Navarre Chamber announces new potential home, tourism programming
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is eyeing a new forever home, and with that new space comes new programming targeted at Navarre’s largest economic sector: tourism.
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Feather flags are safe for now
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Feather flags in Santa Rosa County may be legal, at least for the time being.
Wright, Pantlitz, Leggett among qualifiers for state meet
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Chasing a berth in the state track meet doesn’t come without putting forth an effort in which limits are pushed to another level.
The Secret Place offers teen victims hope
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When Alicia Tappan was a junior in high school outside the state of Florida, she had the world before her. She was headed to college on a scholarship with plans to become a doctor. She was a self-described social butterfly with high grades and a typical family.
Lawmakers OK property insurance overhaul
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After several years and several iterations, legislation to curb rising property insurance costs and stop the alleged abuse of the Assignment of Benefits (AOB) system passed both chambers of the Florida Legislature April 24.
Turtle thwarts rescue attempt
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Rescuers followed the protocols April 24 on the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier, but sometimes the sea turtles do not cooperate.
Gaetz hosts military night at Navarre
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
When U.S Rep. Matt Gaetz is having a tough day at the nation’s capital, he turns to the folder containing the stories of candidates for the military academies.
Santa Rosa to get county flag
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Members of Leadership Santa Rosa class 33 have proposed creating an official county flag as their community project.
Just call Carter a champion again
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Josh Carter admits there were moments when he wondered if the hard work would pay off. That it would lead him down a path to another state championship in the 219-pound weight class.
Time is everything when it comes to strokes
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Margo Kernon listened to the stories from those at Holley Navarre Senior Center who came out to listen to the RN from Baptist Health Care speak about strokes last Wednesday afternoon.