Gulf Breeze, United States (Local)
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Lisa Newell's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, government proposals and infrastructure projects in the United States, Florida, specifically Gulf Breeze. She seems to be interested in covering announcements from government entities and legal policy regulations related to these areas.
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When the world seems too big, there’s a place of refuge where things are the perfect size. Pensacola Model Railroad enthusiasts come together at a location inside the Harbourtown complex in Gulf Breeze to create entire worlds where model N scale railroad cars traverse … including Mayan pyramids, scale models of campgrounds, even a miniature cityscape of Durango, Colorado. Members […]
Thirty years. That’s how many times the local artists’ group, Gulf Breeze Arts, organized a free outdoor festival featuring juried fine arts and crafts by artists from all over the Southeast. For many years, the festival was known by the little white tents in the Gulf Breeze High School parking lot before the festival outgrew that location and moved to […]
While some parts of the U.S. report depressed real estate sales, demand remains steady in Northwest Florida as more people want warm Gulf breezes, low crime, lots of outdoor, family-friendly activities and a relaxed lifestyle. “’Location, location, location’ remains the golden rule,” Larry Kuhn, Broker at Kuhn Realty, said. “That’s unlikely to ever change. We’re seeing increased interest in in-town […]
Jay Bachman is free on $20,000 bond after he was accused of shooting another man in the abdomen in the parking lot of Bahama Bay Condominiums on March 27. Witnesses say they saw Bachman, 51, and another man physically fighting in the parking lot when Bachman pulled out a handgun and fired a single shot at the victim, identified as […]
The Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society got some distressing news: after years of rehabilitating the abandoned Benson home in hopes of establishing a museum, a structural assessment concluded that not only does the home require tens of thousands of dollars in support beams, but it also is not fit for use as a commercial building. Barbara Udit, president of the […]
Family fun will be the order of the day Saturday, April 18, at the Gulf Breeze Community Center ball fields as Springfest returns. The free event will begin at 4 p.m. at 800 Shoreline Drive in Gulf Breeze. There will be food trucks, treats, local vendors and artists, live music and entertainment, bounce houses and activities for children, laser tag, […]
Gulf Breeze hosted its annual Springfest party on Saturday, April 18, and the crowds came out for a free, fun, entertaining day. Spencer Jones, with the City of Gulf Breeze Parks and Recreation Department, said over 2,500 people came to the Gulf Breeze soccer fields to enjoy bounce houses, face painting, a petting zoo, activities such as “axe” throwing, safe […]
Those who are used to traveling from Shoreline Drive to Harbourtown along McAbee Court will no longer get access now that a fence is erected between the SeaGreen Center and Harbourtown. Chris Green, owner of SeaGreen Center in Gulf Breeze, began erecting a fence on Sunday to prevent traffic from traveling through his property’s parking lot. His center includes Verizon […]
By: Lisa Newell
Demian Andreiev, a first grader at Oriole Beach Elementary, is doing more than looking forward to summer vacation or second grade. He set his sights on becoming a Jr. Ranger. Demian and his mother, Anna Andreieva, saw the opportunity for Demian to apply to the program which encourages supporters to vote online for free or donate to the National Wildlife […]
The Harbourtown board of directors voted Thursday, May 7, to protect its easement across the SeaGreen Center property, despite a barricade blocking the route. SeaGreen owner Chris Green began erecting a fence on Sunday, April 26 to prevent travel across his parking lot, even though the 1986 easement, according to court documents, is a perpetual, non-exclusive easement for ingress and […]
