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Disturbing books in our school libraries

Written by Staff Reporters on June 26, 2023. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Who knew at some point in time we would be discussing sexually explicit books allowed in our school libraries? And yet, here we are.

At last week’s county commission meeting, citizens showed up (and some showed out) to proclaim their disgust at the books being allowed in the libraries across our school system.

For God’s Sake: Final destination is sure

Written by Michael Bannon on June 26, 2023. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

I don’t fly as much as I did earlier in ministry when I traveled to speak at various conferences. My most recent flying experience has not made me eager to fly more.

I was traveling to the Evangelical Free Church of America’s biennial conference at Fullerton E-Free Church where well-known pastor Chuck Swindoll ministered for several decades.

County commissioners tiring of Calkins’ ‘grandstanding’

Written by Ken Garner on June 26, 2023. Posted in Uncategorized.

Santa Rosa County commissioner James Calkins, who is expected to seek election to a second term next year, again created controversy at last week’s commission meetings by proposing resolutions addressing hot-button political issues not related to the county’s business.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on June 26, 2023. Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

It’s been maybe 20 years now since I covered a high school baseball championship series in another state. Some of the memories are a blur. Others are lost forever.

I’m pretty sure the team I covered won the title, but what I remember for certain is that it was a unique set up in that a best of three format was used to determine a champion.

Navarre DL Will Payton back playing football after future once in doubt

Written by Brian Lester on June 26, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Will Payton was in pain. A concern, perhaps, but then, maybe there wasn’t much of a reason to read too much into it. Aches and pains come with the territory in the unforgiving sport of football.

“At first, I thought it was just breaking back into practice, but the more I practiced, the worse it got,” Payton said. “I started to realize I need to get this checked out. Something is wrong.”

Gulf Breeze doctor at center of FDLE investigation, accused of running ‘pill mill’

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 23, 2023. Posted in Crime, News.

Dr. Elaine Sharp of Gulf Breeze is facing possible criminal charges and the loss of her ability to practice medicine following an investigation into a possible ‘pill mill’ scheme being run out of her office, allegedly contributing to the overdose death of a patient.

On June 22, the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) issued an emergency restriction of Sharp’s license to practice as a medical doctor in the State of Florida. Under the order, she can still practice but cannot order or prescribe controlled medications.

Blue Wahoos clinch first-half division title

Written by Brian Lester on June 23, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Winning isn’t the only thing, but it seems to be a regular thing for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.

Especially when it comes to championships. The reigning Southern League champs clinched the first-half South Division crown Wednesday night in Tennessee, beating the Smokies 3-1.

Good Neighbor Thrift Store offers customer rewards

Written by Staff Reporters on June 23, 2023. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Looking for some unique finds, affordable clothes or holiday decorations? Come shop at Good Neighbor Thrift Store.

And what is the best part of shopping here? Proceeds of the store go back into ministry and directly help the people of Navarre.

Raider soccer camp teaches skills and embraces inclusivity

Written by Brian Lester on June 23, 2023. Posted in Community.

With a smile on her face and her parents by her side, 9-year-old Lilliana Boczar takes small steps as she lightly kicks a soccer ball across the grass.

She’s not officially part of the Raider soccer camp taking place at the Navarre Soccer Complex on a hot and humid evening in early June, but she is made to feel like she is.