Some athletes are clear-cut, no doubt about it Division I type of athletes. You look at one of them and you are like ‘that kid is going to be big-time special at a place like Alabama, Florida State, LSU or Georgia.’
I’ve seen a handful of those athletes over the years.
Every day for the past two weeks, I have received an email claiming to be from Sirius XM, warning me that my subscription is about to be terminated due to lack of payment. All I must do to correct my perilous situation is submit my payment information to the sender. It is a scam, that fact validated by their atrocious spelling, and by the daily emails I receive from Sirius XM informing me of musical programming I might like.
I think for the next several months, this column space could be full of takes on the primary and general elections that will dominate headlines in our newspaper and in other media outlets.
The Santa Rosa County Board of Commissioners spent over an hour on June 24 arguing about a resolution regarding illegal immigration. It was an hour of commissioners’ time they can never get back. It was an hour of our life we will never get back. It was an hour of time when nothing was being done for the citizens of Santa Rosa County.
Asked recently what my goal is now, this nonagenarian responded, “The same as when first born again, i.e. to manifest the reconciliation of man to God, to expand God’s family.” Jesus said in the greatest book ever to be written, not to be superseded, “Ye must be born again.” That means get priorities straight, make Jesus Lord and Savior. Doing this gives a peace that passes all understanding, ensuring a home in eternity with Him, Creator of heaven and earth! Experiencing the new birth is the most important decision one can make.
By Jeff SnowMilton City Councilman Letter to the Editor and Citizens of Milton, Citizens, please read the Santa Rosa Press Gazette’s article dated June 20, 2024, regarding Mayor Heather Lindsay. Mayor Heather Lindsay refuses to resign until November, limiting your freedom to choose the next mayor. Our right to vote is sacred! Citizens of Milton, […]
Both sides in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Softball Game earlier this month were missing players. I think I counted nine missing in action from the East and about half of the 24-player roster unavailable on the West squad.
I wasn’t at the baseball all-star game, but word is the East had to give up some of its players so the West could have enough players to fill out a team.
On June 11, the first item for discussion on the Milton City Council’s 5:30 p.m. work session agenda was about a boat the council feels has been illegally parked in the Blackwater River, a topic that has been discussed several times before.
