Gulf of Mexico Drilling Moratorium Extended for 10 Years
Gulf of Mexico Drilling Moratorium Extended for 10 Years
U.S. President Donald J. Trump and legislators are receiving praise for extending a ban on drilling in the Gulf of Mexico and on Florida’s Atlantic Coast. “Today, Florida’s future has been secured for another generation. This monumental decision by President Trump to ban drilling off Florida’s coast demonstrates his deep and abiding commitment to our … read more
Police say DUI suspect was driving 96 mph across bridge
Police say DUI suspect was driving 96 mph across bridge
Gulf Breeze Police Department on September 6 booked Mikayla Cox, 27, for DUI after she was clocked traveling around 96 on Pensacola Bay Bridge in a 45 mph zone. Around 3:20 a.m. a GBPD office was conducting routine traffic enforcement while northbound on the bridge when he observed a vehicle traveling southbound at a high … read more
Ruck March to Honor 147 Fallen Officers
Ruck March to Honor 147 Fallen Officers
The End of Watch Memorial Ruck is planned for October 1-3 in Santa Rosa County. The event aims to honor the lives of 147 officers who died in the line of duty in 2019. Organizers say teams of athletes will will set out in a relay event to ruck 147 miles over the course of … read more
Saltwater License-Free Fishing Saturday, September 5th
Saltwater License-Free Fishing Saturday, September 5th
Try saltwater fishing Saturday, Sept. 5, without needing a saltwater fishing license. License-free fishing days are a great way for Florida residents and visitors to get out on the water and find out why Florida is the Fishing Capital of the World. “License-free fishing days offer a special opportunity to enjoy Florida’s beautiful outdoors,” said Governor … read more
FWC offers tips on helping sea turtle hatchlings
FWC offers tips on helping sea turtle hatchlings
Sea turtle hatchlings are beginning to appear on beaches throughout the Sunshine State, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is asking the public to help ensure these tiny turtles reach the ocean by following a few simple guidelines. During sea turtle nesting season (March 1 – Oct. 31), it is important to … read more
Cheers to a new local brewery!
Cheers to a new local brewery!
St. Michael’s Brewing Company is expected to open soon on Highway 87 in Navarre – just one mile north of U.S. 98. After construction and Coronavirus-related delays, St. Michael’s Brewing Company is expected to open within the next 30-45 days in Navarre. “We’re stoked. We’ve got a lot of people excited about it,” said Owner … read more
FHP to collect supplies for Hurricane Laura victims
FHP to collect supplies for Hurricane Laura victims
Florida Highway Patrol – Troop A, which consists of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, Jackson, Bay, Calhoun and Gulf counties, is collecting supplies for the people of Louisiana in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura. FHP is requesting items such as non-perishable food, water, Gatorade, plastic containers, cleaning supplies, and board games for kids. … read more
Families finally reunited with seniors
Families finally reunited with seniors
Following roughly six months of quarantine, Randy Bryant was able to visit his parents, Bill & Ginny Bryant, in person. The couple celebrated their 71st anniversary on August 14, and Bill turned 93 on August 23. Randy praised Navarre Gardens’ staff for the care they have provided since the state-mandated restrictions were put into place. … read more
Suspect in fatal hit & run sought by police
Suspect in fatal hit & run sought by police
A fatal hit and run collision occurred August 27 on County Road 95A (Palafox Street) just north of Johnson Avenue. A dark colored vehicle was traveling north on County Road 95A when it collided with the rear of a bicyclist who was also traveling north on County Road 95A. Just after the crash, the vehicle fled … read more
Billory Bell: The Call to Worship
Billory Bell: The Call to Worship
Photo courtesy Frank Hardy Collection SPONSORED BY NAVARRE LUMBER Billory’s bell is never far away from the minds of the people of Holley who once heard her throughout the woods, rivers, and creeks of Holley-Navarre on Sunday mornings so long ago. She was a reminder that it was time to come and worship our Lord; … read more
