Beach visitors get peek onto reef
The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS) is one step closer to making the Gulf Coast Discovery Center (GCDC) a reality as final preparations are underway for the installation of a live-streaming reef camera.
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Semi jackknife causes rush-hour traffic jam
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Traffic on U.S. Highway 98 came to a crawl for more than three hours Wednesday afternoon, June 22 after a three-car accident left a semitrailer jackknifed across the westbound lanes.
Resign-to-run law ensnares Jayer Williamson
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Florida’s so-called resign-to-run law has been occasionally overlooked by candidates seeking higher office, and last week it forced District 1 Commissioner Jayer Williamson to resign abruptly from his county post.
Man chokes wife
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A Navarre man was arrested on third-degree felony battery charges Wednesday, June 22 after he allegedly attempted to strangle his wife.
Blue Angels crash probe to take months
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The Navy investigation into the fatal crash of a Blue Angels jet on June 2 in Tennessee may last through the rest of the elite flight demonstration team’s 2016 air show season.
Half cent tax or property tax spike
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Funding for county infrastructure needs and a new county courthouse will be decided by voters this August as the two separate half cent local option sales taxes (LOST) have been finalized for the primary ballot by the Board of County Commissioners.
Hoops camp generates excitement among young athletes
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Jackie Coyne built Navarre High School’s girls basketball team into a winning program a year ago, guiding the Raiders to a district championship and appearance in the regional tournament.
A Hall of Fame love story
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Oklahoma City (AP) — The folded two-page letter arrived long ago on now-faded stationery. At the top rested the iconic red, white and blue logo of the legendary New York Yankees Inc. At the bottom sat the loopy signature of a future Hall of Famer.
Military twins join together again
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Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. — Almost three years ago, Master Sgt. Antone Scott finally realized a military goal of having his identical twin brother, a Navy officer, administer the oath of enlistment to him for what was thought-to-be his final time.
Gun control or control of terrorists?
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Little by little, piece by piece our liberty seems to be stripping away. It happens so gradually that we don’t even notice it until it’s too late. It’s likened to parents who see their little toddler every day and don’t see the gradual growth, but someone who hasn’t seen the child in a while is stunned by the growth. The changes taking place in our nation seem subtle, until we take a hard look at them – and then we are stunned.