Stories by Kaitie Kiger
Stories by Kaitie Kiger
Runners cover Navarre Beach in pink for breast cancer awareness
October is nationally known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A local nonprofit, Pink Pirates of Navarre colors the beach path along Gulf Boulevard in pink one Saturday every October with runners and walkers dressed in pink tutus and pink wigs.
Tractor Supply hosts grand opening, opens popular pet wash station
Navarre Slim Chickens set to open on Halloween
A new fast-casual restaurant that specializes in chicken is coming to Navarre and is set to open Oct. 31.
Slim Chickens is located at 8006 Navarre Parkway, right across from the Navarre Post Office.
According to their website, the Slim Chickens menu offers fresh cooked to order chicken tenders, wings, 17 different house sauces to try, wraps, chicken & waffles, a signature Cayenne Ranch chicken sandwich and fresh salads, authentic sides, iced teas (sweet, unsweet, raspberry, peach), lemonade. And it only takes a few minutes to get a fresh hot meal.
British Pedlar honors Queen Elizabeth’s life of service
Son reels in same kind of fish as dad on same pole at same beach, one year later
On Saturday, August 6 Jimmy Streacker caught a 50-inch red drum off Navarre Beach. He caught it using a live pin fish off the shore on a 50-year-old rod and reel.
Last August, his dad Jim Streacker caught the same species of fish off Navarre Beach using the same rod.
Navarre comes together to ‘treasure your health’
Good time had at 32nd annual Juana Regatta
Suncoast Flooring and Design cuts ribbon at Grand Re-Opening
Raider reunion times two
Navarre High School alumni hosted two class reunions (2011 and 2012) this summer on Navarre Beach.
Amazon submits plans for distribution center in East Milton
Site plans have been submitted to Santa Rosa County for an Amazon distribution center at the Santa Rosa County Industrial Park in East Milton off US 90. According to District 4 County Commissioner Dave Piech, the center will be just under 81,000 square feet and will be taking over a former call center.
“I think it’s awesome. It’s going to bring in some higher paying jobs from a higher paying company,” Piech said. “It doesn’t surprise me. We have a very talented work pool.”