Amidst a game of bingo Wednesday, Aug. 13, around 20 players turned their chairs at the Holley-Navarre Seniors Association to acknowledge a generous gift from a local nonprofit.
Pirates on the Panhandle, a nonprofit fraternal organization based in Navarre, recently donated a new laptop to the senior center, which will be used to broadcast Bingo on a new 75-inch TV.
If you walk into your child’s school, there is a chance you might hear they belong to a “house” or have received a “feather.” Don’t be alarmed. They are partaking in their school’s PBIS program.
PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support. Around half of Santa Rosa County public schools participate in the state program, which centers on creating a healthy learning environment for all through promotion of positive behavior and other behavior management techniques.
Navarre’s first game of the 2025 football season will look a little different this year.
The Raiders are playing their “home” opener on the field of their biggest rival as they are set to battle Pensacola Catholic tonight at Dolphin Stadium in Gulf Breeze.
There were moments Wednesday night, especially in the second set, where the smiles grew wide, the cheering got loud, and the momentum was right there for the taking against rival Gulf Breeze.
Navarre was within a few points of the Dolphins a few times but could never quite get over the hump as the Raiders dropped their season opener in three sets to the 2024 6A state runner-up.