Boyd to Support Healthcare Reform, Candidates for Office Respond
Source: Congressman Allen Boyd's Office
Beach Business Claims Self Defense in Spring Breaker Injury
By: Kevin Character
Multiple Agencies Search for Missing Boater
By: Marc McAfee
Bay County Water Wins Regional Taste Competition
By: Jessi Chapin
Bay County Sheriff’s Office Busts Alleged Counterfeiting Operation
Source: Bay County Sheriff Office
Graceville DJJ Center to Close in June
Source: Jackson County Floridan
Judge Albritton Resigns Citing Medical Reasons
By: Mary Scott Speigner
South Walton Woman Pleads No Contest to Real Estate Fraud
Source: Walton County Sheriff’s Office
Prescribed Burn set for Saturday Near Eglin
Source: Eglin Public Affairs
Five Arrested in Washington County on Drug Charges
Source: Washington County Sheriff’s Office
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Tallahassee, Fla
State emergency management officials in Tallahassee continue to monitor the wildfires burning in the central part of the state.
Efforts to contain the fires that have burned about 15 square miles were improving, officials said. Still, major highways in the area were being intermittently closed because of smoke and the proximity of the flames.
State emergency officials say they are trying to rotate crews to keep firefighters fresh.
A spokesman at the state’s Emergency Operations Center urges Floridians to use continue to use caution outdoors.
Since the fires began Sunday about 20 homes have been destroyed and 160 other structures damaged. Palm Bay city officials say the damage in that community is estimated at approximately $3.5 million. Homes and outbuildings were among the damaged structures.
Officials had earlier reported 40 homes destroyed.
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