Photo of the Day
Happy Monday Navarre!
Today's Photo of the Day was taken by Cindy McDonald. This was her family's first time at Navarre Beach.
Author: Staff Reporters
Woman insists on bringing purse (with drugs inside) to Sheriff’s Office
A woman accused of knocking her husband into the bathtub area while trying to keep him from recording their argument on his cell phone received an additional charge after insisting she bring her purse with her to the Sheriff’s Office.
First tropical system dialing up, stormy weather on the way
Thunderstorms will likely move into the area again today and a low pressure area over the Bay of Campeche has a 50% chance of forming into a tropical depression in the next five days.
Forecasters warn that even if a tropical depression doesn't form, the system could bring heavy rainfall to the area. The risk of rip currents is also likely to increase.
Photo of the Day
Ryan Campbell took this one May Sunday morning while his family was doing some shelling on Navarre Beach. He calls it "Lounging in Paradise."
Woman throws racial slur, drink on neighbor
A 64-year-old Gulf Breeze woman accused of throwing a drink on her Black neighbor after yelling profanity and a racial slur was charged May 28 with battery.
Weekly trash pick-up to continue on Navarre Beach
The decision has been made to stick with once-a-week trash pick-up on Navarre Beach despite some concerns from residents.
Photo of the Day
There's more than fish and dolphins on Navarre Beach.
Today's Photo of the Day of a sea turtle was taken June 1st by April Mayben on Navarre Pier.
"Such a beautiful time to catch the beauty of God's creations and the water as it hits under the pier," she said.
Expect nighttime restrictions on Bay bridge
Drivers will encounter nighttime lane restrictions on the Pensacola Bay Bridge Thursday evening, June 10 through Friday morning, June 18 from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Construction crews will be performing repairs needed to restore four lanes of traffic for the entire bridge. Drivers should anticipate travel delays while the work is underway.
Fisheries license plate gets go-ahead
A group backing a specialty license plate to promote conservation of fisheries is the first to meet sales and design requirements under a 2020 state law.
Break out the books, read to your children
I am a local VPK teacher and a director at a childcare facility.
In order to maintain a current director’s credential, we are required to complete a professional writing contribution regarding an important topic in early childhood education.
