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Apr 15, 2021

Violent waves crashed the shore March 27 as U.S. park ranger Andrew Robinson dove into the cold Gulf of Mexico at Opal Beach to save two distressed swimmers about 100 yards out.

A 25-year-old male and a 19-year-old female, both Navy cadets, got caught in a rip current that pushed them out into the rough waters past the breaking point that Saturday afternoon. Robinson scanned the water after being alerted by a beachgoer and noticed them struggling to stay afloat. He immediately took action.


Apr 14, 2021
UPDATE: Rain delayed the Vintage Festival by one day. Check it out on Sunday, April 18. Saturday’s Vintage Festival on Navarre Beach is looking like it’s going to be a huge success, according to organizers.

Apr 13, 2021
A last-minute trip to Navarre Beach for a vacation turned out to be more exciting than Lauren Dunn could have ever imagined.

Apr 12, 2021
The first deadline for the forced rehabilitation of the “Turner House” on Navarre Beach came and went Monday with only three of the five checklist items completed.

Apr 8, 2021
Holley-Navarre Fire District has been recognized as the March “First Responder Friday Honoree” by Cumulus Media/Fort Walton Beach, Mountain Dew and Eglin Federal Credit Union.

Apr 8, 2021
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Apr 7, 2021
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Apr 2, 2021
Board of County Commission Chair Dave Piech reminded attendees at the March 20 Navarre Beach leaseholders meeting that the commission passed a new ordinance prohibiting swimming at county boat ramps.

Apr 1, 2021
Beer lovers from near and far gathered at Ye Olde Brother’s Brewery March 27 for the 2021 Craft Beer Fest.

Apr 1, 2021
Kalli and Chris Clement have always dreamed of owning their own coffee shop, one that employs people who struggle to find a job.