Navarre High students show artistry with painted parking spaces
Several Navarre High students braved the heat of summer to paint their parking spaces before school started Aug. 10.
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Merchandise that feels like home at Navarre Trading Post
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.
Originally from the south Jersey-Philadelphia area, Steve and Paula Clemens met in high school and both love the beach.
They have traveled extensively throughout the Caribbean and southern U.S. looking for a place to one day call home; a place to escape from the cold weather and pace of the northeast.
Eddington: Traffic light is coming to Ortega and 98
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has given the greenlight for a traffic light at the intersection of Highway 98 and Ortega St. in Navarre.
County Commissioner Ray Eddington, who represents Navarre and Holley, said the news came Aug. 7 in an email from FDOT to his office. According to Eddington, the state agency launched another study of the intersection earlier this year at his request.
Congressman Gaetz introduces ‘National Prayer in School Act’
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
This week, U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01) will introduce the “National Prayer in School Act.” This legislation, if passed, will allow students and staff to pray in school without fear of repercussion if they choose to engage.
K9s Dozer and Prince retire from Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office recently saw two members of its K9 unit retire. K9s Dozer and Prince each are saying goodbye to police work after spending most of their lives in service to the county.
Dozer began with the Sheriff’s Office in a distinctive way.
Former detective who interrogated Ted Bundy speaks at Imogene Theatre event
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
“The first thing I noticed were his eyes, he had steel, clear blue eyes.”
Norm Chapman, a former Pensacola Police chief and detective, is probably best known for interrogating one of America’s most famous serial killers, Theodore Robert Bundy. Better known as Ted.
Diabetes hasn’t slowed down a determined Adreahna Busch
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Adreahna Busch dribbles the soccer ball during a one-on-one drill in practice on one of those early August mornings that makes you feel like you are standing in the center of a camp fire.
She uses her skill to get past a defender, which isn’t a surprise as her coach at Pensacola State, Mark Yepshin, says the former Navarre Raider is ‘really, really nifty with her feet.’
Dodson set to play key defensive role for Raiders
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Amanda Dodson used to play softball. She even won a state championship while in high school in Kansas.
But when she moved to Florida, she decided to shift her focus. And it turned out to be a pretty good decision.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
A new hotel has been announced for the parcel at the entrance of the beach parking lot, across the street to the east of Andy D’s. It is slated to be a 162-room Tapestry Hotel by Hilton and will feature a parking garage on the lower level. If built, it will certainly change the horizon of Navarre Beach.
Commissioners hear updated impact fee study
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in News.
Santa Rosa County Commissioner Kerry Smith, a real estate agent, said last week the county can’t continue depending on property taxes to top off its general fund.