By Jamie Gentry on May 18, 2017
Art, Art show, artistic talents, Cara Sayer, Chloe Palmatier, education, Eva Carper, Florida Bandmasters Association, Holley Navarre Middle School, Julia Stephens, Kyra Blundell, Music, Navarre, Paris Krautkremer, Pensacola State College, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County School District, Sean Dyke, Sean Smith, students, Symphonic Band
Education
Holley-Navarre Middle School students displayed their artistic talents last week as a series of events at the school showcased their fine and performing arts skills. The media center was full of brightly painted 3D and 2D artwork as HNMS had its end-of-year arts show. Read the full article in the May 18 issue of Navarre […]
By Jamie Gentry on May 18, 2017
Arcade, education, holley navarre primary school, Joy Bunning, Physical education, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County School District, second graders, South Santa Rosa, STEAM Education, STEAM Initiative, students
Education
Though it appeared to be cardboard and chaos, Holley-Navarre Primary School second-graders got a lesson in force, motion and engineering Friday as they tested and presented their own arcade games. Read the full article in the May 18 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for as little as $38 per year. […]
By Brian Lester on May 13, 2017
Ariana Clemente-Hunter, Captian Mark Eubanks, education, Elise Samuelson, Kaden Diaz, Kianna Parker, military, Nathan Chapin, Navarre, Navarre High School, Navy Junior ROTC, NIchole Fenstermaker, Santa Rosa County School District, Shaun Parcher
High School
Navarre’s Navy Junior ROTC unit honored its cadets Wednesday at its annual awards ceremony. The night was also highlighted by the announcement that Captain Mark Eubanks will be retiring from the program after 16 years as an instructor. Read the full article in the May 11 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for […]
By Staff Reporters on May 11, 2017
Aria Rogers, Atilla Duzagodusmez, Brooke Pickett, Ethan Bailey, Haleigh Shuping, Happy Mother's Day, holiday, Juli Hernandez, Logan Badejo, Maddie Richardson, McKale Rudolph, Mother's Day, Mrs. Dozier, Navarre, Navarre students, students, west navarre primary, Zander Rohan
Education
Students from Mrs. Dozier’s first grade class at West Navarre Primary tell us why their mom is the best.
By Jamie Gentry on May 11, 2017
Ben Hamilton, Corrina Bradshaw, Dillards, Emily Madril, Laura Brichetto, Lizzie Daws, Makenna Deslatte, Micha Daniel, Nancy McKinley, navarre beach flowers, Navarre High School, navarre high school prom, Prom, Prom dress, Promposal, Sabrina Peet, Sapphire Policiano, School Dance, Ty Meyers, Visa
High School
Sparkling evening gowns, dapper tuxedos, expensive updos, corsages and thumping tunes: Prom is upon us. Navarre High School juniors and seniors will be packing the dance hall Saturday, but just how much did they spend to get there? For Navarre High student Corrina Bradshaw, prom will be costing about $500. Read the full article in […]
By Jamie Gentry on May 4, 2017
Aquarist, Charlene Mauro, conservationist, coral reefs, Florida Keys, Florida Keys Community College, Gulf Breeze High School, gulf of mexico, Key West Aquarium, Key West Sea Turtle Club, Laura Canella, marine conservation, Marine Environmental Technology, marine life, Navarre, Navarre Beach, Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, Navarre resident, sea turtles, snorkeling
Beach, Education
Often there is a moment in life that a person can point to when they discover their passion. There is that one experience or piece of advice that launches a lifelong pursuit. For Key West Aquarium aquarist and college student Laura Canella, that moment came on a student field trip to the Florida Keys with […]
By Jamie Gentry on May 4, 2017
"The LIttle Mermaid", Ashmore Fine Arts, Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, Disney musical, Gabrielle Henry, Jack Lackey, Jan Savage, Jessica Cooper, Kendrah Wellman, Lauren Crawford, Mathew Preston, Navarre, Navarre High School, Navarre High School theater, Navarre High School theater performance
High School
After months of practice and work, the Navarre High School Theater students brought to life the Disney musical classic “The Little Mermaid” last weekend at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium in Pensacola. Dressed in colorful ocean themed garb and performing professionally-choreographed classics like “Part of Your World” and “Under the Sea” the students created a […]
By Staff Reporters on May 4, 2017
Colin Hendrickson, education, Gulf Breeze, Joanna Johannes, Lighthouse School, Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, Navarre Chamber
Education
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Lighthouse Private School at their new high school in Gulf Breeze. Joanna Johannes cuts the ribbon with husband and Executive Director Colin Hendrickson along side her. Featured in the May 4 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for as little as $38 per year.
By Jamie Gentry on April 27, 2017
Barbecue, Brittain Metzler, City of Gulf Breeze, Curtis Metzler, Family friendly event, fundraiser, games, Grillin' in the Breeze, Gulf Breeze, Kara Bloomberg, Keegan Abell, Kid activities, Mary Kay, Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, Pensacola MESS Hall, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County School District, santa rosa education foundation, Shoreline Park, Take Stock in Children, teacher grants, The Little Red School House
Education, Events & Festivals
The sweet smell of barbecue and savory smell of fresh seafood filled Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze during the third Grillin’ in the Breeze Saturday. The competition barbecue event featured fish dishes, a variety of grilled meats and more. Patrons who paid $12 were able to sample the delicious treats and vote for their favorite […]
By Brian Lester on April 27, 2017
Angie Taylor, Bennett C. Russell Stadium, DJ Greg Boozer, education, ESE Students, Field Day, Gabby Ayala, Holley, Holley Navarre, Jessica Howie, Navarre, Navarre High School, NJROTC cadets, Raider Games, Sports Ability Games, Student volunteers, Teaching
Education
Gabby Ayala watched as young children did their best to hold a coconut between their legs and hop to a finish line. She cheered them on the entire way. Normally, others are cheering her on as Ayala plays softball for Navarre. On this sun-splashed Friday morning in April, the script was flipped. Ayala was rooting […]
