Navarre High earns an A
Administration and faculty at Navarre High School had reason to celebrate last Wednesday after learning that NHS has been named an A school for the first time since 2009.
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GB City Council hears Tiger Point Golf Club plan proposals
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Gulf Breeze City Council members held a workshop Wednesday night to hear plans on how they could make the Tiger Point Golf Club more profitable. This project could mean rebuilding and expanding the west course, renovating the clubhouse and relocating the club’s golf shop.
Report: Fla. has highest insurance rates in nation
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TALLAHASSEE — Floridians are paying the highest homeowner insurance rates in the nation even though the state has not been hit by a hurricane in nearly a decade.
Elections near for water system members
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Two seats on the Holley-Navarre Water System board are up for grabs for the upcoming year, and six candidates will be vying for the positions.
SUV slams into truck, spills fuel
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A woman was sent to the hospital and fuel was spilled into a ditch following a wreck in Navarre last Thursday.
Broxson, Evers push for more voting rights
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Rep. Doug Broxson (R-Gulf Breeze) and Senator Greg Evers (R-Baker) are working to change some inconsistencies in the voting process for members of our military.
Here’s Looking at You Michael Hantus
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“A boy will do a boy’s job, two boys will do half a boys job, three boys don’t do anything at all,” said Michael Hantus.
Getting tough on animal abuse
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Crimes against pets and animals are still a crime — and cruelty toward animals is often a precursor to cruelty against people.
A ‘special’ offering
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Attending church services is often a family activity. However, for families with a special needs child, the thought of getting through an hour or more of sitting still and being quiet can be too daunting.
Teaching comes natural to Cunniff
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West Navarre Primary School second grade teacher Laura Cunniff always knew she would be a teacher. Cunniff’s natural teaching ability paired with a knack for keeping her students engaged and interested in the classroom has earned her the title of WNPS Teacher of the Year.