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Jun 8, 2016
Hank Hard, a member of Troop 427, had his Eagle ceremony on June 7th.  Hank’s involvement in scouting began in 2003, when he joined Cub Scouts in the first grade. His highlight of Cub Scouts was w…

Jun 8, 2016
Although two hopper dredges have temporarily ceased operations, Tropical Storm Colin is expected to have little long-term effect on the Navarre Beach renourishment and should not delay the completion…

Jun 8, 2016
MACON, Ga. – A Pace resident has earned a spot on M ercer University's spring dean's list. Cheyenne Andrew, a senior studying in the School of Engineering, earned the honor. Inclusion requires …

Jun 8, 2016
PACE — Stonebrook Golf Club’s June 8 dogfight results are as follows: Flight A 1. Gerald Sullivan, +5 2. Ralph Drexler, +2 T3. Larry Steelman, +1 T3. Irvin Clifton, +1 Flight B 1…

Jun 8, 2016
PENSACOLA — Three Gulf Breeze High School students now have $1,000 each in scholarship money payable to a college or university of her choice. Madeline Bookout, Harry J. Hewson IV and Kristen E. W…

Jun 7, 2016
PANAMA CITY — Peaden — a residential and commercial HVAC, electrical and plumbing company — has new brand look, complete with a refreshed logo and website. The comprehensive branding campaign feat…

Jun 7, 2016
MILTON —  The U.S. Highway 90 Walmart will be one of two stores to begin offering grocery pickup service this week. The online service, which began Tuesday, will allow customers to shop for grocer…

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…
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