ci | Navarre Press

Search Results for “ci”

Florida bill could eliminate tourism development councils, change tourism tax rules

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on May 5, 2025. Posted in News.

UPDATE: The bill discussed in this article has been postponed indefinitely and will not be signed into law this session.

As Florida’s Legislative Session winds down, a bill focused on reforming Florida laws around tourism taxes and how they are used is raising eyebrows and some alarm amongst Florida’s counties and tourism industry.

Holley Navarre Middle School State Science Fair

Written by Staff Reporters on May 2, 2025. Posted in Education.

Holley Navarre Middle School students took home honorable mentions, recognition awards and even netted some cash prizes at the 70th anniversary State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida.

Rescission of precautionary boil water notice for some customers of Holley Navarre Water System

Written by Staff Reporters on May 1, 2025. Posted in News.

The April 29, 2025 “Precautionary Boil Water Notice” is hereby rescinded following the satisfactory completion of the bacteriological survey showing that the water is safe to drink.

Spring into style at Southern Specialty

Written by Staff Reporters on April 30, 2025. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Looking for a fresh, colorful outfit for the spring? Or maybe you have some friends’ birthdays coming up that you need to shop for? Look no further than Southern Specialty, a beachy boutique in the heart of Navarre, FL. The store screams style with its trendy accessories, beautiful apparel and home décor.

UF/IFAS breeders release six new citrus greening-tolerant varieties, help growers battle HLB

Written by Staff Reporters on April 30, 2025. Posted in Business.

Six new citrus greening-tolerant citrus varieties will soon be available for Florida growers, thanks to research by University of Florida breeders.

Pope Francis dies, Northwest Florida Bishop responds

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 30, 2025. Posted in Faith.

Easter is a time of death and renewal.

For the Catholic Church, this symbolism of Easter was especially poignant this year as Pope Francis, the Bishop of Rome, died at 88 years old Monday, April 21.

Huston among athletes selected for Hampshire Honor Society

Written by Brian Lester on April 21, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Former Navarre football standout Bailey Huston has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.

Huston recently wrapped up his career at NCAA Division III Huntingdon and is among a group of athletes selected across all levels of college athletics.

Island View Realty brings experience, authenticity to the market

Written by Staff Reporters on April 17, 2025. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

There are many real estate agents in Navarre, but what sets a Realtor apart from the rest is their attention to detail, their expertise, their ability to find exactly what you’re looking for and the way they authentically care about the most expensive transaction you might make in your lifetime.

Pensacola State breaks ground on Aviation mechanics program facility

Written by Staff Reporters on April 9, 2025. Posted in Education.

Pensacola State College held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new 34,000-square-foot Aviation Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Program facility on Monday, April 7, at the Pensacola Inter-national Airport.
PSC President Ed Meadows and Gordon “Flash” Sprague, Chair of the PSC Board of Trustees, ex-pressed gratitude to the many partners involved in establishing the Pensacola State College’s Aviation Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics program and facility.

Sports Ability Games offer athletic opportunities to special needs students

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 8, 2025. Posted in Community, Education, News.

Students from 16 schools in Santa Rosa County descended upon Pace High School’s football field for the inaugural north end edition of the Zack Butler Memorial Sports Ability Games Thursday, April 3.

Named for a physical education teacher and coach who lost his battle with cancer in 2022, the Sports Ability Games are designed to expand the field of opportunity for special needs students in athletics.