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Navarre man exposes himself, harasses neighbor says Sheriff’s Office

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Crime, News.

A Navarre man is behind bars after repeatedly harassing his neighbor in her yard, one time while completely nude. Thomas Phillip, 60, was arrested after Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office investigated a pattern of behavior all caught on video by the victim, Phillip’s neighbor.

According to the arrest report, the incident began on Sept. 17, when a Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Deputy responded to the 8100 block of Molina St. in Navarre for a mentally ill person.

Dry, windy weather in forecast, fire danger increases

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

The Florida Forest Service’s Blackwater Forestry Center is issuing words of warning for anyone considering any outdoor burning activities in the coming days: Use extreme caution or simply don’t do it.

According to the Florida Forest Service, it has been more than two weeks since most of the three-county area (Escambia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties) has seen rainfall and wildfire danger is on the rise. Add to that a forecast calling for increased winds and low humidity for the next three days and firefighters are bracing for the possibility of significant fire activity.

Hurricane to cause local weather impacts

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

At this time, Hurricane Ian is not projected to hit our area, but that doesn’t mean it won’t have an impact.

The latest update from US National Weather Service Mobile says that while Hurricane Ian is expected to generally stay east of this area of the Florida Panhandle, Northwest Florida will still see some impacts.

SRCAS receives grant funding for community cat program

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County Animal Services has received a $25,000 grant from Florida Animal Friend to assist with the community cat program.

The program provides free or reduced-cost neuter/spay for community cats. This funding will allow free neuter/spay and rabies vaccination services for up to 500 cats in Santa Rosa County communities. Participants can begin scheduling appointments Sat., Oct. 1.

Navarre does its job in Homecoming win over Leon

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

With all the distractions and extra activity that comes with Homecoming week, Navarre’s football team stayed focused on the task at hand.

On a picture-perfect fall evening inside a Bennett C. Russell Stadium rocking with excitement, energy,  and cheering fans, the Raiders dominated all three phases of the game in a 38-7 win over Leon.

Remembering John Richardson

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.

In his own unique way, John Richardson will forever be a state champion.

After the Navarre Raiders added another championship in girls weightlifting a handful of years ago, head coach Garrett Bagley had an extra medal and knew exactly who he wanted to give it to. The decision to give it to John, a long-time sportswriter at the Navarre Press, was without question.

Raider volleyball team rallies to knock off Crusaders

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

When Mackenzie England tipped the ball over the net to put Navarre ahead by a point in a tense and thrilling final set of a showdown with Pensacola Catholic last Thursday night, the Raider senior knew the team was right where it wanted to be.

“We had so much adrenaline after we got the lead. Our energy picked up even more and we took off from there,” England said.

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