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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on October 26, 2022. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

I’m on the road a lot between the Milton, Crestview and Navarre offices and I love listening to Podcasts.

I should be able write off my car as a rolling university, but I’m sure the IRS wouldn’t go for that. I recently listened to Chris Wark of ChrisBeatsCancer.com on a podcast that caught my attention because I thought it was about Breast Cancer awareness month.

With song, ‘Pills,’ local country singer looks to inspire change

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on October 26, 2022. Posted in Community.

Music can have an enormous impact.

Songs can raise awareness of an issue such as Creedence Clearwater Revival’s anti-war anthem “Fortunate Son,” reflect an evolving society such as Bob Dylan’s “Times They Are A-Changin,” raise money for a worthy cause like Live Aid in 1985, and some music can inspire people on a personal level.

District title, playoff berth on line in Beach Bowl

Written by Brian Lester on October 26, 2022. Posted in Uncategorized.

Few rivalries compare to the Beach Bowl.

Navarre and Gulf Breeze will write the latest chapter of what has become an annual rivalry game this Friday night in Gulf Breeze.

No room for complacency for Raider girls weightlifting team

Written by Brian Lester on October 26, 2022. Posted in Sports.

Early morning. Music blaring. The sound of weights clanking.

It’s just another day in the weight room for the reigning 3A state champion Navarre girls weightlifting team.

Student sections bring passion, school spirit to Friday night lights

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on October 25, 2022. Posted in Education.

Sports are exciting enough, but when you add the roar of a crowd, they can become magical.

Student sections play a significant role in raising school spirit and creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere at high school sports events. Sometimes they can even impact a game through homefield advantage.

One in eight

Written by Staff Reporters on October 25, 2022. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

In September 2020, she found a lump in her breast.

She was taking a shower like any other day. She wasn’t examining herself, she just felt it. She immediately burst into to tears because in some ways, this was the day she had been dreading since 1995.

For God’s Sake: Sending back the grammar-checking software

Written by Michael Bannon on October 25, 2022. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

I downloaded grammar-checking software recently, and I am having regrets.

The software scrutinizes everything on my computer screen, and I mean EVERYTHING, highlighting what it deems to be grammatical errors. It is like having someone peering over your shoulder and constantly criticizing your work.

Meet Jamel Boast: Navarre UMC worship director

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on October 25, 2022. Posted in Faith.

Worship music at a church can help uplift people and open more doors when it comes to reaching out to the community about a church’s message.

For Navarre United Methodist Church, worship music plays a vital role in creating an environment where people want to hear the message of Christ and celebrate it.

Titus Perea gives triathlon a shot

Written by Brian Lester on October 25, 2022. Posted in Community.

Titus Perea plays basketball and runs cross-country and track. He’s pretty good at those sports. Turns out, he’s not bad at competing in triathlons either.

The 9-year-old Coastline Calvary Christian student did his first one earlier this month on Navarre Beach, completing the Zarzaur Law Sea Turtle Youth Triathlon in under 20 minutes.

Local entrepreneur brings new soda to ‘Pensa-Cola’

Written by Kaitie Kiger on October 25, 2022. Posted in Business.

About 6 years ago, local musician and entrepreneur Jonathan Ivey had an epiphany idea for a play on words product for northwest Florida.

This October, his dream became a reality when he launched his own orange-lavender-flavored soda called Pensa-Cola.