Achieving food security for all Floridians requires a year-round commitment
When the pandemic began the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) extended free meals to school-age children all year long, including the summer months.
The program will no longer be available at the end of this school year and many food insecure families are now facing a summer without school food assistance programs.
For God’s Sake: Disciple-making creates a win-win situation
“It’s a win-win arrangement,” Jack’s mother said enthusiastically to a friend.
A party to their conversation, I nodded my head in agreement and added, “It sure is!”
Brian Out Loud
A lot of people point to how important the rules are until those rules are no longer important because they aren’t convenient.
If the FHSAA is going to have a rule that a player ejected from a game must sit out at least the next two, then there shouldn’t be any doorway that can be opened to change it.
Out and About
Brian Out Loud
You all remember Quentin Randolph.
Especially in 2019 when he took NCAA Division II football by storm and helped propel the University of West Florida football team to its first national championship.
For God’s Sake: Flag a reminder of sacrifice made for you
The giant flag on the Camping World site on Hwy. 98 is magnificent.
I see it several times each day on my way to Gulf Breeze, twice in the morning and twice later in the afternoon, and I have begun to notice a pattern in the flag’s activity.
Out and About
We have had a busy couple of weeks gathering information for our graduation section of this week’s issue.
Even though graduation happens every year it always sneaks up on us, and apparently school staff and parents as well.
Infrastructure must be priority one
In every city and in every state, there is a conflict between builders building and the infrastructure, or lack thereof. Navarre is no exception.
While we would hope the county commissioners would learn the mistakes of the past, there is no guarantee.
For God’s Sake: , The wise man builds on the rock
I love button-down shirts, I always have.
Fashion trends are ever changing, one minute, shirts have wide lapels with enough wing area to provide some lift, the next they are sporting the band collar with no lapels at all.
Brian Out Loud
Devin Wright was 12 the day he walked into the Navarre Press office on a summer morning with his mom to talk about his experience at the Ripken Futures Game in Baltimore.
Some days, it seems like that interview took place just yesterday.