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.
The community is invited to come view dozens of decorated trees and colorful holiday decorations and get into the spirit of giving at the annual Festival of Trees in Milton, which will raise money for the Santa Rosa Kids’ House.
No dad ever wants to see his daughter feeling left out. So when Navarre musician Paul Therrell saw that his daughter Ciara was being excluded because of her disability, he cheered her up the best way he knew how- writing her a song.
The sadness and worry associated with losing a dog or cat is something no pet owner wants to experience, especially because many may never get reunited with their families. Navarre resident Melissa Maxey is hoping that pet owners don’t have to experience that heartache, at least in the Navarre community.
The Panhandle Butterfly House will host its annual Monarch Madness Butterfly Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday and Saturday at its location in Navarre Park.
Dust off your running shoes and get ready for the Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary’s “Run for the Reef,” a 5K for adults and 1 mile fun run for kids that will raise money for the artificial snorkeling and diving reefs and related improvements at Navarre Beach Park.
It is often said by great leaders that their goal is that when they leave a place or organization, they leave it in better shape than when they arrived.
