The fourth annual Boo at the Zoo closed out its second weekend of Halloween fun, and Saturday the Gulf Breeze Zoo was packed with kids enjoying face painting, bounce houses and a trick-or-treat trail near the animals.
The skies might have been grey, but Navarre was showered in pink on Saturday as Navarre Park was transformed into a festival atmosphere for the inaugural ThinK PinK NavarrE event.
The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station will be serving deep-sea tricks and treats next weekend at its 3rd annual Spooktacular Science by the Sea from 6 – 9 p.m. on October 25 and 26 at its location in Navarre Beach Park.
After her grandson passed away five months ago from Nephrotic Syndrome, Tana Varner and her family decided to reach out to The Nephcure Foundation to organize a walk and raise awareness about the rare kidney disease in memory of Paul.
The effort to incorporate Navarre into a city will be given a “hand” on November 2, when the group Citizens to Incorporate Navarre will host a Casino Night from 7 – 11 p.m. at the Navarre Conference Center.
A weekend full of live music, karaoke and spooky fun is on the agenda for the Holley-Navarre Seniors Association. To get festive for Halloween, the E.H. Pullum Senior Center will be hosting a special Halloween Dance and “Scary-oke” Open Mic Night this weekend that are both open to the public.
More than 500 local reptile enthusiasts crowded into the Navarre Conference Center last Saturday and Sunday for the annual Repticon show — one of the nation’s leaders in reptile and exotic pet shows in the United States.
At only 30 years old, Navarre resident Shawna Bunch never even considered breast cancer to be an issue. She had no history of it in her family, and at her age she figured breast cancer wasn’t something she had to worry about.
