food Services. Chartwells Food Services was immediately notified, and Miller was relieved of his duties. More details are expected later this morning. Santa Rosa Jail records show Miller, 30, of … read more
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