Gwen Ingoglia helps put Christmas lights up at Navarre park on Saturday, Nov. 6 in preparation for the annual "Christmas in Navarre" which will be on Saturday, December 4.

Visit Florida Beach Walk participants Katie Barrett, 6 and Carlie Jeffries, 6 with Daisy Troop 719  take pictures of the wildlife while they were out with their Daisy Troop Leader, Dana Jeffries. Thousands participated today, Saturday Nov. 6 and took pictures of a designated mile. Photos can be found at the Beach Walk web site - by clicking HERE.

Holley by the Sea had the ribbon cutting on their new beach house on Friday, November 5. Pictured are Lee Steinert, Wendy Hoeflich, and the Chairman of the Board, Christina Koenig.

Navarre High School students are changing lives, one book at a time.

Around 62 students from the school coordinated and participated in the inaugural Book Bridge project, an initiative that aims to deliver books -- and promote literacy -- in Mongolia.

The students have collected more than 3,000 books so far.  Their goal is 15,000 by the end of the year.

For more on this story, check out the Nov. 11 edition of the Navarre Press.

Controversy surrounds crime, contracts at Navarre Beach Pier

Though Santa Rosa County commissioners have approved a motion to consider expanding the deck that surrounds the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier, controversy about crime remains a hot-button issue for county officials and residents alike.

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Its official:  Navarre High School seniors will have to stay in school one more day this year before donning a cap and gown and celebrating their graduation.

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