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As sea turtle nesting winds down, Turtle Center looks to fall season

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

With the sea turtle nesting season ending in October, the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center is looking forward to the fall and next year. Over the summer, as she does every summer, NBSTCC founder and director Cathy Holmes has kept track of sea turtles nesting along Navarre Beach through the Navarre Beach Turtle Patrol.

Navarre High announces Homecoming Court

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.

Navarre’s Homecoming Court for 2022 has been announced.

The king will be named at Friday’s pep rally and the queen will be announced at the football game between Navarre and Leon Friday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.

For God’s Sake: The COMPASS core value statement champions ‘grace giving’

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

“All you preachers ever talk about is money,” a man complained having just sat through my once-a-year sermon on giving.

Clearly, giving was a sensitive subject for that man, as it is for many. It seems that all the preaching on giving, including the televangelists’ shameless shakedowns, is balled together and attributed to every preacher.

Navarre resident takes her shot at Hollywood

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community.

Seeing yourself on the big screen or on television is a lifelong dream for many, and one Navarre resident is pursuing that dream.

Twanetta Pope, 25, has always loved movies and TV. She moved to Navarre when she was seven, graduating from Navarre High School in 2015.

Extra work fuels Lily-ana Campbell’s success

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports, Uncategorized.

Lily-ana Campbell was driven to be her best for Saturday’s Wildcat Invitational at the Pensacola State Milton Campus.

“I busted my butt during practice this week,” Campbell said. “The past few weeks it was tough getting going, but this week I was just able to go hard.”

Long-awaited win over rival on hold for Navarre Raider volleyball team

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Julia Irmen could almost reach out and touch how close Navarre was to changing the narrative of its volleyball match against rival Gulf Breeze in a near-packed gymnasium.

All the Raiders had to do was finish out the opening set. And they almost did. They had the lead late, up 22-17 and then 23-19, but when it came time to close the deal, they fell a little short last Thursday.

Brian Out Loud

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

I still remember my first week at the Navarre Press and the time I reached out to Navarre girls soccer coach Rob Simon about getting stats on his team as it prepared for a tournament game.

He shared the stats but also noted in his email that John Richardson, a freelance writer for our paper, is “their guy” when it comes to girls soccer coverage.

Sczesny inspired to swim her best

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Claire Sczesny started swimming in middle school. Though she’s taken a few breaks here and there from the sport, it’s been something she has put a lot of time and effort into over the years.

Her sister, Olivia, a former Navarre Raider swimmer, helped encourage her to get into the sport.

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