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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on February 3, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Although my editor just shared with me that a recent survey indicated that each Floridians drank an average of 813 alcoholic beverages in 2020, this week’s Navarre Press has a lot more to do with drinking water.

However, it is related because we need good drinking water to make alcoholic beverages.

The British Eatery food truck to serve authentic fish and chips

Written by Brian Lester on February 3, 2021. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Mark your calendars now because The British Eatery food truck is parking at Harvest Village Feb. 13 and bringing a taste of the United Kingdom to Navarre.

The British Eatery food truck will be right outside of The British Pedlar next Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. serving authentic fish and chips, battered sausage and other British cuisine.

Artists, business sponsors needed for 2021 concert series

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on February 3, 2021. Posted in Business.

The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is planning its popular Tunes By The Dunes Free Summer Concert Series, which did not take place in 2020 due to COVID concerns.

The series is held at the Sand Crab Pavilion, which is east of the Navarre Pier.

Navarre Beach Fishing Pier to get long-awaited restroom

Written by Staff Reporters on February 3, 2021. Posted in News.

The Navarre Beach Fishing Pier’s new restroom facilities are ready for installation.

After several years of delays, the last hurdle to installation of the new restroom are minor repairs to the portable facility.

Property insurance changes backed in Senate

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on February 3, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

Amid problems in Florida’s property-insurance market, a Senate committee Tuesday backed a controversial proposal that could lead to many policyholders picking up more of the tab for roof damage and limit attorney fees in insurance disputes.

Cruise industry recovery likely to be long haul

Written by News Service of Florida on February 3, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

“Significant” passenger cruise operations might not return to Florida waters for another year or longer as fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic continues, according to a port-industry lobbying group.

Militia card: everything to some, piece of paper to others

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on February 2, 2021. Posted in News.

It means everything or nothing, depending on who you ask.

The Santa Rosa County website includes a copy of a card that individuals can print out and sign that identifies them as members of the Santa Rosa County Militia. The bearer, according to the card, is an “official member of the SRC Militia” and “thereby entitled to all rights and benefits accorded.”

Letter: Thanks for voting no

Written by Staff Reporters on February 2, 2021. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

Thank you to Commission (Dave) Piech and Commissioner (Colten) Wright for voting NO regarding lifting protections for the borrow pits and our drinking water!

To Commissioners (Bob) Cole, (Sam) Parker and (James) Calkins: Please, at least one of you reverse your vote. You are taking absurd chances with our drinking water.

Wendy Victora Rudman: Much lost, much gained during pandemic

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on February 2, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Wise Words.

As we approach the one-year anniversary of COVID changing our lives in almost every way possible, we could focus on the negative.

We have all lost something in the last 12 months. Some have lost people they loved, including one of their parents.

DeSantis, legislative leaders take aim at tech firms

Written by News Service of Florida on February 2, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to set penalties and allow the state and members of the public to file lawsuits against five tech giants he says are imposing arbitrary, monopolistic rules mostly focused on the discourse of Republicans.