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Raider girls lacrosse team making history and striving for more

Written by Brian Lester on March 8, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Midway through the season, the Navarre Raider girls lacrosse team is at eight wins and counting, double the win total of the previous two seasons combined.

For those scoring at home, those eight wins are the most in school history.

Risen Savior Bible study teaches congregation lessons from Paul’s journeys

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 7, 2025. Posted in Faith.

Finding the right way to spread the Word of God can be tricky. Especially when people come from such different backgrounds and often have very different points of view.
To help their congregants meet people where they are but still stand firm in the good Word, Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Navarre has started a new Bible study that looks at communicating faith to people with varying perspectives.

Woman completes fastest time in Florida Trail history

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 7, 2025. Posted in Community, News.

There are few places in the world where you can walk through swamps, prairies, beaches, flat woods and a Civil War battlefield. In Florida, you can see this all in a matter of a month, or if you are Deanna Doane, 19 days.

At 26 years old, Doane recently completed the fastest supported known time in Florida National Scenic Trail history.

With shorebirds active in spring, remember to share the shore

Written by Staff Reporters on March 7, 2025. Posted in Beach.

Each year, beginning in February and ending in late summer, the Gulf Islands National Seashore provides an important habitat for several species of ground-nesting shorebirds including least terns, snowy plovers, Wilson’s plovers and black skimmers.

Lawmakers back restrictions on ballot initiatives

Written by News Service of Florida on March 6, 2025. Posted in Florida News.

Tallahassee – After fierce — and expensive — political battles last year about abortion rights and recreational marijuana, Florida lawmakers Thursday began moving forward with a proposal that would place additional restrictions on the ballot-initiative process.

Two developers arrested on environmental charge

Written by Gail Acosta on March 6, 2025. Posted in News.

Two developers at the center of accusations surrounding the red clay intrusion into Mulat Bayou have been arrested.

Navarre High student now a published author

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 6, 2025. Posted in Education, News.

Few students in high school can say they have written a book. Even fewer can say their school carries their book in the school library. Navarre High School junior Brooke Allen is one of those students.

Under the pen name, Rhonni Vantrease, Allen has written and published a book, which was released last month through Barnes & Noble Press.

Local Organization Funds Trauma Therapy for Sexual Trauma Survivors

Written by Staff Reporters on March 5, 2025. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

For a woman who has experienced the unthinkable, the effects of trauma can be completely debilitating, preventing her from maintaining healthy relationships, holding a job, functioning as a wife or mother, or living a full, productive life. In many cases, professional trauma therapy is the only way to untangle all the complex, involuntarily emotional responses triggered by the trauma experienced by survivors of human trafficking, sexual assault, sexual exploitation or abuse.

Raider softball team learns lessons from game against Pace

Written by Brian Lester on March 5, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Facing the reigning state champions on the road is no easy thing. The Navarre Raider softball team was in that position Monday night, facing off against Pace in an early-season District 1-6A showdown.

For God’s Sake

Written by Michael Bannon on March 5, 2025. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

About 35 years ago, my wife and I purchased a house next to an older, Lebanese couple. One afternoon, after lunch, I was about to head back to the church, when I saw my neighbor. I waved to him. He gently called to me, “Mike, please, come for coffee.” I hesitated, did a quick mental assessment of my busy afternoon schedule, sighed, then answered, “Sure. Thank you.”