Air attack helps Argos soar past Hawks
Ka’Ron Ashley feels like the University of West Florida football team has the best receivers in the country.
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Raiders lose to Niceville
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre’s volleyball team traveled to Niceville to take on the district leaders on Sep. 14. They hoped to give the Eagles a good match, but were overwhelmed, losing three straight games, 25 – 6, 25 – 10 and 25 – 9.
Large-scale project clearing way for cleaner national seashore
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
It’s hard to find a silver lining in something as disastrous as an oil spill.
Eglin pitches in to help with hurricane relief
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Eglin Air Force Base – As Hurricane Irma barreled toward the state’s coast, 96th Test Wing Airmen made preparations to house more than 300 Federal Emergency Management Agency personnel.
Will work for health
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Recently I had two of my favorite people tell me they’ve received a diagnosis. Nothing unmanageable but it still makes me sad and maybe even a little bit angry. These two ladies happen to be members of my tribe because (but not limited to) they are both blonde, hilarious and super smart. What’s worse is they’ve been working at health and fitness so diagnoses like thyroid and diabetes are like a slap in the face.
Weekend Food Program keeps on growing
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Hundreds of students throughout Navarre qualify for free or reduced-price meals through the school district due to family financial need.
Gulf Breeze students STEAM through after school
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Gulf Breeze Middle School students end their school day at 1:35 p.m. leaving a significant gap between the time students are free and the time most parents finish their work shift.
Students dive into lionfish research
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Navarre and Gulf Breeze students cut into more than 100 lionfish last week as part of a large dissection research project.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
I have been out of town for almost half of September. Every five to six years we take a long family vacation which usually involves hiking. This year we went to the Grand Tetons National Park and stayed in Jackson Hole. Three of my four children made the trip and we put in more than 30 miles of hiking. My youngest daughter hiked every mile with us and ran a marathon on our first full day there. My son who is a law enforcement officer wrote on Facebook afterward that it was the first time he came back from vacation and had to tighten his belt. It was really like a fitness vacation with some wildlife thrown in to include both bull and cow moose, marmot and more.
Closed for “wind advisory”?
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
We own a “small” business in Navarre, and have done so for 14 years. We were open for regular business hours on Sept. 10 and Sept. 11, 2017, during Hurricane Irma.
When I read Sandi Kemp’s “Out & About” Column in the Sept. 14 edition, I was gratified to see that someone else had felt the same way that I did, and was willing to “put it out there” for all to see… regarding the local businesses that opted to CLOSE during our forecast “Wind Advisory” Sunday, Sept. 10, and/or Monday, Sept. 11.