School shooting prompts Florida to take action
On Valentine’s Day, 17 lives were lost in a horrific act of violence.
Month: March 2018
Pace children safe after kidnapping
Two children were reunited with their mother last week after being kidnapped by their father from Pea Ridge Elementary School, Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson said.
Highway 98: Another alternative
Navarre has a traffic problem, and its name is U.S. Highway 98.
Raiders win second district championship in program history
Jacobi Smith has come a long way in weightlifting.
Raiders turn in strong showing at Aggie Invite
Xavier Allen leaned in at the finish line Saturday afternoon at the Aggie Invitational, tilting his head forward, hoping it would be enough to push him to a first-place finish in the 200.
Hester shines for Raiders in win over Pace
Freshman sensation Rachel Hester pitched a beauty at home Thursday, shutting out Pace 2-0. Hester pitched seven innings, giving up eight hits while striking out five. She also led the Raiders offensively with a triple, single and scored the first Raider run.
Whited gearing up for opportunity to play overseas
Soccer standout Kileigh Whited was promised the chance to go overseas this year if she was given the opportunity through the Olympic Development Program.
Brian Out Loud
Navarre athletes continue to produce impressive results in the athletic arena.
Argos’ historic season ends in NCAA tournament
The University of West Florida men’s basketball team saw its historic season come to a close on Saturday. The ninth-ranked Argonauts fell 90-73 to Barry in the opening round of the NCAA Division II South Regional at Forbes Arena in Atlanta.
Taking the long road pays off for Miller
Anthony Miller remembers the first time he stepped onto a college football field in a game. Playing defensive lineman for Allan Hancock, the former Navarre standout received a rude welcome.