Lifeguard return to beach ahead of expected Spring Break crowds
The lifeguards returned to Navarre Beach Saturday as the first of the Spring Breakers flocked to the coast.
Shifting sands hinder reef webcam repair
Lightning, shifting sand and rough surf have left the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station’s live-feed reef camera offline since December.
Fire department considers breakaway amid tax conflict
Amid frustrations over taxation, the Navarre Beach Fire Department is considering moving out from under the county’s supervision altogether.
Windjammers on the pier open
From ice cold local brews to beach-inspired eats, Windjammers opened for business Monday on the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier.
Navarre Beach Fire rates still up in the air
Navarre Beach Volunteer Fire Department has gotten the go-ahead on its request to increase the residential municipal service benefit unit (MSBU) on the beach by $50, but a proposed commercial increase has hit a wall.
Florida not ‘off the table’ for oil drilling
Florida is in. Then it is out. Now it is in again.
Pier restaurant and shop nearing completion
Those hoping to savor grub from the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier’s newest restaurant won’t have to wait much longer.
Snowbirds keep tourism humming despite chill
While freezing temperatures have largely driven off the usual tourists, Santa Rosa County Tourism Development Director Julie Morgan said she expects to see great bed tax returns for the winter months.
Politics mire Gulf drilling discussion 8 years after oil spill
When equipment failures on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico went from leaks to a full-blown explosion, many living along the coastline felt the impact.















