Navarre offers help to Harvey victims
Hurricane Harvey dumped an estimated 50-plus inches of rain in and around Houston since making landfall in Texas Aug. 25, causing catastrophic flooding and forcing thousands of residents into shelters.
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Ross back on track for Blue Wahoos
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Austin Ross didn’t leave the Mississippi Braves lineup looking silly last Monday night in the final start at home of the regular season.
Argos knock off Miners in season opener
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Mike Beaudry made Missouri S&T pay for a turnover early in the fourth quarter, hitting Gage Krull on a 13-yard scoring strike that gave West Florida the lead for good in a 20-13 victory over Missouri S&T Saturday night in Missouri.
What’s in a name?
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Hellllooooo Navarre! I’m the newest member of the Navarre Press family – they adopted me a few weeks ago and since then I have been one busy cat.
Special Tactics saves lives in Hurricane Harvey aftermath
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Hurlburt Field – To assist in rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, 38 Special Tactics Airmen were deployed to southeast Texas to provide critical disaster relief.
Local racers go ultra
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In case marathons aren’t enough of a challenge for those who love such a thing, ultramarathons are climbing in popularity in today’s fitness world.
Happy 126th Billory Baptist
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Before Holley was Holley, Rev. J. E. Holley, the area’s name sake, gathered together a group in the area to worship in 1891. As the story goes, 29 people were saved that day and a church was born.
Chamber partners with Troy University
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Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce members and their full-time employees will now have easier access to a college education thanks to a partnership between the chamber and Troy University.
Senior Games brings out the best in competition
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
People say time flies when you are having fun.
Closer look at life as an FWC fisheries biologist
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Eric Weather used to watch the televised adventures of Jacques Cousteau. It eventually led him to a career in fisheries research as a biologist with the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.