Bizzy coming to a store near you
As Christmas approaches, one of Santa’s elves has taken a vacation to Navarre Beach and will be stopping in at businesses throughout the community including the Navarre Press.
Tying the knot brings in billions for small businesses
Billions of dollars flow in the U.S. economy based on two little words: “I do.”
Workers comp rates plummet 13.8 percent
Florida employers will save nearly half a billion dollars on their workers’ compensation insurance rates in 2019, according to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR).
Grant writing just a piece of the nonprofit puzzle
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its second grant-writing workshop for nonprofits.
Hurricane inflicts $158 million damage on Florida crops
Hurricane Michael was the most serious natural disaster to impact agricultural and natural resources industries in the Florida Panhandle in decades, according to numbers from the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS).
Spooky spending highlights retail growth
As folks prepare for the creepiest holiday of the year, the National Retail Federation has published its annual Halloween spending survey showing that billions will be spent on costumes, candy and more.
Gulf Power explores ways to use giant batteries
Imagine a world in which the same batteries that power laptops and electric cars can keep homes lit at night and factories rolling.
Hurricane brings surge of business to Navarre hotels
While the Springhill Suites on Navarre Beach shut its doors Oct. 9 ahead of Hurricane Michael’s landfall to the east, hotels on the mainland saw an influx of visitors.
Airbnb offers no-cost housing following Hurricane Michael
To assist with evacuations and recovery from Hurricane Michael, Airbnb announced Oct. 9 that it would be offering rental properties through the affected area at no cost.
Tourist Development Council critical of north, south inequity
In the past 10 years, three times as many tourist development dollars were spent in Milton than in Navarre for infrastructure improvements. In contrast, the beach alone accounts for more than half of the dollars generated.














