A bounce- back win for Navarre’s girls soccer team, another big win for the Raider girls basketball team and a close loss for the Navarre boys basketball team. Those were the storylines from Tuesday night.
Cici Buffalino scored a pair of goals in Navarre’s 3-1 win over West Florida Tech at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
The Santa Rosa grand jury indicted John Patrick Guillebeau Dec. 14 on a charge of first-degree premeditated murder for his alleged role in the death of Navarre Beach resident Victor Trial.
This holiday season, Krewe of Lafitte, Astro Lincoln, Pensacola Blue Wahoos, WKRG News 5, and Manna Food Pantries invite the public to Pack the Pirate Ship with healthy nonperishable food donations for our neighbors in need in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties
After taking a break from the stage and red curtains last school year due to the pandemic, Navarre High School Drama Department has returned to the spotlight.
Jolly Saint Nick and the Holley-Navarre Fire District paid a visit to West Navarre Primary School on the morning of Dec. 15. Santa Claus arrived sitting on top of a firetruck to the sound of hundreds of students singling “Jingle Bells” as he passed.
The 823rd REDHORSE squadron will conduct monthly training Dec. 16 consisting of approximately four detonations starting around 8 a.m. The detonations may cause local residents to hear or feel the vibrations from these charges. The charges will continue throughout the day. The training will occur at the Hurlburt Field Range.
REDHORSE officials advise if the humidity is high or if there is cloud coverage, the effects can seem louder and closer than on clear days.
Portraying proposed changes to the Santa Rosa County comprehensive land-use plan as a significant threat to potable water safety and supply, the Holley-Navarre Waste System board of directors decided to intensify the utility’s opposition campaign to the plan that would permit borrow pit expansion.
The League of Women Voters of Florida is spreading the word about the voting rights restored to certain persons with felony convictions under Florida’s Amendment 4 (2018).