Fisher, Marlow top runners for Raiders at district meet
Navarre’s boys cross-country team placed fifth at the District 1-3A meet Saturday in Panama City. Niceville won the championship.
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Ice Flyers playing with confidence
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Confidence was high for the Pensacola Ice Flyers as they returned to practice for the first time since their 4-0 season-opening win over reigning SPHL champion Macon.
Brian Out Loud
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Winning just isn’t good enough anymore.
Tigers hand Argos first road loss of the season
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The University of West Florida’s bid to set a program record for wins in a season faded in the fourth quarter of a 35-18 loss Saturday afternoon to nationally ranked West Alabama.
Senior Center aims to boost membership
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As the year winds down, the push to attract members for the Holley-Navarre Senior Center picks up.
Duck hunting popular on national seashore
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Duck hunting is a thing on Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Veteran Profile: Julie Kessler
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On the eight-hour drive home from Anchorage to Fairbanks, Alaska, Julie and Kelly Kessler made a decision.
Forged in War
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Eglin Air Force Base – For more than 70 years, the 33rd Fighter Wing has earned the title, “Nomads.” During each of our country’s largest contingencies, the unit would uproot and take the fight to different corners of the world. Because of that constant flexibility during the better half of the last century, one of the main themes for the historic unit is change.
Fighting like a girl pays off
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Participants at this year’s Fight Like a Girl Fireman challenge had some serious reasons for fighting. Danielle Johnson, for example, was fighting for her 88-year-old grandmother who survived a mastectomy.
Navarre students rally for kindness on Unity Day
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Anti-bullying T-shirts, tutus, body suits and even traffic cones were among the orange attire donned by hundreds of students that flooded Navarre High School’s football field Oct. 25 for Unity Day.