Sports Schedule: Week of Oct. 9-14
Take a look at this week's area sports schedule.
Sports Schedule: Week of Oct. 2-7
Check out the sports schedule for this week.
Commissioners discuss 2025 recreation projects
Santa Rosa County commissioners hadn’t officially approved the Fiscal Year 2024 budget before they began discussing possible capital improvement projects for FY25.
Navarre sweeps Mosley for major in-region victory
Navarre’s volleyball team notched a big win over Mosley on the road Thursday night in a battle of state-ranked teams.
The 14th-ranked Raiders swept the No. 12 Dolphins 25-23, 25-21 and 25-22 to improve to end a three-game losing streak and improve to 10-5 on the season.
The 14th-ranked Raiders swept the No. 12 Dolphins 25-23, 25-21 and 25-22 to improve to end a three-game losing streak and improve to 10-5 on the season.
Raider Game Day! Navarre seeks first win of season
Navarre aims to end a four-game losing streak that dates back to last season when it hosts Rickards at 7:30 p.m. Friday night at Bennett C Russell Stadium.
The Raiders are 0-2 this year and haven’t won since Oct. 28 of last year when they beat Gulf Breeze 28-24 in the Beach Bowl.
The Raiders are 0-2 this year and haven’t won since Oct. 28 of last year when they beat Gulf Breeze 28-24 in the Beach Bowl.
Argos up one spot in D-II football poll
The University of West Florida football team is up one spot in the AFCA NCAA Division II poll this week.
Navarre’s Wat Florida Buddharam hosts Royal Thai Embassy consular service
A consular team from the Royal Thai Embassy in Washington DC, led by Consul Sart Chaivoraphorn, organized a mobile consular service at Wat Florida Buddharam in Navarre for Thai people living in northwest Florida. Chaivoraphorn and his team visited the area Aug. 18 to 20.
Two chances remain to comment on LDC proposals
Residents will have their next – and likely next to last – opportunity to comment on Santa Rosa County’s proposed Land Development Code changes at a Zoning Board meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 28.
County commissioners tiring of Calkins’ ‘grandstanding’
Santa Rosa County commissioner James Calkins, who is expected to seek election to a second term next year, again created controversy at last week’s commission meetings by proposing resolutions addressing hot-button political issues not related to the county’s business.
Some stories stay with you
I have been in this industry for more than 25 years at this point, getting my first paid job at the Ball State Daily News in the summer of 1998.
Since that time, I have written thousands of stories (my best estimate is around 5,000, but that could be a little high or a little low).