Gun ban talk heightens concerns
U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., introduced Senate Bill 150 on Jan. 24 to regulate assault weapons.
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State Road 87 widening included in package
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in News.
The state has earmarked almost $1 billion for infrastructure projects in Northwest Florida, more than two-thirds of it in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU MATTIE AND ROBERT BARTLETT
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Looking across the table at Mattie and Robert Bartlett, I couldn’t resist: “Y’all quite a “pear,” I quipped.
“Yep,” drawled Butler, Ala.,-born Mattie. “Been a pair 52 years, and we had twins, so we’re a pair with a pair.”‘Y’ offers Young Adult membership
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
One hundred sixty-eight dollars isn’t much for some people, but it can be a lot to those just starting out in life.
Navarre to play football in three-team 2-6A
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
Two regular-season games will determine Navarre’s football fate this year and next.
Warren commits to Florida Atlantic
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Jay Warren, Navarre High School’s standout running back, has committed verbally to play football at Florida Atlantic University.
Navarre lifters dominate sectional, 11 qualify for state
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre High School has finished second or tied for second in the Florida High School Athletics Association girls’ weightlifting finals in four of the past five seasons. Last week, the Lady Raiders won their fifth straight sectional meet and qualified 11 lifters to try to win the school’s first team title Feb. 9 in Kissimmee.
Lady Raiders finish regular season with win at Gulf Breeze
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
Defensive stalwart Lydia Brunet erupted for 17 points to lead Navarre High School to a 66-58 girls’ basketball win in the Raiders’ final game of the regular season Thursday at Gulf Breeze.
Raiders plan to ‘black out’ the Dolphins
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The Navarre High School Student Government Association is asking fans to “black out” the Raiders home basketball game against cross-county rival Gulf Breeze tomorrow to support the American Heart Association.
Raiders make it to district finals, but lose to Niceville
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Two Navarre players received red cards and were ejected from the Raiders’ District 1-4A championship game Friday against top-seeded Niceville. The Eagles held on for a 2-1 win at Navarre’s Bennett C. Russell Stadium, earning their ninth straight district crown in the process.