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Pay $500 for the privilege of promoting a brand

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Great brands start with the question why. Why does this brand exist? Great brands are purposeful and authentic. They are responsive and transparent. Great brands are meant to be used as a communication tool, evoking some sort of memory or feeling in people. This is why the Navarre community loved its old beach sign so much. To this community, that old beach sign meant something.

Navarre teacher receives support from colleagues, community

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Community.

After spending 27 years teaching and advocating for Santa Rosa County’s exceptional students, West Navarre Primary School (WNPS) teacher Susan Copeland is now the one receiving advocacy.

The future, coming to a library near you

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Community.

Gulf Breeze Library Manager Amy McDonald has a plan to bring this and every library in the area into the future.

Celebrating National Small Business Week

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Business.

From stay-at-home mothers selling handmade fashions to one-of-a-kind restaurants serving up authentic cuisine to a professional service firm boasting some of the highest employment numbers in the county, small business takes on many different shapes in Navarre.

Navarre students take first place for plastic pollution video

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Beach.

Of the 260 million tons of plastic produced each year, 10 percent of it will end up in the world’s oceans, according to a study by the environmental group Greenpeace.

The birds are back in town

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in Beach.

Navarre Beach’s feathery migrators have returned for another nesting season. Black skimmers with their long, snap-trap-like beaks and squeaking, scissor-winged least terns have flown the hundreds of miles from South America to once again lay their eggs in colonies along the beaches of Navarre Beach.

Triumph project will bring training, testing possibilities for Navarre students

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in News.

A project approved by Triumph Gulf Coast April 27 will mean local students will be able to get commercial driver training and in-demand certifications in cybersecurity at Pensacola State College (PSC). A Federal Aviation Administration testing site will also be set up at the George Stone Technical Center in Pensacola.

Missing millions accounted, medical examiner affirmed

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in News.

First Judicial District Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Andrea Minyard secured support April 26 to continue in her position from the Santa Rosa Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) despite getting an unfavorable review by Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson. Okaloosa Sheriff Larry Ashley has also complained about response times for autopsies.

Navarre lacks housing for young professionals

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in News.

In Santa Rosa County, 45 percent of residents are considered rent-burdened according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Where the sidewalk ends

Written by Staff Reporters on May 3, 2018. Posted in News.

After 10 years of incremental progress, installation of a multi-use path along East Bay Boulevard has come to an abrupt halt.