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Out and About

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Santa Rosa County is the only county in the panhandle that did not have any Gulf drownings between Memorial Day and Labor Day, according to Navarre Beach Fire Rescue Chief Danny Fureigh. Kudos to the Navarre Beach Fire Department for having the vision to ask the county to take over the difficult task of guarding Navarre Beach.

Koch enjoying fresh start with Raider swim team

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Grace Koch nearly gave up on swimming after last season. But a new state and a new team revived her passion for a sport she’s been involved in since fourth grade.

Koch’s dad is an assistant coach on the Navarre Raider softball team, so Koch ended up moving to Florida from Texas. She’s happy with the decision.

Raiders continued to put in work last week despite canceled game

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Navarre wraps up its typical Thursday morning practice just before 8:30 a.m. and while the Raiders knew there would be no game on Friday night against Warren Easton, that didn’t change their attitude or approach to practice.

“It hasn’t stopped us from working,” senior quarterback Kyle Chambers said. “We still have Milton to prepare for. We can’t take any time off.”

Brian Out Loud

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

In some ways the high school football world mirrors the current state of the job market in this country.

While there isn’t pay involved, a need to go to an open interview, or even a sign-on bonus available, there is an opportunity for teams to fill a void if they happen to have one.

Walnut trees have what they need to survive in the wild

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

Juglans nigra, as black walnuts are botanically identified, is a native tree with a variety of features and uses valued by humanity. The southern range of this tree is the non-coastal zones in counties of north Florida and is not adapted to coastal environs with sandy alkaline soils. It grows in the wild and planted […]

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