Water board recount confirms election results
Troy Bossier, Gaius Bruce and James Calkins were confirmed winners of the Holley-Navarre Water System Board of Directors following a Feb. 12 recount.
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$685K underwater pipe repair should alleviate ‘smelly’ water
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After nearly a year, repairs to a water pipe that burst under East Bay from a suspected lightning strike are almost complete, said Paul Gardner, assistant general manager of Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS).
Residential beach lease fees capped at $250
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Ending months of speculation and decision-making, Santa Rosa County Commissioners Feb. 12 voted to cap residential lease fees on Navarre Beach at $250.
State champions – again
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For the second time in three years, the Navarre High School girls weightlifting team is a state champion. Two years ago, when the Raiders won their first state title, it was by a one-point margin.
Argonauts sign first football recruiting class
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Pete Shinnick and his coaching staff were aggressive on the recruiting trail in their efforts to sign the first recruiting class in the history of University of West Florida football.
Prep Roundup: Navarre baseball team tops Pensacola Catholic in preseason
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It was the first game of the year, and while it was just a preseason contest that does not count, any time a team faces off with state and national champions Pensacola Catholic and comes out ahead 2-0, it means something.
Arrasmith signs with Kennesaw State
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Kyle Arrasmith has always loved offense, but during his Navarre High School football career, the 6-foot-6 240-pound standout played mostly defense for the Raiders, starring as a defensive end.
Pickleball is a fast-growing sport with an unusual name
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“You’re playing what?”
Pigeon pageant for beautiful birds dispels ‘rats with wings’
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Dogs aren’t the only animals that vie for best in show. Hundreds of breeds of pigeons compete in their own version of the Westminster show, strutting on long, thick legs or fluttering curly, lacy feathers in their bid to be best bird.
1 SOSFS Airman first to complete ATF Odor Test
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Staff Sgt. Terrell Beasley, 1st Special Operations Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, is the first Air Force Special Operations Command military dog handler to complete the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive, National Odor Recognition Testing. NORT is familiarizing, training and certifying detector dogs on the most common explosives involved in homeland terrorist threats.