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Navarre Raiders compete at Byron Nathan Classic

Written by Brian Lester on September 10, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Navarre’s boys golf team competed at the Byron Nathan Classic at Stonebrook on Monday.

The Raiders shot a 367 as a team, with Cruz Lazo leading the way with an 86. Ethan Erickson was right behind him with an 87.

With ‘no reason to say no,’ Navarre alum back on football field

Written by Brian Lester on September 10, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Charlie Cottrell is back in a setting no one expected him to ever be in again.

He’s on a football field, grinding away on the offensive line, creating room for the running backs and protecting the quarterback.

Judge to weigh putting meat law on ice

Written by News Service of Florida on September 10, 2024. Posted in Florida News.

Tallahassee – A federal judge will hear arguments next month about whether he should block a new Florida law that bars the production and sale of “cultivated meat” in the state.

Sports Roundup: Area cross-country teams compete at Stampede

Written by Brian Lester on September 10, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Several Santa Rosa County cross-country teams competed at the Gulf Coast Stampede Sept. 7 at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.

Holley Navarre Water System to Hold 55TH Annual Meeting

Written by Staff Reporters on September 9, 2024. Posted in News.

The Holley Navarre Water System Inc. (HNWS) will hold its 55TH Annual Membership Meeting and Election of Directors on January 21, 2025, in the Corporate Office, Board Room, at 8574 Turkey Bluff Road. The election will be open from 7:30 a.m. until 7 p.m. This year, three of the seven Directors’ terms have expired, with two directors serving 3-year terms and one serving a two-year term. These Directors are Joe Campbell, Don Linnell, and Daryl Lynchard.

State could face tighter budget after pandemic aid

Written by News Service of Florida on September 9, 2024. Posted in Florida News.

Tallahassee – Legislative budget leaders said they expect lawmakers to remain “fiscally responsible” after being advised Friday the state faces potential deficits in coming years as federal coronavirus pandemic money dries up.

With increasing development, coffee shops are on a hot streak

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 9, 2024. Posted in Business.

In America, the coffee bean is king.

According to the National Coffee Association’s 2024 National Coffee Data Trends (NCDT) report, 67% of American adults had coffee in the past day. That’s more than any other beverage, including water. Just 20 years ago, that number was 49%.

Navarre Electrathon rallies to win third straight race in Miami

Written by Daniel Evans on September 9, 2024. Posted in News.

Just like in life, things don’t always go smoothly in the world of Electrathon racing.

Electrathon, a race of electric go-karts built and managed by students, is all about finishing the most laps as possible, while balancing battery usage and speed.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on September 9, 2024. Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

High school sports means a lot to people in small towns, big cities and everywhere in between across the country.

It is a big deal to those who follow it, and everyone wants to see their respective high school team be successful. But sometimes it doesn’t always work out that way.

Subdivision planned for area west of Williams Creek

Written by Staff Reporters on September 6, 2024. Posted in News.

A new subdivision is being planned for a site next door to Holley Navarre Water System’s “Greskovich” RIBs, or rapid infiltration basin system, site near Williams Creek. The RIBs site, which is across Williams Creek from Holley Navarre Middle School, is a spray field for treated wastewater.