In late February, a new restaurant was announced for Navarre. Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream, celebrating its 50th year as a company, is being brought to Navarre by Jeff and Jennifer Harding, who both call the Emerald Coast home.
It appears the way some of the officials who help run high school athletics in the state is about as laughable as a night at the comedy club. The humor never stops.
I’m no weather expert, but hurricanes aren’t a new thing to Florida.
A rigorous schedule for the Navarre Raider girls soccer team is by design. The Raiders want to play great competition in the hope that it prepares them to be at their best for the postseason.
They were tested twice this past weekend, facing opposition out of the Jacksonville area at the Navarre Soccer Complex, and came away with a split.
Hugs. Tears. Emotion. The Navarre Raiders experienced it all as the final seconds ticked off the clock in a painful 47-20 Region 1-4S quarterfinal loss to Creekside Friday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
If you were anywhere near NAS Whiting Field this past week, you may have seen a large variety of helicopters dotting the skies. The Naval Air Station hosted the 32nd annual Naval Helicopter Association Gulf Coast “Fleet Fly In” from Nov. 2 to Nov. 4.
The Fleet Fly In is designed to provide several days of training and knowledge sharing to Training Air Wing Five students. The event helps flight students prepare to make career decisions on selecting their fleet aircraft platform.
A suspect in the Pine Ranch Drive shooting case has been arrested. Joshua Richard Huston, 47, is currently in Santa Rosa County Jail for his role in an incident that put a man in the hospital with a gunshot wound on Mon., Nov. 7.
According to the warrant report for Huston’s arrest, deputies responded to a reported shooting at 2075 Pine Ranch Drive in Navarre yesterday at 2 a.m. According to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, the deputies encountered Huston, who owns the undeveloped lot where the shooting occurred.
With workforce preparedness becoming an ever-growing economic concern in recent years, schools across the nation are looking at ways to better prepare the next generation of workers and professionals.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Programs, which seek to address these issues, have become a focal point for Florida educators.
