Letter: Local neighborhoods shouldn’t be shortcut for 98 traffic
Editorial No more losing
Brian Out Loud
Once upon a time, flag football at Navarre was merely a dream. The closest players came to it was the annual powder puff game between the girls in the junior and senior classes.
Things have changed. The dream has become a reality as Navarre has made a name for itself in the sport.
It doesn’t surprise me. It shouldn’t surprise you either.
Wendy Victora Rudman: Never say never
A life fully lived is one where you have proven yourself wrong dozens, maybe even hundreds of times.
I’m not talking about giving a cashier the wrong change and then catching your own error. I’m talking about at every stage of life making pronouncements about how you’ll never do this or you’ll never feel like that and you’ll certainly never become THAT.
Mantis is a master at stealth and camoflauge
More than one Santa Rosa County homeowner or gardener has noticed the sudden appearance of a hungry pest species eyeing the menu choices at every residence.
Fortunately, nature has a way of equalizing all situations when left to its own devices. With the increase of the plant-eaters comes those insects which restrain their population explosions.
Unemployment system changes go to full house
Out and About
If you’re heading out and about this week and you’re not fully employed, consider stopping by one of our amazing local businesses and applying for a job.
The hiring shortage continues at many area service-related businesses and to keep Navarre strong, we need to keep our businesses fully staffed.
Editorial: Change is on the way to Navarre
Brian Out Loud
Major League Baseball tends to stick to tradition. It doesn’t embrace change the way other pro sports do, sometimes avoiding it like a plague.
That is until two weeks ago when commissioner Rob Manfred dropped the hammer on Atlanta by pulling the 2021 All-Star Game out of the city.