Unofficial: Milton Post

08/20/2025

Dazzle your friends with a piece of history while supporting a local veteran!

We have handcrafted banjos in a Pre-Civil War style available in stock. These banjos are made from a variety of materials, including mahogany, maple, and even vintage reclaimed hardwoods upon request. Whether you’re interested in a custom order or a ready-made option, Paw Paw's handmade banjos can be found at A Joyful Noise, located at 6377 US-90, Milton, FL.

Feel free to stop by and try one out, or you can order online using the link below. These instruments are a sound investment, as they are sure to increase in value over time. Prices start at $450 and go up to $650. Their limited production and high-quality construction make them a worthwhile choice.
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08/16/2025

August, 2025 -- Earlier this week, an anonymous user posted to Facebook that students at Sims Middle School in Santa Rosa County were "publicly shamed" until...

08/16/2025

08/08/2025

Spanish Trail Inn, Munson Florida, circa 1922
Owner W.B. Harbeson of Defuniak, who also purchased the San Carlos in 1922, built quite the empire.
Part of the UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center Repository

08/08/2025

Turpentine barrels are being moved to railroad boxcars. This is likely Munson, as these photos all come from the Munson family collection,
The donor's grandfather, Charles Maurice Munson, was superintendent of the land sales and turpentine operations of Stearns and Culver Lumber Company

Part of the UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center Repository

08/08/2025

Turpentine barrels are being transported by truck in Santa Rosa County.

The donor's grandfather, Charles Maurice Munson, was superintendent of the land sales and turpentine operations of Stearns and Culver Lumber Company
Part of the UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center Repository

08/08/2025

Cottrell's Idyllic Photo of Pensacola

Part of the UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center Repository

08/07/2025

Milton, Florida: Bridge Tender’s House at Bridge #15 over Blackwater River, Louisville & Nashville Railroad. Built c1882; photographed 25 February 1917. Credit: National Archives & Records Administration.

08/07/2025

UPDATE - Thursday, August 7, 6:50 a.m. - I-10 eastbound around mile marker 22 has reopened after a brief closure due to a motor vehicle crash.

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Thursday, August 7, 4:50 a.m. - Traffic is reduced to one lane around mile marker 22 on I-10 eastbound due to a motor vehicle crash. Use caution in the area until the lane has reopened. 

08/04/2025

08/04/2025