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Freezing temperatures – how to protect your pipes
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
With freezing temperatures approaching, here are a few simple measures HNWS members can take to ready their home’s plumbing. External, exposed pipes are naturally the most vulnerable to freezing. It is suggested that homeowners consider the following:
Full steam ahead
Written by News Service of Florida on . Posted in Florida News.
Tallahassee – The 2024 legislative session kicked off this week, as Gov. Ron DeSantis urged lawmakers to “stay the course” and House and Senate leaders agreed to use gambling money to fund the further expansion of a state wildlife corridor.
Second annual Pensacola Bay Snake Report provides insight into serpent numbers
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
When some people hear the word, “snake,” it often elicits responses such as screams or shivers up the spine. While a fear of snakes, which sometimes manifests itself in ophidiophobia, a more intense fear of snakes, may be common, it doesn’t negate the fact they are here.
Navarre residents, businesses assess damage after January storm
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, News.
Although Santa Rosa County faired better than other parts of north Florida, the storm system, known as Winter Storm Finn, left noticeable damage to boardwalks, businesses, churches and other places in the county when it rolled through the Florida Panhandle the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 9
Navarre Raiders aim to use weightlifting invitational loss as motivation
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
After head coach Garrett Bagley gave a pep talk to the team Friday night, Izzy Zach took a moment to say a few words to the team in the wake of a runner-up finish for the Raider girls weightlifting team at its own invitational.
She was certainly pleased about the two gold medals around her neck, one for winning her weight class (183) in Olympic, and the other for a victory in traditional.
Rudman expects House to approve Cassie’s Law on Wednesday
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Uncategorized.
Florida House Bill 385 passed the chamber’s Judiciary Committee on Monday, Jan. 8. Its sponsor, State Rep. Joel Rudman said he expect the whole House to vote on the measure Wednesday.
Unlikely journey leads D’Anthony Bell to the NFL
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
D’Anthony Bell recalls a story his mom told him when he was a child. Bell was just starting out in school and was asked by a teacher what he wanted to be when he grew up.
“It’s actually a funny story. I had never watched football before. I think I was in Pre-K and I was asked what I wanted to be, and I said NFL player,” Bell said. “It turned out to be a dream come true.”
Turnaround season continues for Navarre’s boys soccer team
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Ultimately, a goal five minutes into the second half of Navarre’s boys soccer game against Milton Thursday night was the difference between winning and losing.
And that goal was scored as a result of a gutsy play by the Raiders, who edged the Panthers 2-1 on senior night at Bennett C Russell Stadium.
Recapping Michael Carter’s third season in the NFL
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Michael Carter’s third season in the NFL proved to be his most challenging.
He was used in a limited role by the New York Jets, and then the Jets waived him in early November.