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Kicking it with Risen Savior

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.

During the summer, churches typically send out volunteers on mission trips to places like Central America or Africa. For Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Navarre, they became the destination.

The church welcomed seven teenagers and two chaperones from Wisconsin Lutheran High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Saturday, June 24.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

I really could have written this column with one emoji. You know the one where the person has the hand slapping the face.

That really would have covered all you need to know about the district set up for cross-country for the teams in this area.

With rip currents across Emerald Coast, Navarre Beach Lifeguards educate visitors

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, News.

Rip currents can prove deadly for beachgoers.

According to the National Weather Service’s 2023 surf zone fatalities list (Jan. 1 to June 24), Florida leads the way with 27 fatalities, only two of which were non-rip current related. In nearby Bay County, Panama City Beach had seven drownings from June 15 to June 24. All of which were related to rip currents.

RV resort planned for Highway 98 near Woodlawn Beach

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business, News.

A new RV resort is being planned for the south side of Highway 98, along Woodhaven Lane.

Ayana RV Resort, which sits on a 3.51-acre lot, will feature 31 RV pads, a 3,278 square-foot office building, a pool and deck, two stormwater ponds and fencing around the property. There are also plans for five live oak trees to be on the property, according to the site plans.

HNWS, businesses face off at June water board meeting

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business, News.

Holley Navarre Water System’s Board of Directors met June 20 to discuss a number of topics but wound up spending a good portion of the meeting discussing commercial impact fees for RV parks and other businesses.

A few months ago, several businesses, who are members of the water system, came forward with complaints surrounding the amount of money they were being charged for impact fees. The issue brought out Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce chair Steve Rhodes, who addressed the board during that meeting in April.

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