Ruck March remembers Special Tactics’ fallen
A trio of Air Force Special Tactics operators marched along U.S. Highway 98 through Navarre Monday morning along an 830-mile ruck march route from Lackland Air Force Base, Texas to Hurlburt Field.
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Lighthouse wins first state championship in convincing fashion
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Goals were set high for Lighthouse Private Christian Academy’s boys basketball team this season.
New council member seeks unity in Gulf Breeze
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Despite the recent upheaval in City of Gulf Breeze political circles, new council member J.B. Schluter foresees a local government that can quickly focus on solving problems and making improvements.
Musicians wanted for Tunes by the Dunes
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The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Tunes by the Dunes Committee is seeking musical acts for its 2019 concert series.
Five things to know: Tourist Development Council
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Focus for Santa Rosa County’s Tourist Development Council and tourism staff continues to be turned to improvements along the county’s biggest bed tax generator: Navarre Beach.
‘National security’ cited in traffic woes outside school
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One school has been bringing the logistics of an entire roadway and even a U.S. Air Force base to a halt each day.
Penalty kicks decide fate of Raiders in district final
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre and Niceville once again met in the district finals, squaring off with the trophy on the line Thursday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
Gulf Breeze scandal deepens as council digs out
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Nothing about politics seems to come easy in the City of Gulf Breeze these days.
Local farmers embrace technology, increased efficiency
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While farming is one of the world’s oldest professions, much has changed since the days of mules and horses pulling iron plows through the soil.
Kazoo ramps up excitement about reading
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Cheers erupted when Kazoo strolled into the cafeteria at West Navarre Intermediate School Monday morning.