Sarah Ellis, co-founder of My Father’s Arrows, left, and her daughter Saida, pose on property where volunteers helped build a 15,000-square-foot hay shelter and therapeutic
riding arena for My Father’s Arrows children’s home near Jay.
For the past decade, My Father’s Arrows has served as a place of refuge and restoration for children, many of whom have spent most of their lives in the foster care system. On April 13, the nonprofit ministry, which is currently based out of Jay, held a celebration of the past, present and future of My Father’s Arrows.
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Patriot NJROTC unit finishes third in nation
Pace’s NJORTC unit remains one of the top programs in the nation, taking third this year at the 2024 Navy Nationals Athletic, Academic and Drill competition at NAS Pensacola the first weekend of April.
Navarre family finds kidney for son in dad
“An answered prayer.”
That’s how Austyn Evans describes knowing her two-year-old son, Conrad, now has a kidney after an agonizing search for a donor. Although the search took them from Northwest Florida to Texas and then to Georgia, the donor turned out to be closer to home (in fact, the donor lives in their home).
Santa Rosa County Clerk’s Office warns of phone scams
Phone scams are on the rise in the State of Florida. This is according to the Office of Inspector General, which has received reports from residents and former residents since April 4. The Santa Rosa County Clerk’s Office wants to make residents aware of this scam and how it is being perpetrated.
Berryhill Elementary parent recognized as statewide volunteer of year
Parents and volunteers play a pivotal role at schools. They help alleviate the needs of teachers by chaperoning, buying classroom supplies, and assisting faculty with a litany of miscellaneous tasks such as painting, arranging bulletin boards and setting up events.
Carson Lowe thankful for second chance to be an athlete
Carson Lowe has wrapped up his day at a regional weightlifting meet on a Saturday in early April feeling good about the results. He finishes with a top six performance in Olympic and traditional, qualifying for state in both competitions.
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Pace earns runner-up finish at district tennis tourney
Pace’s girls tennis team came home from the District 1-3A tournament with the runner-up trophy.
The Patriots tallied 10 points at the tournament, which took place at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze Monday and Tuesday.
The Patriots tallied 10 points at the tournament, which took place at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze Monday and Tuesday.
Congrats to our Athletes and Students of the Week!
Navarre family finds kidney for son in dad
“An answered prayer.”
That’s how Austyn Evans describes knowing her two-year-old son, Conrad, now has a kidney after an agonizing search for a donor. Although the search took them from Northwest Florida to Texas and then to Georgia, the donor turned out to be closer to home (in fact, the donor lives in their home).
Giant flag debate headed to tourism council
Whether Santa Rosa County flies Florida’s tallest American flag depends on where it would be installed.
March 23 event promises to bring slice of Japan to Santa Rosa County
When most people want to experience an authentic experience in another culture, they usually have to get on a plane and fly far away to a foreign destination. For those northwest Floridians looking to explore Japanese culture, you need only hop in your car and drive to St. Sylvester Catholic Church (6464 Gulf Breeze Parkway).