Murky skies and a little rain could not deter volunteers Saturday morning, Sept. 17, from participating in the 31st International Coastal Cleanup on Navarre Beach.
Saturday, Oct. 1, the Navarre Chamber Small Business Development Committee, along with the Navarre Chamber Women 2 Women Connecting Group, will host the 2nd Annual Navarre Women’s Expo (W.I.S.E.) “Women Inspiring Success Everyday” from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Navarre Conference Center, 8700 Navarre Parkway. The 2016 Navarre Women’s Expo is being sponsored by Cherie Rice – Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate and Sarah M. Hasty – New York Life Insurance Company.
The 1,000 or so septic tanks on residential properties in the City of Gulf Breeze are potential environmental hazards, and the municipality is proposing a massive switch to its sewer system.
In conjunction with The Pink Pirates of Navarre’s efforts to help the Navarre area celebrate its survivors, remember those lost and spread awareness in our community, the Navarre Chamber will be hosting “Paint Navarre Pink” during the month of October in the Navarre area.
A Navarre man who plead guilty to charges of breaking into a neighbor’s home and assaulting them at gunpoint was sentenced to a minimum of 20 years in state prison Friday, Sept. 15.
The state prosecutor in Tallahassee has closed his investigation into a complaint that State Sen.-elect Doug Broxson violated a campaign law involving special interest groups during his successful race against Mike Hill.
A former Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) chemist charged with stealing drug evidence in more than 90 cases plead guilty Thursday, Sept. 15, to charges of racketeering and other offenses. State Attorney Bill Eddins announced that Joseph Graves was sentenced to 15 years in state prison.