Felon gets 30 years for gun possession
After allegedly holding people hostage at gunpoint in Navarre, a habitual felon has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for gun possession.
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Medical marijuana and federal laws locked in policy dance
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While state laws across the nation are allowing more use of marijuana for everything from life-threatening illnesses to recreational highs, the drug remains illegal under federal law.
Attorney faces 15 years for high-speed chase
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After leading police on a high-speed chase through Navarre and Gulf Breeze, a South Florida defense attorney was convicted of multiple charges Jan. 9.
Raiders showing signs of improvement
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At one point in the third quarter Friday night, Navarre’s girls basketball team started making a run on Tate in a District 1-8A showdown.
Struggles on defense cost Raiders chance to stay unbeaten in district play
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Navarre boys basketball coach Taf Bentley told his team it needed three stops down the stretch to survive a crucial District 1-8A showdown with Tate Friday night.
Raiders set to recognize 11 soccer players on senior night
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Navarre’s boys soccer team takes on Pace tonight for senior night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium. The Raiders have 11 seniors on the roster this season.
Madril attends another national team camp
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Former Navarre soccer standout Emily Madril had an opportunity to compete in her second United States Under-20 Women’s National Team training camp.
Brian Out Loud
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.
Indiana Republican Milo Smith forgot to ask Santa for a new brain. He needs one because his latest legislation idea is about as idiotic as they come.
Husser embraces new role as senior center board president
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During the Holley Navarre Senior Center’s general meeting Friday afternoon, new board president TJ (Teresa) Husser turned on music at one point.
Castro shifts from secretary role to job as ranger
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Corliss Castro never imagined she would become a park ranger.