Jones brings voice for trafficking victims
When Michelle Jones stood before the Rotary Club of Navarre, she spoke on behalf of the victims of human trafficking.
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Bald eagle soars again after sanctuary care
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
A young bald eagle has been released into the wild after treatment for suspected food poisoning from eating at a landfill.
Florida property insurers dodge downgrades, bolster reserves
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
Despite warnings of possible widespread downgrades, Florida’s leading insurance grading agency has decided not to hand down lower marks to the majority of companies in the state.
Patience important in effort to catch one of the Gulf’s most sought-after fish
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Shaun Abbott leans against the railing of the Navarre Beach fishing pier, his pole leaned up against the side of it with a colorful lure dangling from the end of the line high above the sparkling green water of the Gulf of Mexico.
Two arrested in Navarre shooting
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Crime, News.
Two men have been arrested for their involvement in a March 23 Navarre shooting that left a man in stable condition after being shot in the face at his home on Shoreview Court.
Tuition, graduation and the ever-present bottom line
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Florida legislators in the House and Senate are taking a long, hard look at the state’s college and university system. Legislation in both arms of the Capitol could change not only how the state’s schools of higher learning are funded, but how the students are billed and funded, too.
Block tuition
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
HB 3 in conjunction with Senate SB 2, which passed March 15, would insure that Florida resident undergraduates would pay tuition in a block tuition system.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Spring has sprung and so have all of the spring colds and stomach bugs. Almost everywhere I visited this past week was shorthanded due to illnesses. We were not the exception. However, we pulled through and put together another stellar issue of Navarre Press. I’m looking forward to reading it at the same time you do. I do get a sneak peek, but I don’t know everything that is in the paper nor have I read every word before it comes out. I have very talented team members that take care of that for you. On Tuesday evenings if I’m not overly inspired for a topic for my column I grab the proofs of the paper and start looking through them for inspiration.
Growth stumps county
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
Growth is a great thing. When our children are growing we measure off every inch marking the same door frame over and over so we can see how tall they are getting. We make plans for the next inch by buying the next size up in clothes and shoes. We replace the crib with a toddler bed and then a real bed. We plan for their growth and know there will be changes coming. We even put money into a savings account to prepare for their future.
Trump’s slam-dunk speech
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Shame on vandals targeting Jewish cemeteries, community centers and day schools. Trump should have/did condemn that hate/evil!