Raiders win season opener
Navarre followed up their two pre-season victories last week with a thrashing of Milton in the regular season opener at the Santa Rosa Sports Complex in Chamuckla Monday night.
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Hospice program gives photos of patients’ hands to families
Written by Associated Press on . Posted in News.
Mt. Clemens, Mich. (AP) — In her 92 years, Viola Kogelman’s hands cradled two babies, five grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
No tricks and all treats for dogs
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Community, News.
Pet Nation held its annual Halloween event for dogs on Oct. 30 with trick-or-treating for the canines dressed in costumes. “We usually get between 40-50 dogs for the event, but this year we definitely broke the record with 100 dogs,” owner Holly Elassaad said. The popular costumes this year were sports-related; football, baseball and referees.
Life as an FWC officer varies from day to day
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Officer Justin Miller turns up the speed on the patrol boat he is operating. The vessel is soon zipping through the water on the East Bay River on a mild, sun-splashed Friday morning in late October.
Despite changes, Panhandle Trace Hike a success
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Despite the hike being shortened due to weather and a military mission, the 2015 Panhandle Trace Hike was a success.
Sandler chosen to join BentProp Project
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Military, News.
About 400,000 American servicemen died in WWII and of that number, 73,000 are yet to be accounted for. Many lost their lives over the Republic of Palau in the Pacific Ocean between Australia and China where fierce battles were fought 71 years ago between the Japanese and allied military forces near the end of WWII. Mike Sandler, 58, of Navarre is related to one of those 73,000 missing in action, retired Lt. Norman W. Sandler, U.S. Navy.
Military Road paved the way for U.S. Highway 98
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Every Navarre citizen has driven on U.S. Highway 98 at one time or another. Its traffic in recent times due to construction has been a source of frustration; but its existence provides convenient transportation for everyone. More importantly, Highway 98 is a vital artery of revenue for Navarre and the surrounding cities. Each year, Highway 98 brings millions of dollars in business, tourist revenue, goods and services to Navarre. Without this highway, the development of Navarre would hardly have progressed to the state that it exists in to this day. While the actual Highway 98 came into existence in the 1930s, this important route along the coast of Northwest Florida may have been around much longer.
Raiders playing Dolphins for bragging rights and district crown
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Caine Adamson has split time at quarterback all season for the Navarre Raiders. With each passing week, the junior continues making strides.
A determined fight to the finish
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
On the brink of elimination, Navarre’s volleyball team showed the kind of fight and determination it has displayed all season.
Awareness vital to concussion prevention
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre head football coach Jay Walls said he has seen more athletes diagnosed with concussions in the past two to three years than he has at any other time in his 18-year coaching career.