Residents weigh in on Master Plan
Roughly 200 residents and stakeholders armed with sticky notes and string weighed in on shaping Navarre’s future last week during the District 4 Master Plan’s first open house event at Navarre High School.
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Raiders continue making strides on the track at Panhandle Relays
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Dante Wright took the hand-off from Saturn Wagner and went flying down the track on the final leg of the 400 relay.
Raiders roll to tri-meet win
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Nine lifters finished in first place and pushed Navarre to a convincing boys weightlifting tri-meet victory over Fort Walton Beach and Choctaw Wednesday afternoon at Choctaw.
Raiders earn big win over Choctaw
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After being no-hit by Niceville in their opener, the Navarre Raiders took their frustrations out on the Indians of Choctaw last Tuesday, winning 10-1 in the softball showdown.
Raiders dominate Jaguars in season opener
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Cameron Terrian put in a lot of time in the offseason to increase his pitching velocity.
Stingrays set sights on turnaround season
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Jamie Rigdon has been asked why he decided to take over as the head baseball coach at Lighthouse Private Christian Academy.
Brian Out Loud
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Anthony Rizzo wasn’t at spring training with the Chicago Cubs most of the week of Feb. 19.
York battles back from injury to play a key role for the Rams
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Jordyn York’s college basketball career at the University of Mobile got off to a rocky start, one of those starts that can knock you down and leave you feeling as if there is no point in getting back up.
Wren finds humor in all situations
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Cheri Wren can find humor in almost any situation. It’s sort of like her therapy.
Ferry service close to its starting point
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Large piles of dirt rest where a future dock facility will one day sit in downtown Pensacola. The two ferry boats, Pelican Perch and Turtle Runner, are still wrapped and dry docked.