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Slugs in search of meals and mates

Written by Les Harrison on March 11, 2021. Posted in More with Les, Opinion.

The lengthening days and cold fronts with lessening intensity are speeding up the activity of many plants, animals and fungi as spring approaches.

During this period of mostly moderate temperatures, the installation of ornamental plants and vegetable gardens is a popular activity. Garden centers are offering a variety of tender starter plants which are easily transplanted.

First shorebird nests discovered at national seashore

Written by Staff Reporters on March 11, 2021. Posted in Beach, News.

National Park Service biologists discovered the first shorebird nests of the season March 3.

Cheerleaders raise money by ‘egging’ yards

Written by Kaitie Kiger on March 11, 2021. Posted in Community.

Here comes Peter Cottontail.

The Navarre High School (NHS) cheerleaders will be transforming into Easter bunnies the night before Easter this year and leave many yards full of colorful eggs.

Man with feathers in his hair attacked, called ‘Indian giver’

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on March 11, 2021. Posted in Crime.

A man with feathers glued to his hair was stabbed in the throat during an altercation in Navarre about a bicycle.

Man batters down door to get to wife

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on March 11, 2021. Posted in Crime.

A Navarre man has been charged with burglary with assault and battery as well as criminal mischief for property damage after he allegedly kicked in the door to someone else’s apartment.

High school sports came to a halt one year ago this week

Written by Brian Lester on March 11, 2021. Posted in Sports.

When Navarre’s softball team walked off the field after its game against Gulf Breeze on March 12, 2020, it had no idea it would be the last time a game would be played that season.

The COVID-19 pandemic was only supposed to shut down schools for two weeks.

Families mourn pedestrian deaths along Highway 98

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on March 11, 2021. Posted in News.

Like many commuters, Robert Triplett Sr. used U.S. Highway 98 to get back and forth to work every day. But while hundreds of cars passed him, the 50-year-old Navarre man walked the eight-mile round trip.

Florida sees slowing of unemployment claims

Written by News Service of Florida on March 11, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

Florida continues to see a slowing of first-time unemployment claims, with applications last week the lowest since the coronavirus pandemic started a year ago and as more federal stimulus money is poised to flow to the state.

Lawmakers look to address ‘COVID slide’

Written by News Service of Florida on March 10, 2021. Posted in Florida News.

As the state’s standardized testing “season” looms for students, teachers and schools, proposals that would help accommodate for what is being called the “COVID slide” are receiving bipartisan support in the Florida Senate.

LOCAL LAWN EXPERT AUTHORS BOOK ON LAWN CARE

Written by Staff Reporters on March 10, 2021. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Local lawn expert Skip Orth, owner of Father and Son Pest and Lawn Solutions has published a book What Every Home Owner on the Emerald Coast Needs to Know About Lawn Care which is a compilation of his many years of experience at solving lawn problems!