D | Navarre Press

Search Results for “D”

Navarre Beach Lifeguards set for another big year

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 14, 2025. Posted in Beach, News.

Following a season that brought over a million visitors to Navarre Beach, the lifeguards who patrol the shores are back to work.

Navarre Beach Lifeguards started patrolling the beach and water Saturday, March 8 and will be active each day until late October. Even though last year was extremely busy, Beach Safety Division Chief Austin Turnbull expects there to be even more need for lifeguard services in 2025.

Santa Rosa Schools awarded $4.1 million in CAPE funding for Career & Technical Education

Written by Staff Reporters on March 13, 2025. Posted in Education, News.

On March 11, Santa Rosa County Schools Workforce Education Department presented CAPE (Career and Professional Education) bonus funding checks to schools across the district, recognizing their achievements in career and technical education (CTE) while earning industry certifications.

Big hit by Taylor leads way in Raiders’ win over Vikings

Written by Brian Lester on March 13, 2025. Posted in Sports.

There were no runs on the scoreboard for Navarre when Natalia Taylor crushed a home run off it in the first inning of a home game against Fort Walton Beach Tuesday night.

Raiders turn in strong performance at Navarre Invitational

Written by Brian Lester on March 13, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Though Navarre head weightlifting coach Garrett Bagley spent most of his time focused on running the Navarre Invitational on Wednesday, he saw enough from his own team to say the Raiders had a pretty good day.

Gift keeps on giving for Navarre Gardens resident

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 12, 2025. Posted in Community.

Trains hold a special place in the hearts of many. For one Navarre resident, the puff of steam, the sound of the horn and the vibration along the tracks as the train goes by evoke childhood memories.

“I remember when my father got me a small (toy) train set when I was little,” said David Cardenas. “I love small and big trains. I was once on a big one.”

Hard work results in breakout year for Keyon Stoutemire

Written by Brian Lester on March 12, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Keyon Stoutemire’s success didn’t happen overnight.

A year after not seeing the field, Stoutemire burst onto the scene at LaGrange in 2024 as one of the top defensive players in the USA South Athletic Conference.

Busch, Didion capitalizing on versatility in flag football

Written by Brian Lester on March 12, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Natalie Busch and Avery Didion have plenty of experience on the flag football field and are looking to grow their games even more.

Their experience last season with the Navarre Raiders, coupled with their time on the New Breed travel team, has proven beneficial.

What is Purim? Jewish holiday commemorates tale of Esther

Written by Staff Reporters on March 11, 2025. Posted in Community, Faith.

On Thursday, March 13 and Friday, March 14, Jewish people across the world will be in a state of celebration.

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office to be featured on new ‘COPS’ episode

Written by Staff Reporters on March 11, 2025. Posted in Beach, News.

The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office is back in the spotlight, this time on Fox Nation, a streaming service.

The agency will be featured on a new episode of “COPS: Spring Break.”

Navarre Raider baseball team starting to find its stride

Written by Brian Lester on March 11, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Over the last two weeks Navarre’s baseball team has started to find its stride a bit.

The Raiders beat previously unbeaten West Florida Tech by a 6-3 score and won for the second time in four games last Monday after rolling past Pensacola 12-0.