Melissa Johnson sent this photo of a “winter beach,” which shows the sharp drop off common during winter months.
Once down by almost 20 points, Navarre’s boys basketball team faced a dire situation late in its District 1-6A game against Pace Friday night.
Then the Raiders changed course. Shots started falling. They made critical defensive stops.
It’s 9 a.m. on a Tuesday and the doors of Waterfront Thrift Store in Gulf Breeze are open for business. George and Sylvia Fleetwood of Navarre tuck their car into a parking spot as other locals arrive to shop for bargains while helping a worthy cause.
But the Fleetwoods are not there to shop; they have come to serve as volunteers.
Looking at Santa Rosa County’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan can be misleading. Under capital improvements, the plan only lists 32 improvements for the past five years.
Almost all were paid for by state, federal or grant funding, not from county coffers.
Gail Pritchett grew up collecting shells and has been fascinated by the hobby her entire life.
When she and her husband, AJ, moved to the Navarre area last year, they began to spend even more time at the beach.
