Beach Archive

When busloads of Holley Navarre Primary School students arrived at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS) on Thursday, they were greeted by one massive new friend.

A flashing sign ruffled feathers on the beach last week as members of the Navarre Beach Leaseholders and Residents Association discussed petitioning the county to have a sign removed.

Okra, a juvenile green sea turtle, has had a rough year.

Despite being closed to the public, the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center was packed last week as educators from all-around and from all disciplines got a little wild with a Project WILD workshop.

Who says you need a driver’s license to collect classic cars?

Staying off the sand dunes along Navarre Beach is more than good environmental policy, it is a legal requirement.

Broussard’s Bayou Grill and Cajun Specialty Meats opened their doors Sunday night on Navarre Beach for an invite-only preview of the soon-to-be open eatery.

The wait is nearly over for a new restaurant at Navarre Beach’s long-vacant property.

In the early morning hours on Navarre Beach, many sights can be seen. The shorebirds begin to accumulate as the sun rises and small fish swim in the waves. A few people take advantage of the early hour to get in a morning jog or take a quick ride on a surf board.

Pat Huggins has been fishing basically her entire life. Her father got her started.