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‘Business of the Year’ serving freshest seafood on the Gulf

Written by Staff Reporters on March 20, 2025. Posted in Advertorial, On the Menu.

Spring is in the air and so is Creole seasoning at Where Y’at Seafood. Crawfish season is in full swing, and no one does crawfish quite like Where Y’at. Enjoy these fresh, juicy delicacies of the south boiled and seasoned to perfection. Make your way up Highway 87 in Navarre to Where Y’at Seafood Market & Restaurant and taste for yourself.

Beach day essentials at Good Neighbor Thrift Store

Written by Staff Reporters on March 20, 2025. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Headed to Navarre Beach? Need a cute, affordable swimsuit, a blow-up raft, a beach towel, supplies to make the perfect sandcastle, or a good book to relax with on the sand?

Look no further. Good Neighbor Thrift Store has got you covered, all without breaking the bank too. Books are only 50 cents. They have a great selection of swimwear for the whole family, starting at $2.50 for a top or bottom piece and $5 for a swimsuit set. And the store is stocked with beach toys galore to ensure you won’t be missing anything for your relaxing and fun day at the beach.

No shortage of smiles at Raider Games

Written by Brian Lester on March 20, 2025. Posted in Education.

Another edition of the Raider Games went off without any issues.

The annual event at Navarre High provides an opportunity for ESE students at schools throughout the south end of the county to take part in a variety of fun games, with the high school students, including athletes, assisting in the effort.

Being back at Navarre ‘feels like home’ for Eddie Love Jr.

Written by Brian Lester on March 20, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Eddie Love Jr. is back at Navarre, the place it all started for him in high school, and he’s spending his final months as a high school athlete running track for the Raiders.

“To come back, it’s like friends and family. It feels like home. I definitely enjoy being back,” Love said.

Person of interest in March 6 death found dead in Louisiana

Written by Staff Reporters on March 19, 2025. Posted in News.

Johnny Drew Mobley, the person of interest in the suspicious death of Michael Glenn Davis, was found dead in West Monroe, Louisiana March 15.

Navarre and Pace in top eight in regional flag football rankings

Written by Brian Lester on March 19, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Pace and Navarre remain two of the top flag football teams in Region 1-6A. The Patriots are ranked second in the region this week while the Raiders are seventh.

The two teams have gone head to head once already this season, with Pace prevailing 34-0 on March 3. They are slated to play again on March 24 at Pace.

Navarre High opens doors to eighth graders at annual event

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 19, 2025. Posted in Education, News.

Going from middle school to high school can be a big change for some students and parents.

To help ease the transition and answer questions parents and students might have, Navarre High School spent the week before spring break visiting area schools and holding an eighth grade parents night in the Raider gymnasium Thursday, March 13.

Navarre’s Darius Cunningham Jr. reflects on first college season

Written by Brian Lester on March 19, 2025. Posted in Sports.

The first shot Darius Cunningham Jr. made in a college game was a 3-pointer that went off the backboard.

“You don’t want to bank a shot in, but if it goes in, it goes in,” Cunningham said.

Lawmakers seek ‘transparency’ in higher ed searches

Written by News Service of Florida on March 19, 2025. Posted in Florida News.

Tallahassee – With state universities and colleges continuing to see turnover of presidents, a House panel Wednesday unanimously approved a bill that would repeal a law shielding information about presidential candidates from public disclosure.

For God’s Sake

Written by Michael Bannon on March 19, 2025. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

If you have ever watched the myriad TV shows about antiques, you know that haylofts in unused barns can yield some surprising treasures. Someone in the past places a valuable, unused item in a place that is secure from the elements and out of the way, then forgets it is there. My father-in-law in Indiana had just such a barn.