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Jun 10, 2016
BAGDAD — Santa Rosa County has installed 15 educational panels along the walking path throughout Bagdad Mill Site Park. The exhibit, titled "Bagdad: The History and Ecology of the Village," descri…

Jun 10, 2016
MILTON —  The Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization is hosting three public workshops on the 2016 Transportation Project Priorities in June.   The workshops cover the urbanized are…

Jun 10, 2016
Securing property for Santa Rosa County's new courthouse has often been controversial, with questions of nepotism or favoritism following some land deals. But love it or loathe it, the process is alm…

Jun 7, 2016
MILTON — The City Council voted in favor of tasking City Manager Brian Watkins to negotiate the purchase of waterfront property located downtown on Willing Street. Council Member Alan Lowery cast …

Jun 7, 2016
MILTON — The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners met Monday morning for its first Commissioner Committee meeting of June. Among the issues they discussed were the lack of bathroom facilit…

Jun 7, 2016
MILTON — The city’s planning department received no negative feedback from property owners on potentially rezoning the Stewart Street corridor. Almost 20 residents attended Thursday night’s public…

Jun 7, 2016
MILTON — Monday afternoon, the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners held its first budget workshop of 2016. Among his listed goals, County Administrator Tony Gomillion included balancin…

May 31, 2016
PACE — A 3-mile segment of Berryhill Road, resurfaced in February, has failed in several areas. The top layer of asphalt slipped off in sections, due to a tack failure. Tack is the term for the ta…

May 27, 2016
MILTON — With the upcoming opening of a new Emerald Coast Utilities Authority facility in Pensacola, recycling could return to Milton, according to a city official. Although an agreement between S…

May 25, 2016
THE ISSUE The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners has long said the best way to pay for a new judicial center is with a sales tax. They’ve tried multiple times in past years to impl…
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