E.H. Pullum Senior Center has a new shine thanks to Pirates on the Panhandle.
The social club, which donated a laptop to the senior center a couple months ago, gave the center a fresh coat of paint this past month.
Navarre Press reporter Hansen Hasenberg recently visited Auburn University during the school’s homecoming weekend, which featured homecoming festivities, a stadium tour and a football game.
Toilet paper hanging from trees is something most only see in their youth when tee-peeing a neighbor’s house as a prank—but at Auburn University, it’s tradition.
Northwest Florida lays squarely in the middle of the Bible Belt.
Churches on most, if not every corner. Jesus fish stickers on car bumpers. Crosses in yards.
Despite the outspoken faith of many in this part of the Panhandle, Angel Trevino, 28, and his wife, Julia, 26, say there is still much work to be done.
This summer, a former Holley-Navarre Middle School band director died.
Alicia Trevino, 59, passed peacefully at her home in Cantonment July 11. Born Jan. 15, 1966, in Kansas City, Missouri, Trevino grew up the daughter of a pastor and a middle child with five siblings.
On Sept. 26, Judge James Duncan ruled in favor of defendant, Holley Navarre Water System, in a court case brought against the system by Romi White, a Navarre area blogger and HNWS member.
This September, students from Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS), accompanied by local divers and community partners, gathered to remove harmful marine debris from beneath Navarre Beach Fishing Pier.
According to NBMSS director Charlene Mauro, it’s the only student led underwater cleanup of its kind in the U.S.
Navarre High School is all about equipping their students with the tools needed for a successful career and life. As one teacher at Navarre High found out last week, those tools can also help build classroom furniture.
