Does spring break boost beach profits?
Do spring break crowds translate to higher bed tax collections?
Seagrass festival teaches conservation lessons
Gulf Breeze Shoreline Park south was busy Saturday as volunteers, scientists and community members celebrated Santa Rosa Sound’s seagrass beds during the Seagrass Awareness Festival.
Scavenger hunt raises awareness, funds for turtle conservation
Scavenger hunters scoured the beach for special stones Saturday as part of the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center’s Rocking Out to Give Sea Turtles More Tomorrows event.
Homeschoolers dive into science at beach event
More than 100 homeschool children dipped their toes into science Friday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station.
Santa Rosa’s exceptional adults meet one exceptional turtle
The Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center invited participants in the Thursday Respite Program, a group dedicated to support and engagement for exceptional adults, for a special tour and opportunity to meet their resident loggerhead sea turtle Gigi.
Turn lane construction runs into Spring Break
Though the county aimed to complete a dedicated right turn lane to alleviate traffic on Navarre Beach ahead of spring break, the project stalled.
Pier operator’s other businesses gone
From a tennis clientele in Pensacola to off-road vehicle enthusiasts riding a remote trail near Milton, Coastal Concessions seems to have a diverse customer base and be an extensive enterprise as depicted on its website.
Longtime sweethearts boogie on the beach
Candles, rose petals and live music were everywhere at Juana’s Club Pagoda Monday night, Feb. 13, as the Navarre Snowbirds Club hosted the annual Sweethearts Dinner and Dance on Navarre Beach.
Snowbirds go bird spotting
While the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station usually focuses on educating young minds about marine ecosystems and studies, the station took on a much older crowd of students Feb. 8 during their snowbirds bird watching event.
New obstacles for proposed beach condos
The developers behind an unpopular plan to build condominiums in Navarre Beach Marine Park are encountering yet another hurdle.













