The (self-serving) Spirit of Navarre
Congratulations to James Dabney, who was honored with the Spirit of Navarre Award at the annual chamber of commerce gala Friday night.
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Holley Ball Park now has bleachers
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
A small park in Holley is getting some much-needed attention thanks to local business owner Donna Sue Harvell, who began advocating last fall for park improvements.
Bubba Watson purchases ownership in Pensacola Blue Wahoos
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Two-Time Masters Champion Bubba Watson has purchased ownership in the Blue Wahoos Minor League baseball team located on Pensacola Bay.
Navarre may get its first beach wheelchair
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.
Navarre Beach doesn’t have beach wheelchairs, but that could soon change.
Beginning 2015 like 2014
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Sports.
The Navarre boys soccer team began 2015 just like they ended 2014 by winning and holding their opponent scoreless at the Jan. 5 game.
WWII veteran, 91, has become the face of VA volunteering
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Orville Swett heads into the small office he shares with two other men and goes to work at a corner desk repairing a pair of eyeglass frames.
Naval Aviation Museum to honor Pearl Harbor survivors
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Pensacola’s Pearl Harbor Survivors and local authors Billie and Robert Nicholson will be honored by the National Naval Aviation Museum and the City of Pensacola with a special program Saturday, Jan. 17, at 10 a.m.
Scott proposes more money for public schools
Written by Associated Press on . Posted in Education.
Relying on continued growth in property values around the state, Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Monday proposed increasing the amount of money for the state’s public schools.
An open letter to the community
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Through life, sometimes we experience struggles, it’s my hope and prayer you entered the New Year leaving troubles behind and you have a bright outlook on 2015.
Caring and Sharing of South Santa Rosa County this past year supported more than 800 individuals, which included some 280 children, 120 teens and 45 infants. The nonprofit’s Thanksgiving and Christmas food and toy distribution 2014 came and went with great joy and giving to more than 200 families.
Assassins of free speech
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
The Enlightenment’s legacy of free speech has transformed the world. Ideas exchanged freely without fear have promoted freedom, justice, science and the arts, leading to an explosion of wealth, the lengthening of lifespans and the growing empowerment of women and minorities, while undermining totalitarian states that benefit elites through brutality.