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Long-tailed skipper and butterfly pea add color to panhandle’s early autumn.

Written by Les Harrison on . Posted in More with Les, Opinion.

“Eat your vegetables,” is the anthem of almost every parent during mealtime when juveniles are involved.

For one set of butterfly parents in Santa Rosa County, there has never been the need to entice their young to consume the peas. The long-tailed skipper’s larva is known for an appetite which focuses on a variety of pea species, along with a few others.

Sixth graders build and test bridges for stability

Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Education.

It’s not every day that you build a bridge with popsicle sticks in science class. Recently, East Bay K-8 sixth graders did just that.

“The students were given the task to build a prototype bridge (engineering & design) that would be used to connect two cities together that was separated by a river, and was 50 kilometers apart,” East Bay K-8 Earth/Space Science teacher Joseph D. Pritchard said.

Animal rescuers are an inspiration

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in Opinion, Wise Words.

Since I last wrote this column, I have become the proud – if uncertain – owner of a rescued bearded dragon youngster. Rescued implies some dramatic heroism on my part, which is simply not the case.

Elbie, short for L.B., which is short for Little Beardie, had a lovely first few months of his youth with a Crestview family.

Transition Complete?

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

The Democrat party for several decades has operated with policies to transform the county from a constitutional republic to a socialist state. We are on the precipice of the completion of the transition.

Out and About

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

We just wrapped up the 9th annual fishing rodeo and we are already looking forward to next year which will be our ten-year anniversary of the rodeo.

The next Navarre Fishing Rodeo will take place on October 1 and 2, 2022. (kind-of rhymes) I’ve been involved with the rodeo since the inception so I can say, with confidence, this wasn’t my first rodeo.

For God’s Sake: Taking joy in watching people develop a heart for worshiping God

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

“Michael, lead us in another one of those familiar, old hymns,” the pastor said in the middle of a worship service. I was gripped with fear because I didn’t know any other hymns than those we had just sung, but there was no avoiding his request.

I was the church’s new minister of worship, thrust into that position, so it seemed to me, with no other qualification than I was a musician.

Lighthouse plays first game in new stadium

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Playing its first game on campus in school history last Friday night, Lighthouse Private Christian Academy fell short in its bid to upset the reigning 1A state champions.

The Stingrays lost 9-0 to sixth-ranked Baker.

Scott Murphy has done a bit of everything as Navarre AD

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Scott Murphy knew when he was in college the odds were stacked against him to one day play Major League Baseball.

But while playing college ball at Tulane, the current Navarre High School Athletic Director had a chance to pitch against future big leaguers and jokes that he played a part in their ability to make it as a pro, including San Francisco Giants great Will Clark.

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