Newest Dollar General open in Navarre
Since you asked: Is it illegal to alter an image of the American flag?
Mississippi man takes home grand prize in GOAT Kayak Fishing Tournament
Aaron Clay of Kiln, Mississippi was the big winner at Saturday’s GOAT Kayak Fishing Tournament. He reeled in a 36-pound cobia, two red snapper and two king mackerel to take home a $5,000 prize.
Red flags were flying on the beach, but those conditions were still an improvement over last weekend’s, when the tournament was originally scheduled to take place.
Authorities pursue suspect on Interstate 10
Conditions ‘perfect’ for GOAT kayak fishing tournament on Navarre Beach
Some call it rough surf.
Derrick Benton calls it ideal conditions for a kayak fishing tournament in the Gulf of Mexico.
Commissioner makes two false claims
Stormwater infrastructure eligible for American Rescue Plan funding
Skimmers survive storm, thrive along busy road
Since you asked: Why is that old white bike on display along U.S. Highway 98
Here’s your answer:
That white bicycle was placed there to honor Elizabeth Allmon, known to many in Navarre as the “Bike Lady.” Allmon was killed June 9, 2009 when a car drifted across the white line dividing the roadway from the shoulder and struck her while she was bicycling along the busy highway. The bicycle was donated by the Emerald Coast Cyclist’s Club. Allmon, who lacked a permanent address, was a familiar sight in Navarre.