UWF student team secures finalist spot in national supply chain case competition
A team of four undergraduate students from the University of West Florida earned the finalist position, placing fourth, at the second National Association of State Procurement Officials, or NASPO, Supply Chain Case Competition hosted in Raleigh, North Carolina on Oct. 4 and Oct. 5.
Milton names its homecoming queen
Mya Waitman was crowned homecoming queen at halftime of Milton’s football game against Mosley last Monday night.
UWF alumni, community advocates Stephen and Mona Wright gift $500,000 to establish new institute
Alumni Stephen ‘81 and Mona ‘79 Wright, community advocates and co-founders of the nonprofit Coastal Connection, are investing $500,000 in the University of West Florida to create the Wright Family Institute for Global and Population Health housed in the Usha Kundu, MD College of Health.
Project SEARCH helps young adults with disabilities transition into the workforce
Santa Rosa Medical Center is partnering with a nonprofit to ensure young adults with disabilities make the transition from school to the workforce.
School bus involved in crash near Berryhill Road Tuesday morning
A group of schoolchildren, an adult passenger and their school bus driver are alright after a semi flatbed truck sideswiped their bus. The bus, which was carrying four children and two adults, was stopped southbound in the left turn of Anderson Lane while waiting for the traffic light at Berryhill Road. The semi was making […]
Milton homecoming court 2024
Milton High School’s 2024 homecoming celebration will be on Sept. 27.
Short named Santa Rosa’s principal of the year
Milton High School Principal Timothy Short was chosen as Santa Rosa County’s Principal of The Year for 2024-2025. Short has held the position as principal for nine and a half years and has worked in education for more than 30.
School district starts new Safety Monitor Program
Santa Rosa County District Schools are looking for volunteers to increase safety on campus.
Pace, Milton grads amongst National Merit Finalists and top scholarship recipients on UWF campus
The University of West Florida welcomed two National Merit Finalists this fall semester, bringing the total recipients of this scholarship to 16 students since 2017.
Navarre High looks to bring welding program to campus next school year
Let the sparks fly!
Navarre High School, in conjunction with Locklin Technical College, is bringing a welding course to campus. The full course, which will be roughly two semesters in length, will start next school year (SY 2025-26) and serve as another addition to the high school’s already stacked line-up of career and technical education (CTE) courses and opportunities.















