Letter to the editor: Charlie Turner
Dear Editor:
Words can't express how grateful we are for the kindness shown to us in the loss of our loved one Charlie Turner. We truly appreciate the prayers, love, care, concern and suppor…
Speak Out January 4
Saturday 12:44 p.m.
This is Roy from Pace. I just read in an older edition of the SRPG Dec. 11 about a man that said he was the oldest living WWII veteran in SRC and he's 94. That's all well…
Letter to the editor
Dear Editor,
Let me tell you a 10-year-old boy’s story. It was the summer of 1970, a weekday with a blue sky a few fluffy white clouds, a little warm with little wind but not unpleasant. He was wa…
Letter to the editor: Jobs for homeless
Dear Editor,
We need programs that reward employers for hiring a homeless person knowing that they may not have the best wardrobe or a way to work.
I started an online petition to Presiden…
Guest Editorial Glenn Mollette
Keep Free Speech in America
By Glenn Mollette
Arts and Entertainment television was out of line for suspending Phil Robertson for a recent statement that the network executives di…
Blackwater State Forest annex 1,100 acres
Dear Editor:
I believe it is time for everyone in Santa Rosa County and the surrounding areas of the Blackwater River
State Forest, annex of 1,100acres just north of NAS Whiting Field, to …
Speak out January 1
Thursday 5:36 p.m.
This is Yvonne and I know this is the season for giving and receiving, and I have received the best gift of all today. On the day after Christmas while shopping at Kmart here i…
Ron Hart – Looking Back at 2013
It was the year of lies that finally revealed the true Obama. His ObamaCare sales pitch, "If you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance, period” – a lie. Saying before the election that the…
Hometown patriots
Recently, I met a group of people who meet regularly on Saturday mornings at a local coffee shop to discuss the current events of our fair country. They gather together and talk about the current ad…
Roll with the changes
I'm one for change. Adjustments to big changes have always been fine with me.
Perhaps it's my optimistic attitude, maybe it's my genetic make up–I'm not sure why–but it's exciting to do things …








