'They represented us well'
NAVARRE — Santa Rosa Leadership Class 29, a Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce program, has revealed the memorial that honors 11 victims of the March 10, 2015 crash of Black Hawk UH-60 helicopter,…
FDOT seeks input on five-year work program
MILTON — The Florida Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing regarding the department’s tentative five-year work program.
The hearing — Nov. 21 in the Florida Department of Transpor…
DOING THEIR PART
MILTON — Pace and Milton High Schools are helping to ensure everyone has a Thanksgiving feast.
Both schools held a canned food drive during last month’s rivalry week, which coincided with the Panth…
Council favors purchasing CSX property
MILTON — City staffers are close to terms with purchasing CSX’s property on the corner of Elmira and Pine Street.
With one nay vote from Councilman Alan Lowery, the council this month approved the …
Blackwater River State Forest expands
NAS WHITING FIELD — The Trust for Public Land announced Tuesday that 626 acres of Wolfe Creek Forest have been acquired and added to the Blackwater River State Forest.
The acquired property include…
Sunrise Kiwanis members tour Milton Fire Station
This article originally appeared on Santa Rosa Press Gazette: Sunrise Kiwanis members tour Milton Fire Station
Applicants sought for vacant council seat
MILTON — City officials need to fill a vacant council seat due to Councilman Lloyd Hinote’s death.
They have scheduled a special meeting for 5 p.m. Nov. 29 at city hall to appoint a new member.
U…
County Commission takes oath of office
MILTON — The Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners has five members once again with Sam Parker, Bob Cole, Lane Lynchard, Rob Williamson and Don Salter.
Judge Robert Hilliard on Tuesday ad…
Navarre pharmacy student receives white coat
BIRMINGHAM — Sarah Grace Betts, of Navarre, was recognized during the annual White Coat Ceremony sponsored by Samford University's McWhorter School of Pharmacy.
Betts is one of 99 members of the Cl…
Milton third-graders get dictionaries
MILTON — Expect local third-graders to have an expanded vocabulary following recent donations from a nonprofit organization.
The Milton Rotary Club visited several third-grade classes last month to…
















