What kind of life do you want to lead?
As internationally celebrated urban planner Ryan Gravel discussed the massive concerns for infrastructure as part of CivicCon in Pensacola, he said the solutions come down to one question.
Navarre native Ariel Fournier born to entertain
When Navarre native Ariel Fournier first appeared in the pages of the Navarre Press, her career as an entertainer was in its infancy. She had just released her first album, “Unexpected,” in 2012, and she had not yet broken into the acting world.
Senior center focuses on upcoming election, increasing membership
Board elections are coming up at the Holley Navarre Senior Center.
ROTC cadets step up to help in Panama City
Navarre’s Navy Junior ROTC program rose to the occasion on short notice to help out Hurricane Michael victims.
Kroes lives out dream as Blue Angels pilot
At a young age, Navy Lt. Damon Kroes knew he wanted to be a pilot. He grew up watching the Blue Angels. They were his inspiration. So was his grandfather, a former naval aviator.
Aloy experiences thrill of a lifetime
Sgt. Rich Aloy experienced one of the biggest thrills of his life last week.
New on Weekend Food Program menu: Financial literacy
Holley Navarre Middle School sixth-graders are learning to balance a budget, invest for the future and much more thanks to donations from Outreach Navarre LLC, more commonly known as the Weekend Food Program.
Booksellers restock school libraries after storm
In an effort to restock school libraries impacted by Hurricane Michael, private bookstores partnered with state agencies to hold the Re-book to Re-build: Hurricane Relief Fundraiser Nov. 3-4.
Fall festivities support Kids’ House
The classic rock band the Eagles lit up the Imogene Theatre Friday night, sort of.
Robots have place in future of caregiving
Caregiving in the 21st century is going to look decidedly different than it did in the last one.
















