Presented by Navarre Beach Yoga Studio, the highly anticipated fourth annual Navarre Paddle Classic is set to return May 10, bringing together paddle enthusiasts, families and the community for an exciting day of fun, competition and camaraderie on the water.
The Saenger Theatre in Pensacola has long anchored Palafox Street and been a beacon for the arts and entertainment industry in the region.
On April 2, 2025, the theatre will celebrate its 100th anniversary with several events both on the anniversary date and the following Sunday.
It’s not every day the largest bounce house comes to your neck of the woods!
This past weekend the Big Bounce America 2025 tour bounded into Northwest Florida, landing at the Pensacola Fairgrounds from Friday, March 14 to Sunday, March 16.
The race for Florida House of Representatives District 3 is heating up. Endorsements are being handed out and final pitches are being made to voters.
With the election just a couple of weeks away, Jamie Wells, one of the candidates, decided to hold a forum with other candidates in Navarre. The event was held Monday, March 10, at Stripes Pub and Grill.
Trains hold a special place in the hearts of many. For one Navarre resident, the puff of steam, the sound of the horn and the vibration along the tracks as the train goes by evoke childhood memories.
“I remember when my father got me a small (toy) train set when I was little,” said David Cardenas. “I love small and big trains. I was once on a big one.”
March typically means Spring Break for Florida colleges and universities, as well as countless other schools across the U.S. Students are putting down their books and putting on their bathing suits to enjoy a well-deserved vacation. Here are the dates for the upcoming spring breaks.
Navarre Garden Club members came together Tuesday, March 4, for a celebration of the organization’s 50th anniversary at Holley Navarre Fire District’s Station 45 meeting room. The milestone was marked with cake and a meeting to discuss what’s in store for the rest of 2025.
Three Midway Fire District firefighters recently completed an intensive 40-hour advanced extrication training course held in Orlando. This course enhanced their skills in life-saving rescue techniques.
