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Your CBD Store to gift free CBD to first 100 Black Friday customers

Written by Staff Reporters on November 13, 2023. Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.

Your CBD Store in Navarre is here to relieve anxiety, pain, inflammation, and many other ailments. Their slogan, “Health without the High,” holds, and their quality CBD products have been the remedy many people have been searching for.

Navarre High’s Windfelder receives county wide recognition

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 13, 2023. Posted in Education.

Innovative: (of a person) introducing new ideas; original and creative in thinking.

Kasie Windfelder, Navarre High School’s principal, was recently named innovative principal of the year. She said the announcement came Oct. 26 and was a complete surprise to Windfelder.

UWF earns highest ranking to date on ‘Best for Vets’ list

Written by Staff Reporters on November 13, 2023. Posted in Education.

The University of West Florida came in at No. 12 on the “Best for Vets” college list released by Military Times. This marks the University’s highest ranking on the list to date. UWF was ranked among 325 schools.

For God’s Sake: He called me

Written by Michael Bannon on November 13, 2023. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

My wife and I are not “beach people.” We could be living in Nebraska for the few times we have been to the beach in the last five years. It takes having out of town company to get us there. Our attitude was the same when we lived in Naples, Fl, for twelve years, and before that when we lived in Jupiter, Fl. In fact, we have lived in Florida for most of our adult lives. The question going through your mind right now is, “Why?” Two words – God’s call.

Navarre Lifeguards finish busy season with zero drownings, look to 2024

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 13, 2023. Posted in Beach.

“Overwhelming.”

That’s how Beach Safety Division Chief Austin Turnbull describes the 2023 lifeguard season on Navarre Beach. From March 11 to Oct. 29, this year’s season, nearly 1.6 million people (1,591,259) visited Navarre Beach, which only stretches for four miles of Santa Rosa Island. This year, there were 32 Navarre Beach Lifeguards on staff.

Developments and Zoning requests recently approved for Navarre area

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 13, 2023. Posted in Business.

With Navarre’s growth in population (from 31,378 in 2010 to 41,940 in 2020) has come additional businesses and housing. To fulfill their goals, business and housing developers oftentimes approach Santa Rosa County Development Services, which oversees planning and zoning, with requests to change zoning classifications, expand business operations and create housing which fits within the developer’s vision.

Weekly roundup: ‘never again’

Written by News Service of Florida on November 13, 2023. Posted in Florida News.

It was heart-wrenching.

As the Florida House began a special legislative session Monday, Holocaust survivor David Schaecter offered an invocation and told of being an 11-year-old boy watching his mother and two younger sisters get gunned down by Nazis.

SMART trailer helps restore firefighters in rough conditions

Written by Staff Reporters on November 13, 2023. Posted in Military, News.

In 2020, an F-22 Raptor crashed deep within the Eglin range. In the barren location with nothing but trees, snakes, fires, and jet plane wreckage, emergency responders endured sweltering 100-degree May heat for hours without access to restrooms or just a cool place to sit down and recharge.

Next stop for UWF Argos: NCAA D-II playoffs

Written by Brian Lester on November 12, 2023. Posted in Sports.

For the fourth consecutive season and fifth time overall in program history, the University of West Florida football team is headed to the NCAA Division II postseason.

The Argos learned Sunday night they would face Gulf South Conference foe Delta State Saturday afternoon in Mississippi.

Navarre Raiders one and done in football postseason

Written by Brian Lester on November 11, 2023. Posted in Sports.

In the silence of a stadium whose eyes won’t see football again until 2024, and the rain finally letting up after falling steadily most of the night, Connor Mathews stood in the back of the end zone waiting for the offensive linemen to finish up a postgame talk with their position coach.