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Junior Audubon gets hands on with environmental issues

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Education.

Holley Navarre Middle School students are getting hands on with environmental science thanks to the newly formed Junior Audubon Society Club.

Poof! Let there be raises!

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

We are in full support of giving deputies much needed raises. How can we employ the best when we don’t offer much in the way of pay? When our surrounding counties offer more than we do? When deputies who are loyal to our county and our citizens don’t receive the raises they deserve?

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on February 2, 2017. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

The Pensacola Ice Flyers have a home game both Friday and Saturday nights this week. Friday is Military Appreciation Night where Active Duty and retired military receive 25 percent off. Saturday is Mardi Gras Night and will include a parade and bead toss. If you are an All-Access Navarre Press subscriber, we have tickets for you. You can also upgrade your subscription and receive tickets for this weekend.

Americans need to quit bellyaching

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

It’s 1 a.m., I can’t sleep. The recent women’s marches worldwide reminded this octogenarian of my participation in three major marches/rallies years ago.

Parker tells of chamber beginning

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Community.

Cowboy hats and boots, checkered table cloths, saddles and all things Wild West adorned Hurlburt Soundside for a crowd of nearly 150 chamber members and guests. The celebration was held for The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce 2017 Annual Awards and Installation Banquet Friday evening.

Documentary brings Florida’s largest kiln to life

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Community.

When the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk Society set out to build a rare anagama kiln in Holley in 2004, group founder Brenda Stokes said she knew this would one day be history.

Super Bowl spending projected downward

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2017. Posted in Business.

One of the United States’ most viewed football games of the year, and most viewed U.S. television events period, is expected to see a slight drop in viewership this year as the Atlanta Falcons face off against the New England Patriots for Super Bowl LI Feb. 5.