Navarre churches are having a global impact when it comes to the missions they are working. Typically those missions take them south of our border to areas in South America, the Caribbean and even to Africa at times.
Navarre schools have experienced skyrocketing growth in the 2014-2015 school year. The district has enrolled 691 more students than they originally projected.
We have a big weekend ahead with the Fishing Rodeo and the Sand Sculpting Contest. Read all about it – inside these pages. You will also find a lot more to do throughout the month of October during “Beaches to Woodlands.” Events include: Oct. 3-4 Monarch Madness Butterfly Festival
I recently visited Boston with my sisters. I always enjoy traveling there because of the rich history found in Boston and the surrounding areas. I learned something new about our founding fathers and that fateful day we sparked a revolution with a single musket shot at Concord. Paul Revere was not in the tower of the North Church in Boston waving lanterns. That job was assigned to another. He was standing by on his horse waiting for the signal to warn the families in Concord that the British were coming to destroy their munitions stored at Concord.
Dr. Karen Chapman, Director of the Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County, has issued a rabies alert in response to three bats testing positive for rabies within the past 30 days in the same general area. The rabies alert, which went into effect on Wednesday, Sept. 17, is for 60 days.
This weekend two major events are taking place at the beach – The Navarre Beach Sand Sculpting Festival and Navarre Beach Fishing Rodeo. Those events are serving as a prelude to a monthlong celebration of the best October venues Santa Rosa has to offer during the 2014 Beaches to Woodlands Tour.
“He says, ‘Ooo ooo ahh ahh!’” 3-year-old Auburn Clark said, moving her arms like a monkey and sporting her green Curious George shirt at the Navarre Library’s Monkey Party Sept. 16.
