Cadets are precise with every move they make throughout the Area 8 inspection for Pace’s Navy Junior ROTC unit last Thursday morning in the high school gym.
Months, days and hours of hard work went into being ready to showcase everything the program has to offer.
The City of Milton sponsored its annual Martin Luther King Day Parade this morning, Monday, Jan. 16, honoring the civil rights leader on the national holiday celebrating his birthday.
A property owner is asking the Santa Rosa County Zoning Board to recommend rezoning 41.8 acres of vacant agricultural land on State Road 87 in East Milton for commercial use.
The board will meet beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday at the County Administration Complex, 6495 Caroline St. in Milton.
Each year, Fellowship Churches of Santa Rosa County sponsor activities celebrating the life and work of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., culminating with a parade and block party on MLK Day. Activities planned for this weekend include:
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office has gone to the dogs! Or, at least, they are very excited about telling the community about them.
The law enforcement agency recently started an initiative to reach out to the community and positively engage them in what the K9 unit does. As a part of that initiative, the Sheriff’s Office has created a special set of trading cards that highlight the various K9s in the unit.
A City of Milton-Santa Rosa County property deal dominated the county commission’s committee meeting Monday, but the commission did forward some important items to Thursday’s regular meeting.
The Santa Rosa County Commission on Thursday will decide whether to approve transferring 100 acres to the City of Milton for its $70-million wastewater project. On Monday, it listened for almost three hours to speaker after speaker argue why it shouldn’t.
Buffalo Rock, the nation’s largest single family-owned Pepsi and Dr Pepper bottlers, announced its expansion into Santa Rosa County.
The Santa Rosa County Economic Development Office (SREDO) announced today the iconic beverage company has agreed to purchase 47 acres of property at the Northwest Florida Industrial Park at I-10 for a new distribution facility.
The Milton City Council again will vote on a resolution supporting existing plans to build a $70-million wastewater treatment plant – this time for real – when it meets at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10, at City Hall, 6738 Dixon Street.
After more than a month off for the end-of-year holidays, Santa Rosa County Commissioners have a busy first meeting of 2023. A vote that could dramatically change the future of Milton’s $70-million wastewater treatment plant project highlights an agenda that includes plans for a major countywide septic-to-sewer conversion program, and the next step in the Navarre Community Access Road project.
Public forum begins at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the County Administrative Complex, 6245 Caroline St. in Milton. The commission will begin consideration of the published agenda at 5:30 p.m.
