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Coffee connection: Central School library offers more than books

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on November 3, 2022. Posted in Community, News.

Every morning before school at Central, students file into the library. Some are there for books, but most are there for a fresh brew to start off their day.

Coffee has become an important part of societal norms around the globe. Coffee houses and cafes are gathering spots for the young, the old, and everyone in between. And at Central School, coffee plays an important role in bringing the school together.

County to hold Household Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day on 19th

Written by Staff Reporters on November 3, 2022. Posted in Community, News.

On Sat., Nov. 19, Gulf Breeze Community Center will host Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Amnesty Day from 8 a.m. to noon. The event offers residents the opportunity to dispose of HHW at no charge without having to drive to the Central Landfill in Milton.

Cole claims overheard comments ‘factual’ but meant to be private

Written by Ken Garner on November 3, 2022. Posted in News.

Residents attending the Santa Rosa County Comm ission’s special rezoning meeting last week, or watching the meeting online, heard what sounded like Commission Chairman Bob Cole accusing a developer of paying residents not to object to a zoning request.

Businesses celebrate with Navarre Beach Area Chamber

Written by Staff Reporters on November 3, 2022. Posted in Business, News.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on November 2, 2022. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

A big thank you to Bob and Carol Boston for remembering to bring their Navarre Press with them to Navarre, Ohio.

We used to have a lot more entries for “On the Road” with Navarre Press and we use to promote it more. If and when you go to somewhere notable, please bring your Navarre Press and we will put the picture in the paper.

Twelve Oakes Recovery Center celebrates 40 years of service

Written by Kaitie Kiger on November 2, 2022. Posted in Business.

Twelve Oaks Addiction Treatment Center opened its doors as a 36-bed campus on October 4, 1982.

Now, 40 years later, and the recovery center has grown to 102 beds and has expanded to specialize in Medically Assisted Treatment, primary mental health disorders, PTS, and dual diagnosis.

Twelve Oakes CEO and State Administrator Joe Holland has been with the center for eight years now and has watched the facility grow.

Navarre hoops standout Darius Cunningham focused on being best player he can be

Written by Brian Lester on November 2, 2022. Posted in Sports.

Darius Cunningham was inspired at a young age to play basketball. His dad played while in high school and also in military leagues.

“He’d show me his old high school game tapes on VHS. He had to dig those out of the attic,” Cunningham said with a laugh.

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.