Lattig shines in final trip to state in pole vault
Garren Lattig made it back to state for the third time in his high school career at Navarre.
And he came away with his best finish yet, tying for state runner-up honors in the pole vault.
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Navarre 4×4 relay team caps year at state meet
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Noah Chin will you that placing at state with the other members of Navarre’s 1600 relay team didn’t come easy. And the success didn’t materialize happen overnight.
“It was a long journey and a lot of hard work was put into it,” Chin said. “We were very blessed to go to state and come in the position that we did.”
Judge orders steps to aid manatees
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Tallahassee – A federal judge Monday ordered the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to take a series of steps aimed at protecting manatees in the northern Indian River Lagoon, including requiring it to go through a federal permitting process and temporarily preventing new septic tanks in the area.
Court urged to keep block on immigration law
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Tallahassee – A new state law targeting undocumented immigrants who enter Florida should remain blocked as a legal battle plays out, attorneys challenging the law argued in a filing Friday at a federal appeals court.
Students Working Against Tobacco holds leadership training
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
With the school year ending, most school clubs and organizations are packing it in and preparing for the summer break. Not Students Working Against Tobacco.
Brian Out Loud
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.
I give the FHSAA credit for getting it right with the baseball postseason this year.
Going to the best-of-three format for the regional tournament was a great idea.
State appeals in manatee protection fight
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Tallahassee – The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has gone to a federal appeals court after a U.S. district judge last month ruled that the state has violated the Endangered Species Act as manatees face threats in the Indian River Lagoon.
More than 130,000 pounds of food collected during 2025 Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
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Pensacola, FL – Thanks to generous community donations and the hard work of local letter carriers, more than 130,000 pounds of food was collected on May 10th during the National Association of Letter Carriers’ 2025 Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive to benefit neighbors in need in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
Greater FWB Chamber celebrates Vietnam veterans with Armament Museum event
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In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the Vietnam Conflict, the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce proudly hosted “Honoring Our Heroes: Welcome Home, a Tribute to Vietnam Veterans,” a three-day event that brought together more than 440 attendees for a sold-out celebration of service, sacrifice and patriotism.
Navarre Raiders leave it all on field in softball regional final
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Libby Lewis had her arm around Renee Hester as the two teary-eyed teammates, kneeling in the outfield, listened to the final postgame talk of their high school softball careers.
Navarre’s dream of a state final four trip ended on a warm Thursday evening in Pace, the Raiders losing 4-0 to the reigning state champion Patriots in the Region 1-6A championship game.