Local Christmas Parades Lined Up for this Weekend!
Local Christmas Parades Lined Up for this Weekend!
Holiday cheer is ramping up with multiple local Christmas parades and events, starting this weekend. A small, kid friendly parade will take place Saturday, December 3 in Navarre, starting at 1 p.m. at the Navarre Library. It will proceed south on Presidio Street then east on Esplanade Street, ending behind Centennial Bank. Following the parade, … read more
PSC sends Esports teams to NJCAAE ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’ Playoffs
PSC sends Esports teams to NJCAAE ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’ Playoffs
Michael Buffington, Jackson Clyde, Josiah Gaidia and Joel Montoro will be representing Pensacola State College in the national playoffs. Photo courtesy PSC. A year ago, Pensacola State College didn’t even have an Esports Program. Now, the PSC eSports Program is sending two two-person teams to the National Junior College Athletic Association Esports (NJCAAE) playoffs to … read more
New Executive Chef Brings Elevated Menu and Bright Plans for Future of Restaurant
New Executive Chef Brings Elevated Menu and Bright Plans for Future of Restaurant
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Navarre Beach has officially announced the appointment of Kara Mardell as Executive Chef of Beach House Bar & Grille. Mardell joined the Beach House team as sous-chef in 2021 and when the time came for a new Executive Chef, General Manager, Taylor Hall knew the perfect person for the role. “Kara … read more
Fill the Mayflower 2022 Food Drive Raises 80,000 Healthy Meals for Neighbors in Need
Fill the Mayflower 2022 Food Drive Raises 80,000 Healthy Meals for Neighbors in Need
Fifteen years ago, Jay and Jennifer Bradshaw, owners of Coastal Moving and Storage, created this event and since, they have made millions of meals possible for children, senior citizens, veterans, families, and individuals in need. The 15th Annual Fill the Mayflower food and funds drive – presented by Coastal Moving and Storage and benefitting Manna … read more
The Two Most Dangerous Words for Santa Rosa Citizens: Probable Cause
The Two Most Dangerous Words for Santa Rosa Citizens: Probable Cause
Probable cause is all that’s needed to ruin a Santa Rosa County citizen’s life. It’s a vague term but one which implies there is a “reasonable” belief that a crime took place. The trouble is that it’s seemingly too subjective and easily influenced by an officer’s personal feelings. It appears to come down to whom … read more
Second Murder Suspect Booked After Being Wanted for 1.5 Years
Second Murder Suspect Booked After Being Wanted for 1.5 Years
A 21-year-old man, who has been wanted for more than a year and a half in the fatal robbery of 14-year-old Cody Walker, was booked this morning into Santa Rosa County Jail. Isaac Cameron Daniels, whose residence is listed as Vestavia, Alabama, has been charged with a capital felony homicide county and a first-degree felony … read more
Missing Dog “Karma” Case Comes Back to Bite Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office
Missing Dog “Karma” Case Comes Back to Bite Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office
In-home video surveillance showing Deputy Pinto questioning Damien Graves. Photo courtesy Damien Graves. A Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office inquiry determined Deputy Felipe Pinto violated agency policy in a botched 2021 case involving a Navarre couple, who were facing felonies until the prosecutor dropped all charges after noticing video evidence against them appeared edited. Now … read more
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Escambia and Walton Counties Selected to Start New Recruitment Program for Veterans to Teach
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Escambia and Walton Counties Selected to Start New Recruitment Program for Veterans to Teach
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, during a press conference Tuesday at Fort Walton Beach High School, announced 114 schools in 10 counties across the state will be designated as Florida’s first class of Purple Star campuses in recognition of their support for the children of military families. Fort Walton Beach High School, located in Okaloosa … read more
$10M Secured for Plan to Increase Reuse and End Effluent Discharge into Santa Rosa Sound
$10M Secured for Plan to Increase Reuse and End Effluent Discharge into Santa Rosa Sound
Currently around 1,200 taps on Santa Rosa Island are connected to the Navarre Beach Wastewater Treatment Plant, which discharges 200,000-600,000 gallons of treated effluent into Santa Rosa Sound each day. The money will help fund a plan which includes permanently ending that discharge into the Sound. (File photo). Santa Rosa County on November 10 hosted … read more
Raiders fall to Creekside in Regional Playoffs
Raiders fall to Creekside in Regional Playoffs
Eddie Love Jr. cruises into the end zone for the Raiders’ third touchdown in the second quarter against Creekside. (Photo by Stuart Camp) Creekside withstood a second-quarter rally by the Navarre Raiders and pulled away to a definitive 47-20 win in the first round of the class 4S regional playoffs. The Raiders, who finish this … read more
