On Sept. 26, Judge James Duncan ruled in favor of defendant, Holley Navarre Water System, in a court case brought against the system by Romi White, a Navarre area blogger and HNWS member.
This September, students from Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS), accompanied by local divers and community partners, gathered to remove harmful marine debris from beneath Navarre Beach Fishing Pier.
According to NBMSS director Charlene Mauro, it’s the only student led underwater cleanup of its kind in the U.S.
It’s hard to say one loss is tougher to digest than another when a team hasn’t won a game. But for the Navarre Raiders Friday night, the 29-26 gut punch at the hands of Tate is a frontrunner for the most painful.
Addison Danforth has made quite the impression in her first year of college volleyball at Pensacola State.
The former Navarre Raider was named the Florida College System Activities Association Division II Defensive Player of the week last Tuesday for the first time in her career.
Nina Malave finished off the first set against Tate with a big kill, and it seemed as if Navarre’s volleyball team had set the tone for the night against the Aggies.
The Raiders won the opening game 25-21 but they couldn’t sustain that energy and momentum the rest of the way as the Aggies won the final three 25-20, 25-14 and 25-17 on Tuesday night.