Navarre reaches new height in orienteering competition
Nicolas Kaiser had the perfect quote when asked to describe the feeling of the Navarre JROTC unit taking fourth at the national orienteering meet in the mountains of Georgia earlier this month.
Santa Rosa seeks new teachers through hiring event
As college and university education majors flee their campuses for spring break fun, the Santa Rosa School District hopes to snag future talent through the Teaching Spots and Flip Flops teacher hiring event March 11.
Girls empowered to pursue STEAM careers
In scientific and mathematical fields, males out number females 4 to 1.
State grant to provide Santa Rosa homeless students with housing
A new housing grant will provide some of Santa Rosa’s more than 800 homeless students with a roof over their head in the coming months.
Students benefit from job fair experience
Dakota DeMars sat at a table in the Navarre High School cafeteria Tuesday morning filling out job applications.
Tax vote decides 33 percent of school budgets
The school district is pushing for voters to renew the half cent sales tax in March, but just how much of their budget do they stand to lose if it were not renewed for another 10 years?
C-o-m-m-u-n-i-c-a-t-i-o-n helped by spelling bee
For Lili Rollins, 13, spelling is about more than just competing in spelling bees.
Intermediate students get cracking on coding
Holley Navarre Intermediate School students are learning the language of computers thanks to the school’s newly created Coding Club.
Students heading to state science fair
Eight Holley-Navarre Middle School students are headed to the state science fair.
Junior Audubon gets hands on with environmental issues
Holley Navarre Middle School students are getting hands on with environmental science thanks to the newly formed Junior Audubon Society Club.












