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West Navarre Intermediate shows ‘STEAM isn’t scary’

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 1, 2022. Posted in Education.

Each year, West Navarre Intermediate School hosts a family STEAM night to help engage students and their parents in some of the concepts being taught in school.

On Tues., Oct. 25, West Navarre Intermediate held a special Halloween themed STEAM night called ‘STEAM isn’t Scary.’

Bringing in the dough: What makes a good pizza?

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 1, 2022. Posted in Business.

It isn’t a farfetched presumption that nearly everyone reading this has eaten pizza. The food with strong Italian roots has taken over.

You can find it in a restaurant or convenience store on almost any street in America, and in some places, like New York City, it’s a way of life.

Community Life Church to hold pickleball tournament

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 1, 2022. Posted in Faith.

It would come as little surprise to anyone to see a church serving, whether it be in the church community or within broader community, but at Community Life United Methodist Church, they ‘serve’ a little differently.

Starting Nov. 10 and ending on Nov. 12, CLC will be hosting a pickleball tournament. Registration fees cost $30 for the first event and $5 for an additional event.

At Arc Gateway, opportunities and connections abound

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 1, 2022. Posted in Community.

When people hear about those with developmental or intellectual disabilities, they typically don’t think of them helping others. It’s those who have disabilities that need the help, right?

If you visit Beehive Homes Assisted Living on a Monday morning, you will find out that isn’t always the case. For four weeks, the clients of Arc Gateway, an organization which provides services to developmentally disabled people, have been visiting the assisted living facility to help be a light in the lives of residents.

Judge dismisses injunction; Adams cleared to serve South End

Written by Ken Garner on November 1, 2022. Posted in News.

Adams Sanitation can legally provide trash service in the south end of Santa Rosa County after a judge dismissed a temporary injunction against the Okaloosa County business last week.

Waste Pro, a private waste collection company that has a franchise agreement with Santa Rosa County, asked for the injunction against Adams Sanitation after the county commission voted 3-2 to allow Adams to begin serving customers south of the Yellow River.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on November 1, 2022. Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

We live in a world where the mics are always on, and the cameras are always rolling.

Everything you say or do has the potential to end up on social media in one form or another. It’s not fair, but it’s reality.

Depth, versatility will play key role in success of Navarre’s girls soccer team

Written by Brian Lester on November 1, 2022. Posted in Sports.

When Rob Simon talks about his girls soccer team at Navarre, he points to two factors that will play a pivotal role in the Raiders’ success during the 2022-23.

One is depth. Twenty-three players are on the roster after a few days of highly competitive tryouts. That competitiveness should carry over to the season.

Ottley enjoying successful senior year on Raider golf team

Written by Brian Lester on November 1, 2022. Posted in Sports.

Drew Ottley played through pain a year ago at the 3A regional golf tournament in Spruce Creek, and because of it, had one of the toughest days of his high school career.

He shot a 94, the sprained ankle becoming almost too much to handle and spoiling his first ever trip to the regional.

Process paying off for Lighthouse football program

Written by Brian Lester on November 1, 2022. Posted in Sports.

Sept. 23 will always hold significance for Lighthouse Private Christian Academy football head coach Everette Alford.

His Stingrays beat Destin that night by an 8-7 score, a long-awaited win for the Navarre alum and his program.

Gas prices to jump as ‘holiday’ ends

Written by News Service of Florida on October 31, 2022. Posted in Florida News.

Florida motorists can expect to pay more at the pump as the state’s month-long gas tax “holiday” ends.

The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas Monday stood at $3.29, about a dime cheaper than at the start of October. But the AAA auto club said that likely will change quickly when the state’s 25.3-cent-a-gallon gas tax returns Tuesday, after being suspended in October by lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis.