The mustache is back in fashion and gaining some momentum — at least for a month. November is “grow time” for several area men who will be giving their razors a break this month to participate in Movember, a campaign that raises awareness for prostate and testicular cancer, as well as mental health issues.
At just 11 years old, aspiring actor Sebastion Passmore can say that he has shared the screen with big-name actors Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner. The sixth grader, from Milton, plays a small role in the new movie “Dallas Buyers Club,” and is hoping his big screen debut will lead to a full-time acting career in the future.
The Navarre chapter of the Iron Order Motorcycle Club had fun riding and raising money for the local charity Caring and Sharing of South Santa Rosa County, Inc. for the second year in a row.
A Navarre veterinarian is on the campaign trail and hoping to soon have an extra $1,000 to help treat area animals that need medical attention. Now, she just needs your votes.
The second annual Juana Bewitched? Witches Brew party on Friday at Juana’s Pagodas was a success, with Navarre witches getting together to eat, drink and be scary.
Donna Miller will be lifting weights on November 16 at the NPC Flex Fest at the Pensacola Bay Center. But the heaviest weight will be lifted from Miller’s heart and mind.
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.
