Milton Mardi Gras Parade kicks off at 5 pm today

Posted on January 30, 2021 by ROMI WHITE

  • Milton Mardi Gras Parade kicks off at 5 pm today

    South Santa Rosa News files photo of the Krewe of Airship Pirates. Their parade will proceed south from James Street on Stewart Street, east on Berryhill Street, south on Willing Street then west on Pine Street. Following the parade, an After Party featuring the Mo Jiles Band from Houston will take place until 11 p.m. … read more

  • Foo Foo Fest Announces 2021 Plans for November

    Posted on January 29, 2021 by Staff reports

  • Foo Foo Fest Announces 2021 Plans for November

    Pensacola’s Foo Foo Festival today officially announced its plans for its 7th annual events, taking place November 4-15, 2021. The Foo Foo Festival’s 2020 events were canceled to ensure the health and safety of the Pensacola community and attendees, and the highly-anticipated festival will return in November 2021 better than ever before and with COVID-safe … read more

  • New School Will Force Some Students to Change Schools This Fall

    Posted on January 29, 2021 by ROMI WHITE

  • New School Will Force Some Students to Change Schools This Fall

    Map depicting the proposed zoning for the new East Bay K8 school (Graphic by Santa Rosa County District Schools) The Santa Rosa County School Board will hold a public hearing to revise school boundaries on March 9, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. at the Santa Rosa County School Board Room, 5086 Canal Street in Milton. The … read more

  • Cultural earthquake shows need for social justice reform

    Posted on January 29, 2021 by OPINION

  • Cultural earthquake shows need for social justice reform

    Though the global pandemic will define memories of 2020, the past year’s cultural earthquake also demanded priority attention to long-overdue needs for social justice reform. Earthquakes often hit without much warning, roiling the surface for a relatively brief time. But they actually are the culmination of extended periods of upheaval deep beneath the surface. When … read more

  • County Puts Locked Gate on Holley Point Waterfront Access

    Posted on January 29, 2021 by ROMI WHITE

  • County Puts Locked Gate on Holley Point Waterfront Access

    Known as the Holley Point Boat Ramp, this county-owned waterfront access has been used for generations for fishing and accessing East Bay Some Holley residents are upset after Santa Rosa County put a locked gate on a county-owned waterfront access on Holley Point Road, and it was discovered that the two adjacent property owners are … read more

  • Gaetz Announces Military Academy Nominations

    Posted on January 29, 2021 by ROMI WHITE

  • Gaetz Announces Military Academy Nominations

    U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz on January 28 announced the 2021 Academy Nominations. Gaetz said one of his most important roles is making the nominations. He said receiving the nomination doesn’t mean a student receives the appointment to a military academy. Included in the list are South Santa Rosa students, including: Air Force Academy Mira Helms, … read more

  • Hotline now available for Florida residents to schedule vaccine appointments

    Posted on January 28, 2021 by Staff reports

  • Hotline now available for Florida residents to schedule vaccine appointments

    The Florida’s Health Department today will officially announce a new appointment system aimed to allow citizens easier access to COVID-19 vaccinations. Florida citizens 65 years of age and older and frontline healthcare workers can now call 866-201-7110 to schedule an appointment. Over 15,193 have been vaccinated so far in Santa Rosa County. Hearing impaired can … read more

  • NAS Whiting Field Receives FDEP Outstanding Environmental Stewardship Award

    Posted on January 28, 2021 by Staff reports

  • NAS Whiting Field Receives FDEP Outstanding Environmental Stewardship Award

    The Florida Department of Environmental Protection recently recognized the Naval Air Station Whiting Field Public Works Environmental team (shown in the photo) for the installation’s exceptional achievements that prevent or reduce impacts on the environment. (left to right: Public Works Officer Lt. Cmdr. Brian Holmes, Jon Stewart, Jeff Kissler, Charles Egri, Christina Malitz, Sean Foote, and … read more

  • Former Tourism Official Takes Plea Deal in Sign Theft Case

    Posted on January 28, 2021 by ROMI WHITE

  • Former Tourism Official Takes Plea Deal in Sign Theft Case

    Jack Sanborn’s mugshot from November 4, 2020 (Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office photo) The Office of the State Attorney announced in November 2, 2020 that a Warrant had been issued in for the arrest of John Herrick “Jack” Sanborn, 70, for one count of Petit Theft for the alleged theft of a political sign. Sanborn … read more

  • Fireworks show added to Feb. 6 Mardi Gras Boat Parade at Pensacola Beach

    Posted on January 27, 2021 by Staff reports

  • Fireworks show added to Feb. 6 Mardi Gras Boat Parade at Pensacola Beach

    Head to Pensacola Beach on Saturday night, Feb. 6, to watch a spectacle of color and lights! The Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce has added a dazzling firework show to end the Mardi Gras-Themed Lighted Boat Parade, set to start at 6 p.m. The boat parade and fireworks headline the Chamber’s INDULGE Week on the … read more