Under tall trees shading the yard behind Anna and Roger Hackney’s Navarre home, a hawk with lemon yellow legs hops around his enclosure.
The red-shouldered hawk came to Sandspur Wildlife Sanctuary recently after spending three days beating his head against a chicken coop trying to get a free meal.
Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center and Keep Santa Rosa Beautiful joined forces for a Trash Bash and International Coastal Clean Up event on Saturday.
Chris Smoot of Navarre has been making custom rods for himself as well as his family and friends for the past six years. Smoot says he was motivated to start making custom fishing rods because he could never find a rod that met his exact specifications, so he started acquiring supplies to build rods exactly the way he wanted.
A new 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping adult women survivors of sex trafficking will be opening its doors on Oct. 1 in Gulf Breeze.
There are many haunted places located throughout Alabama, including historic homes, cemeteries, restaurants, hospitals, and more. One of the state’s most haunted places is Fort Morgan—a historic masonry star fort that’s located along the Gulf Coast at the mouth of Mobile Bay, Alabama.
Volunteers met at the Navarre Chamber of Commerce Thursday morning to begin assembling 200 poles for Take a Kid Fishing, an event celebrating its 11th year.
Tech Sergeant Joe Ocasio is now a local recruiter for the United States Air Force.
But 20 years ago, on the morning of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Ocasio was a student at New York Technical College getting ready to head into the city for class.
As the American flag blew in the soft breeze of a sunny, blue sky September morning, much like the one on that fateful day 20 years ago, Navarre Navy JROTC Commanding Officer Donovyn Ray spoke about the terrorist attacks that shook a nation on Sept. 11, 2001.
