Oct 28, 2021
Service dog has cared for Hannah; now she needs to take care of him
Gauge loves riding in jeeps. He perks up when asked if he wants to go for a ride. He also loves running in the yard, on the beach and playing in the water. That includes in puddles when the yard floods after a heavy rainfall.
Oct 27, 2021
Community Briefs
The recreational harvest of greater amberjack in Gulf of Mexico state and federal waters closes Nov. 1 and will remain closed through April 30, 2022.
Oct 27, 2021
Superintendent shares county education with Preserve Navarre
Nearly 40 citizens attended the Preserve Navarre meeting at St. Sylvester Catholic Church Sunday afternoon to hear about incorporating Navarre and the effects it would have on education.
Oct 27, 2021
Sold: Gulf Breeze Flea market closes after 28 years
After 28 years in the same location, the Gulf Breeze Flea Market closed up for the last time Sunday.
Oct 27, 2021
It’s time for monarchs to rule Northwest Florida
Monarch butterflies are currently making their way through the Florida Panhandle on their way to Central Mexico for the winter.
Oct 27, 2021
Batty Wing-Ding teaches children about wildlife
Hundreds of children and parents dressed in costumes flocked to Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge (ECWR) for the 1st annual Batty Halloween Wing-Ding Oct. 22 and 23.
Oct 26, 2021
Science-by-the-Sea Spooktacular attracts record numbers
For the past 10 years, Navarre Beach Marine Science Station has been putting on their annual fundraiser called Science-by-the-Sea Spooktacular.
This year had the highest attendance ever with a total of 750 people.
Oct 21, 2021
Beach townhome community thanks volunteers with cookout
Residents of Buena Vida, a Navarre Beach townhome community, hosted a thank you cookout for the group volunteers that helped them recover after Hurricane Sally devastated their community.
Oct 20, 2021
A day in the life of a commercial crabber
There are two things that run in the Griffis family – commercial fishing and the name Earl.
Oct 20, 2021
Community Briefs
Jameson Ray Willis had been put down for a nap but managed to get out of the house, which was locked and barricaded to prevent him from wandering off, his foster parent told Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office.
The foster dad and his daughter searched the property, before finding the little boy in a pond. His foster dad began CPR on the child, who was taken by helicopter to Sacred Heart Hospital. The Sheriff’s Office is investigating but said preliminary reports indicate it was an accidental drowning.