Data needed for redistricting delayed
Blaming coronavirus-related delays, the U.S. Census Bureau announced Friday that data Florida lawmakers will use to redraw legislative and congressional boundaries won’t be delivered until September.
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Photo of the Day
Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Photos.
We LOVE and appreciate all our Photo of the Day submitters and our subscribers.
Happy Valentine’s Day Navarre!
Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Heather Fields.
Queens of the state! Raiders claim first title since 2018
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
They sat in a circle in one corner of the gymnasium waiting for the official crowning of a state champion. All the while the anticipation was building.
Seconds after their name was called, the Navarre Raiders erupted in jubilation, wearing smiles, sharing hugs and savoring the reality of a moment they had worked so hard to earn during a challenging season.
PAWS rescues 77 animals, finds others dead
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
Dead piglets and chickens in various states of decomposition. Hogs standing in 3 feet of their own feces and urine, feeding on the dead. Emaciated horses with open sores. No clean water. Horse skulls, jawbones and cow horns scattered across the filthy property.
COVID changes McGuire’s 5K but doesn’t cancel it
Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.
For the 44th year in a row, McGuire’s Irish Pub will host its St. Patrick’s Day 5K. This year’s will be on March 13.
But it may look and feel a lot different from previous runs, thanks to safety conditions imposed by the pandemic.
Navarre Beach, Pensacola Beach connected again
Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in News.
On Friday morning, the beach road, aka J Earle Bowden Way, Highway 399 opened to passenger vehicles for the first time since Hurricane Sally.
Peggy Self, a tourist from Indiana who has been staying on Navarre Beach for two weeks, was walking her dog when park officials opened the gate to traffic at 8 a.m. She said one Jeep and two cars were waiting at the gate to be the first to enjoy the scenic route. The drivers and passengers smiled as they drove through, Self said.
House seeks to tie school money to enrollment
Written by News Service of Florida on . Posted in Florida News.
House Republican leaders in the upcoming budget will seek to base public school funding on “actual enrollment,” after the state made a change this year that helped bolster districts financially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Navarre grad graduates from Coast Guard training
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Devin Beaulieu, a 2018 Navarre High School graduate, successfully completed eight weeks of U.S. Coast Guard basic military training and graduated from USCG Training Center Cape May with Company November-199, in Cape May, New Jersey.
Disappointed after watching BOCC meeting
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
There was a Santa Rosa Board Meeting last night. Presiding over the meeting were:
– Commissioner Sam Parker – District 1
– Commissioner Robert Cole – District 2
– Commissioner James Calkins – District 3
– Commissioner Dave Piech- District 4
– Commissioner Colten Wright – District 5
It’s on to the Sweet 16 for the Navarre Raiders
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
School history has never been sweeter for Navarre’s girls basketball team.
In their biggest moment of the season, the Raiders embraced it, making school history and a statement with a 71-42 win over Columbia Lake City Thursday night in a Region 1-6A quarterfinal.