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Dig into Cajun crawfish at Where Y’at’s new location

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, On the Menu.

Where’s Where Y’at Seafood at? As of a few months ago, Where Y’at Seafood Market and Restaurant is located on Highway 87 and they are loving their new spot.

“The one thing now that we didn’t have before is indoor seating, so that’s a big plus,” said owner T-Paul Ruiz. “We’re ecstatic. We love having more space.”

Out and About

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

For two months, officials and citizens have been asking for county commissioners to reconsider the proposed repeal of some key wellfield protections.

These same concerned folks were hoping agencies like the Department of Environmental Protection of the Northwest Florida Water Management District would review the proposal and nix it.

UPDATE: Beach road to reopen Friday

Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in News.

UPDATE Thursday, 1:39 p.m.: Gulf Islands National Seashore officials will reopen the J. Earle Bowden Way, Highway 399 at 8 a.m. tomorrow to passenger vehicles, according to a press release sent out Thursday afternoon. Opal Beach day use loop D pavilions, restrooms and parking lot will also reopen. Temporary repairs to the road are sufficiently complete to safely reopen the road until the project to implement permanent repairs gets underway later this year.

Wellfield repeal plan to be taken off table

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.

Santa Rosa County Board of Commissioners unofficially unanimously committed at their monthly work session to vote against the repeal of some key wellfield protections that many felt would endanger the county’s drinking water.

Letter: Time to take our land back

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

I grew up in Mobile. Navarre was our most favorite secluded beach. In the 60s, my family would vacation in Destin.

By the early 70s, my friends and I had driver’s licenses and when it was just us guys wanting to spend a few days away camping and fishing, we always went to Navarre Beach.

Bridge renaming issue flares up at board meeting

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.

Community efforts to rename portions of the Navarre Beach Bridge or dedicate portions of the roadway continue. 

During the public comment portion of Tuesday’s Board of County Commission work session, resident Tony Hughes updated commissioners on a local group’s efforts to do a memorial dedication for the Navarre Causeway in honor of Air Commandos in general, and specifically Medal of Honor recipient (posthumous) MSgt. John Chapman, USAF.

Help may be on the way for beach crew

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in Beach.

Crews that keep Navarre Beach maintained for locals and visitors may soon have a little help.

The Tourist Development Council, which met without a quorum Feb. 4, discussed the need for equipment to help the workers move sand under structures and off structures.

Challenging season draws to a close for Raider soccer team

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

That “mental Goliath” Navarre first-year boys soccer coach James Baccarini refers to as Niceville wasn’t slayed on a rainy and chilly Friday night at the Ashton Brosnaham Complex in Pensacola.

Navarre had an opportunity to do it. It struck first against the Eagles in a District 1-6A semifinal but couldn’t hold on as it went on to fall 2-1 and see its 2020-21 season come to an end.

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