Children join the “Order Lepidoptera” at festival
As orange and black wings fluttered around the Panhandle Butterfly House (PBH) en masse Saturday, so did young minds ready to learn about these fragile creatures at the annual Monarch Madness Butterfly Festival.
So you want to be a ghost investigator?
While many run from things that go bump in the night, a few are drawn to learn more.
Eerie encounters at Pensacola Lighthouse
For more than 150 years, the Pensacola Lighthouse has served as an unwavering beacon for ships at sea. Through that lengthy history the towering structure may have picked up a few permanent residents of the supernatural variety, said Rob Booth.
Holiday Shop Crawl slated for Nov. 4
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s sixth annual Holiday Shop Crawl will be held Saturday, Nov. 4, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Field of Screams offers frightening experience for haunted house lovers
No one was afraid of Pensacola’s baseball team losing a lead inside Blue Wahoos Stadium late Wednesday night.
Travel holds top spot on seniors’ wish list
Travel is high on the priority list of those 50 and over. It’s also big business for the industry, according to Stephanie Miles, the senior vice president for marketing and member benefits at AARP.
Planting the seeds with Junior Garden Club
Students of West Navarre Intermediate School and Holley-Navarre Intermediate School are learning about their local ecosystems and making some of their own as part of the Junior Garden Club.
Church brings fright for a good cause
As the sun went down the forest near Community of Christ Church in Navarre came alive with screams Friday and Saturday as part of the church’s Fear Forest event.
Young Brien Carter maintains positive attitude as he battles leukemia
Brien Carter’s dad points to a photo on the wall of their Navarre home. It’s a picture of Brien decked out in wrestling gear, and a medal hangs over it. A photo of Brien wearing his football uniform is next to it.
Area firefighters take part in important training sessions
Holley-Navarre Fire District Battalion Chief Howie Rounsaville has been waiting quite some time to hold a large-scale extrication training session.











