Navarre Press has a new voice bringing the stories of faith in Navarre to the pages of the paper. Pastor Michael Bannon has joined the team going into 2019 as a faith correspondent.
What started as an orphanage in Selma, Alabama, in 1890 has grown to a regional assistance program supporting at-risk children and teens throughout Alabama and northwest Florida.
In the fight against human trafficking, health care providers are uniquely positioned to notice red flags. With this in mind, Baptist Health Care hosted a training course Nov. 29 to help them identify and assist victims.
Only about 4 in 10 parents discuss safe driving with their children, according to a recent survey by national auto insurer Allstate, even though car accidents remain the leading cause of death for teens.
From breathing exercises to essential oils, 27 moms of exceptional children in Northwest Florida took a break from endless appointments and 24-hour childcare to relax at the Emerald Coast Exceptional Families’ Give Mom a Break event.
November is National Adoption Month. This month Navarre Press will be featuring content about the adoption process as well as children up for adoption in our area.
Walls, both physical and verbal, came down as 11 missionaries from Navarre First Assembly of God worked in the Cuban town of San Antonio De Los Baños to help rebuild a church more than 100 years old.
Some days are easier than others for Darnell and Cheryl Deas in the weeks and months since their son’s death. Darnell Deas Jr. committed suicide in June.
