A big weekend of camps is ahead at the University of West Florida in early July.
The Argos will host a Friday Night Lights camp on July 8 and then a Specialist Show Out camp on July 10. That same day, UWF will have a Sunday Night Showdown camp.
Heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding, particularly of low lying and urban areas, is possible beginning today, Wed., May 25, through the evening of Thurs., May 26 along with a tornado threat through Thursday morning, according to the US National Weather Service in Mobile.
There is also a high risk of rip currents along Navarre Beach through Friday night. Santa Rosa County Emergency Management officials are encouraging residents to monitor local weather reports and have multiple ways to receive weather warnings, especially overnight.
Traffic has long been a headache for Navarre residents, especially those who live on or visit Navarre Beach. To alleviate this issue, traffic lights have been installed on Navarre Beach.
The traffic lights stand at the corners of Gulf Blvd. and Navarre Causeway.
The Board of County Commissioners further discussed possible changes coming to Navarre Beach at their May 23 meeting, including a code enforcement officer and the run, walk and race policy.
In early April, the Tourist Development Council (TDC) discussed bringing in a code enforcement officer specifically for Navarre Beach.
Michael Sandle is on the bus with the Asheville Tourists, who are headed out on a Monday afternoon for a 173-mile trip over to Greensboro to play a series against the Grasshoppers.
These bus rides across the south to places like Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Rome, Georgia, are part of life in the minor leagues, but it’s a life the former Navarre Raider multi-sport star embraces.
Especially in 2019 when he took NCAA Division II football by storm and helped propel the University of West Florida football team to its first national championship.
A local animal outreach, A HOPE, works toward serving the animals in Santa Rosa County.
The focus of A HOPE, which stands for Animal Health Outreach Prevention Education, is to spay, neuter and vaccinate county animals at an affordable rate, whether that be for stray community cats or beloved family dogs.
