Check out results from the Daphne Invitational
Pace’s boys cross-country team earned a top 10 finish at the Daphne Invitational on Sept. 21 at Blakely State Park in Alabama.
Highlights from the Amy Wolfenden Invitational
Navarre, Pace and Milton competed at the Amy Wolfenden Invitational on Saturday at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Check out how area runners fared at the Gulf Coast Stampede
It was another big day of running for Santa Rosa County teams as athletes took part in the Gulf Coast Stampede on Saturday at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.
There were more than 150 runners on the girls side and more than 250 in the boys race on a hot and humid morning.
Milton announced Labor Day changes
The city of Milton has announced changes to trash pickup schedules for the upcoming Labor Day holiday.
Man who found Danika Troy’s body, took scooter sentenced to prison
The man who first found Danika Troy’s body in the woods off Kimberly Road in Floridatown has been sentenced to prison.
Santa Rosa County denies data tower request in Tiger Point
Santa Rosa County commissioners denied a request on Aug. 27 to build a 150-foot cell tower behind the Walmart in Tiger Point.
Former UWF star Austin Reed back in NFL
Austin Reed is back in the NFL.
The Baltimore Ravens signed the former University of West Florida star on Wednesday.
Santa Rosa County Schools make book review changes
The Santa Rosa County School Board voted unanimously July 28 to eliminate the public committee that decided whether challenged library books stayed on school shelves, handing that decision to the superintendent.
Santa Rosa County to host Tropical Town Hall
UPDATE: This event has been postponed, Santa Rosa County Emergency Management officials announced Monday.
With peak hurricane season quickly approaching, officials from Santa Rosa County Emergency Management are inviting residents to get prepared with their Tropical Town Hall on July 21.
Santa Rosa County debuts living shoreline at Floridatown Park
Santa Rosa County announced the completion of a $1 million living shoreline project at Floridatown Park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 16, completing a project that officials say will protect nearly 1,000 feet of bayfront from coastal erosion that has steadily damaged it since hurricanes Ivan and Sally.














