Cook family on top of paddle boarding
Standup paddle boarding is a family affair for Gulf Breeze resident Kevin Cook.
Protecting baby birds key for park rangers
Park rangers will more strictly enforce beach rules to protect nesting birds along the Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Wilder Wildlife photos: Images of Navarre
A black skimmer captured in mid-flight; the brilliant orange and pink, or the soft blue of a sunrise or sunset; the reflection of lights scattered like diamonds on the Sound at night or the image of the Navarre Beach pier resembling a runway ready for flight.
Plain walls come to life
Haiden Redmond, 18, and Josh Brown, 17, of Gulf Breeze, brought a white wall to life at the Sea Turtle Conservation Center.
Lifeguards on duty
Lifeguards resume assisting swimmers and guarding Navarre Beach on March 9. Two lifeguards will be on duty from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; four lifeguards will be on duty from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
Cosa c’è di nuovo?
Cosa c’è di nuovo translates to “What’s new?” and what’s new is Navarre residents will have more dining options once Rocco’s Italian Bistro opens its doors on Navarre Beach.
Navarre closer to landing fishing rodeo
Organizers are one step closer to rounding up fishermen for the first Navarre Fishing Rodeo, planned June 1-2 in Navarre.
MDi ‘likes’ Haywald
The Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Center has hired Denise Haywald of Navarre to guide its social media initiatives.
Turtle released after swallowing fisherman’s hook
ISLAMADORA, Fla. (AP) — A loggerhead sea turtle that swallowed a fisherman’s baited hook has been returned to the ocean off the Florida Keys following successful surgery.
Science Station plans Spring Fling
Spring break is only four weeks from now, and the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station has just the adventure for students in third through eighth grades.















