New houses rise from teardown sites
The number of Santa Rosa homes torn down to build new and bigger ones has nearly doubled since 2012, and the trend is evident from Milton to Gulf Breeze.
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New developer takes up Port Navarre project
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Port Navarre is back and there is a buyer interested in closing the deal.
Local hero receives national recognition
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Michelle Abrams, co-leader of the Weekend Food Program Navarre, was in for a surprise Tuesday.
HNWS nearing deal to add effluent disposal sites
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Unable to stay with the state-approved standard for disposing of treated wastewater by spraying effluent on a golf course or piping it into ponds, Holley Navarre Water System is nearing a deal for a major expansion of disposal capacity.
Area bankruptcy filings plummet
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In yet another indicator that the economy is bouncing back, one segment of Navarre attorney Keith Kirkpatrick’s law practice fell by about two-thirds last year.
Darwin’s experience valuable to pitching prospects
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Tyler Mahle is one of the top-rated prospects in the Cincinnati Reds organization.
Navarre’s 5 senior soccer players set to leave their mark on the program
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Emily Depersio was told that a reporter wanted to do an interview with the rising seniors on Navarre’s girls soccer team.
Newton starts over but makes strides along the way in first season of track at North
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Khorri Newton wasn’t new to track and field when she arrived at North Florida last fall.
Carter making switch to linebacker
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Josh Carter has spent the last two football seasons as one of the most dominant defensive lineman in the area.
Brian Out Loud
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The NFL needed to make a change to the overtime rule about as much as Navarre Beach needed a new slogan. Both serve no purpose.