More than 80 colleges and universities from across the southeast will have representatives providing information at the 2015 College Fair, hosted by Pensacola State College in conjunction with the Es…
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Community Briefs September 3
Jay Historical Society
The Jay Historical Society will meet September 10 at 6 p.m. at the JayMuseum , 5287 Commerce St. Guest speakers will be Mitzi Bray Dixon who will discuss "Wreaths Across…
Sheriff’s office: Defuniak Springs man faces sexual assault, battery charges
Donald Morrison, 27, of Defuniak Springs is facing multiple charges including sexual assault, battery and false imprisonment following an incident in Santa Rosa County earlier this month.
Milton man arrested in undercover solicitation sting
Jorge Rafael Carias, 24, of Milton is facing multiple charges involving solicitation after being arrested in a Florida Department of Law Enforcement undercover operation. According to a FDLE arrest r…
Two SRC teens die in separate traffic incidents over weekend
Two Santa Rosa County teenagers were killed in two separate traffic incidents over the weekend. While Aubree D. Manapat Kramer, age 17 of Pace, died as a result of a vehicle collision on Saturday mor…
Cool desks make a difference for students
Jay Elementary receives new desks constructed by inmates
Community Briefs August 30
Pace Area Chamber of Commerce
The Pace Area Chamber of Commerce monthly Networking Luncheon will be on
Wednesday- September 2nd at noon at Grover T's in Milton at 5887 Highway 90.
Each pe…
School Board, SRPE reach tentative agreement
After months of negotiations and numerous meetings, the Santa Rosa County School District announced they have reached a tentative agreement with local teacher's union, Santa Rosa Professional Educato…
Seeking work and workers at NAS Whiting Field
NAS Whiting Field held its 26 th annual job fair Thursday with employers representing high tech, service, education, retail, and education companies with local and nationwide positions available. Whi…
Mental illness training aids SRSO
According to Lieutenant Patrick Vega of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, the need for training local law enforcement in handling cases of mental illness has only recently increased.
“Over th…