After raising $2,500 for both the Holley-Navarre and Navarre Beach fire departments in June, Brad Helwig of Lagerheads decided to host a scaled-down version of Fire & Water Saturday, Oct. 25.
Twelve-year-old Chloe Channell has a process when it comes to writing music. It involves a checklist of all the things she wants in her song and then checking off each item, one by one.
Some not-so-scary events are bound to be a treat on the final weekend of the 11th annual Beaches to Woodlands Tour which wraps up with fun-filled events, including Ghost Walk, Science Spooktacular by the Sea and Zoo Boo.
“Say and spell your name the way you want it in the paper,” I said, and Marie Fogarty let the words flow without a glance at the notes she had carefully prepared.
With a tight rental market and the only two area apartment complexes at 100 percent capacity, the new luxury apartments being built east of Joybrook Road in Navarre can’t be completed fast enough to satisfy the marketplace, but an opening in one year will have to suffice.
Holley resident Donna Harvell is a doting grandmother who spoke out on social media because she wants her grandchildren to have a playground nearby. She soon discovered hundreds of neighbors share her vision, so Harvell started a petition for improvements at Holley Ball Park.
