Stories by Staff Reporters
Stories by Staff Reporters
Photo of the Day
On the 5th Day of Christmas, we are sharing a festive photo of Deputy Stovall making rounds and visiting Santa’s little helpers.
Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Janine Satkin.
Photo of the Day
Christmas may be over for another year, but this family photo submitted by Marsh Dyanna on Christmas Day is sure to live on. “Our family photos. Grinch style” is its title.
Photo of the Day
Today’s Photo of the Day comes from Brittany Wheelright. Brittany took this festive photo of her children, Aidyn, Arya, Abree and Allius on Navarre Beach. 🎅
Lighting up a local hero’s night
A nurse, his wife and their son were in for a bright holiday surprise. Gulf Power “elves” decorated the family’s home in Gulf Breeze for the holidays with thousands of energy-efficient LED lights, solar-powered decorations and additional energy-efficient décor.
Top 12 reader-submitted Photos of the Year
Navarre Press staff combed through hundreds of nominations before narrowing it down to our top 12. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Photo of the Day
Today’s Photo of the Day comes from Kevin Posey. Kevin is a photographer and snapped these candid photos of Santa Claus playing with 3-year-old Levi.
“He love’s Christmas and loves seeing Santa every year,” Kevin said. 🎅
Discovering the real history of Navarre: When Navarre was Eagan
The area of South Santa Rosa County that we call Navarre currently considers the surveying and platting of Guy H. Wyman in 1925 as our beginnings.
Navarre Press has further traced one of its earlier forms of existence to a settlement called Eagan.
Plans underway for Navarre’s centennial
Navarre will be celebrating its 100-year anniversary in 2025, and a local group is already planning the festivities.
According to committee member Frankie Gibbs, the committee held its first in-person meeting Dec. 9.
Photo of the Day
Today’s Photo of the Day comes from Kevin Lehmann. Kevin took this stunning photo Tuesday evening at the Barrancas National Cemetery at NAS Pensacola.
Former combat medic: ‘It’s all about the job’
Scott Vines has lived, and saved, many lives in his 67 years on this earth. Most would consider Scott to be a hero, but to him, it’s all just part of the job. For 21 years, spanning from 1973-1994, Vines served as a medic in the Navy and Army.

















