TALLAHASSEE — Fatalities on Florida’s roadways decreased in 2011 by almost 2 percent, adding up to a 32 percent reduction in deaths on Florida’s roadways since 2005. The fatality rate per mile travel…
John Horton, of Pensacola, lived through some challenging parts of history, as many have. But his family wanted some of his personal remembrances recorded because his early life in Chumuckla and his …
Ellie Pratt is 1 year old and is already the boss of the household. She loves playing video games with her uncle Tony and drinking coffee with her granny. Some of her favorite things to do are to go …
The annual U-Count Point-in-Time Homeless survey will be conducted from 10 a.m. Jan. 24 through 10 a.m. Jan. 25, and the EscaRosa Coalition on the Homeless is looking for at least 100 volunteers to s…
This month a new coffee shop opened in Milton geared toward cyclists — or any other caffeine lovers. Located inside Bikes Plus, 5262 Steward St., the Broken Spoke Café has tables and chairs, Wi-Fi, c…
The following children were born Dec. 26-28 at Santa Rosa Medical Center.
Hope W. and David R. Bohannon, a daughter, Khloe Grace Bohannon, Dec. 26 Kateina D. Richardson and Brandon C. Mack, a daug…
The members, staff, board, trustees and – most especially – the adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities served by ARC Gateway all have suffered a huge loss. Donna Fassett…
Graves at the Milton Cemetery on Berryhill Road were spared Friday night when a rainstorm with high winds took down a large old oak tree. The tree uprooted and broke at the top of the trunk then tumb…
