Jun 15, 2017
Teen wrote letters before committing suicide
He rode the bus almost every day, save for the few times here and there where he’d have to be at the high school early because of an ROTC commitment. More often than not, though, you would find Rowan Cabanlong in a familiar seat, the one right behind bus driver Heidi Gourley.
Jun 15, 2017
New developer takes up Port Navarre project
Port Navarre is back and there is a buyer interested in closing the deal.
Jun 15, 2017
Local hero receives national recognition
Michelle Abrams, co-leader of the Weekend Food Program Navarre, was in for a surprise Tuesday.
Jun 15, 2017
HNWS nearing deal to add effluent disposal sites
Unable to stay with the state-approved standard for disposing of treated wastewater by spraying effluent on a golf course or piping it into ponds, Holley Navarre Water System is nearing a deal for a major expansion of disposal capacity.
Jun 15, 2017
Area bankruptcy filings plummet
In yet another indicator that the economy is bouncing back, one segment of Navarre attorney Keith Kirkpatrick’s law practice fell by about two-thirds last year.
Jun 8, 2017
Virtual Dementia Tour provides better understanding for caregivers
Dementia affects nearly 50 million people around the world — that number is expected to rise to 75 million by 2030 — and the unforgiving disease can take its toll on the caregivers of those battling the disease as much as it can on the people living with it.
Jun 8, 2017
Dog flu spreading in Florida
More than a dozen cases of H3N2 Canine Influenza Virus, commonly known as dog flu, have been confirmed in the state of Florida as of May 31, and veterinarians in north and central Florida are seeing additional possible cases.
Jun 8, 2017
Jenkins career with NPS better than he ever imagined
R.W. Jenkins grew up in South Carolina and has always had a love for national parks. He talked about that love on a late spring morning while sitting inside his office at the Gulf Islands National Seashore Headquarters.
Jun 8, 2017
Strike, Access, Recovery: USAF Special Tactics becomes a team with partner SOF
King Abdulla Special Operations Task Center, Jordan — One by one, parachutes pop open, silhouetted in the Jordanian sunset as joint nation special operations forces float toward the desert terrain below—completing a military free fall from 18,000 feet out of a U.S. Air Force C-130H Hercules.
Jun 8, 2017
Sun’s out, guns out
The sun is officially shining down on us. And if the sun is out, the guns are out! When we talk about guns—also known as our arms — we are primarily looking at those biceps. The biceps are made up of a short head and long head, thus the prefix “bi.” When you see someone flex his or her guns, the line in the middle identifies the two different muscles. On the top, you see the short head and the bottom is the long head.






