Guy Harvey fish camp lures new anglers to the sport
Landen Knoth had been fishing about an hour from Mom’s Beach in Navarre when he suddenly felt the pole move. Using squid as bait, the line started to whine as it was pulled off the reel.
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NAS Whiting Field Celebrates 70 Years
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Santa Rosa County is home to the busiest naval air station in the world – NAS Whiting Field, which just surpassed the 70th anniversary of its commission on July 16. Base command hosted a cake-cutting ceremony to celebrate the milestone July 24 at the station, located just north of Milton.
Air Force drone crash closes remote Fla. highway
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TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE — An Air Force drone being tested at a nearby base crashed on takeoff Wednesday near a remote stretch of U.S. Highway 98 near Panama City. Officials say no one was injured, but the road was closed until Thursday.
Santa Rosa Medical Center making footprints in Navarre
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It’s said that when one door closes, another opens. That time-honored axiom is appropriate in more ways than one when describing the changing of the guard at the office formerly known as Navarre Family Health, located at 1929 Ortega St.
Baptist hospitals join medical resource network
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Baptist Health Care announced Friday that it has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network to enhance the care for its patients by providing additional access to resources and expertise.
Community rooted in faith grew from church
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In 1870 a small, wooden church, beautiful in its simplicity, was constructed just off Old Holley Point road. The church remained in use until about 50 years ago, standing guard over the adjacent community cemetery for well over a century and weathering many storms until Hurricane Ivan caused it to collapse in 2004.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
We like to support our local sports teams and the Blue Wahoos have added a lot of excitement to the baseball fans in the Panhandle of Florida. If you haven’t had the chance to go to a game, you should definitely try to attend a game, because after that – you will be hooked. A fun way to go to a game is with a group of people and it just so happens that the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has a trip planned for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, August 27. I think they made it a Tuesday night on purpose so that I couldn’t go. They know that is our production night. Anyway, it would be great if you could go. They are taking a shuttle to and from the game and/or you can meet them on the special party deck. The tickets include entry to the game and the deck, with all you can eat food and non-alcoholic beverages for 90 minutes (1.5 hours) after the chamber groups arrival. Please call the Chamber at 939-3267 if you are interested. Of course, it would be great if you were a chamber member regardless – but if you say “I’m a prospective chamber member” then I’m sure they wouldn’t bat and eye and take your money on the spot. This would be a great way to meet new friends and catch up with some old ones.
The power of celebrity
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The word “boo” has been causing quite a stir lately, and it has nothing to do with Halloween, which is still more than three months away.
Local family band to open for Aaron Carter on national tour
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What started as a family singing together in church on Sundays is now a full-fledged band, about to release a new EP and hit the road as the opening act for Aaron Carter.
New digs for Navarre Garden Club
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A crowd of plant enthusiasts packed the Sound Orthopedics’ lush patio last Friday as the members of the Navarre Garden Club kicked off its bi-monthly plant sales at its new location.