Developer Requests Zoning Variance to Construct Hotel and Condos on Navarre Beach

Posted on March 2, 2023 by Romi White

  • Developer Requests Zoning Variance to Construct Hotel and Condos on Navarre Beach

    Navarre Beach Hotels, LLC is asking Santa Rosa County for a variance to reduce required setbacks so that a hotel and multifamily development can be constructed on vacant parcels within the Navarre Beach Commercial Zoning District at 8459 Gulf Boulevard. The agenda for the county’s March 9 zoning board meeting shows the issue will be … read more

  • Serial Thief Brock Hamilton Faces Additional Drug-Related Charges

    Posted on March 1, 2023 by Romi White

  • Serial Thief Brock Hamilton Faces Additional Drug-Related Charges

    A serial thief is back in Santa Rosa County Jail after Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office executed a felony warrant February 25. Ex-convict Myrick “Brock” Hamilton, 46, was not only booked for charges related to a November 7 burglary incident but also now faces new charges for resisting arrest, smuggling Fentanyl contraband into jail and … read more

  • Man Booked into Santa Rosa County Jail for Cold Case Murder of a Pregnant Army Soldier

    Posted on February 27, 2023 by Staff reports

  • Man Booked into Santa Rosa County Jail for Cold Case Murder of a Pregnant Army Soldier

     Shannon L. Wilkerson, 42, was booked February 24 into Santa Rosa County Jail on charges related to the murder of a pregnant soldier on a U.S. Army base in Germany 21 years ago. According to court documents, Shannon L. Wilkerson, 42, is allegedly responsible for the death of Amanda Gonzales on Nov. 3, 2001. The … read more

  • OPINION: Pro-incorporation group’s brochure contains false information

    Posted on February 22, 2023 by EDITORIAL BOARD

  • OPINION: Pro-incorporation group’s brochure contains false information

    Once again, members of Preserve Navarre, a pro-incorporation organization, are spreading false information. In their latest attempts to lure support, the group has been targeting homes with door-to-door distribution of a brochure. The front of the brochure states HOW TO SAVE NAVARRE. Well, the best way to “save” Navarre, especially from higher taxes and more … read more

  • Navarre Chamber Announces 50th Anniversary Awards Winners and New Leadership

    Posted on February 19, 2023 by Staff reports

  • Navarre Chamber Announces 50th Anniversary Awards Winners and New Leadership

    The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce on February 17 hosted its 50th Annual Awards & Installation Breakfast at St. Sylvester Catholic Church. The event started off with a presentation of 2022 awards and culminated with the installation of new leadership, including new Chairman Steve Rhodes. The following chamber members were presented with awards for … read more

  • Navarre Chambers Unite Just in Time for 50th Anniversary Celebration

    Posted on February 17, 2023 by Romi White

  • Navarre Chambers Unite Just in Time for 50th Anniversary Celebration

    The Navarre Beach Chamber of Commerce today announced it is warmly welcoming the remaining members of the Greater Navarre Area Chamber of Commerce. The unification of the two chambers comes on the eve of the original chamber’s 50th Anniversary celebration. Former Chamber CEO Tamara Fountain first initiated an attempt to unify the groups several years … read more

  • Santa Rosa County Landfill Rates to Increase April 1

    Posted on February 16, 2023 by Romi White

  • Santa Rosa County Landfill Rates to Increase April 1

    Despite Santa Rosa County Landfill generating a profit, Santa Rosa County Commissioners voted February 9 to approve gradually increasing certain rates at the county landfill from $42 to $50 per ton by 2027. Consultants with Geosyntec, a firm hired by the county develop a solid waste disposal rate study and business plan, provided a related … read more

  • Fired Twitter Exec Says U.S. Government Demanded Censorship During Pandemic

    Posted on February 14, 2023 by Staff reports

  • Fired Twitter Exec Says U.S. Government Demanded Censorship During Pandemic

    A Former Twitter executive during a February 8 hearing admitted the U.S. Government had demanded certain content be deleted from the social media platform.  “Twitter worked overtime to surpress accurate COVID information,” said Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC). “I find it extremely alarming Twitter’s unfettered censorship spread into medical fields and affected millions of Americans by … read more

  • Wife and Boyfriend Charged in Murder-for-Hire Scheme of Husband

    Posted on February 14, 2023 by Romi White

  • Wife and Boyfriend Charged in Murder-for-Hire Scheme of Husband

    Back in April 2022 a man was shot in the throat at Little Man’s Paint & Body Shop in Milton. He recovered; however, his wife and a man have been charged in a murder-for-hire scheme. At the time, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office described it as a domestic incident. The victim told cops his wife … read more

  • Leadership change announced at FloridaWest Economic Development Alliance

    Posted on February 10, 2023 by Staff reports

  • Leadership change announced at FloridaWest Economic Development Alliance

    After more than 11 years leading the charge of economic development with Greater Pensacola Chamber and FloridaWest Economic Development Alliance, Scott Luth announced he is stepping down as CEO. Luth told the board of directors he is ready for a new challenge. “When I first came to Pensacola, I saw a lot of opportunity to … read more