Sophia Bucinell sports eclipse fashion for the day of the event.
While some schools banned their teachers and students from watching the eclipse, Navarre High School teachers jumped in with both feet.
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Region’s largest solar farm project producing power
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Solar eclipses are not the only thing putting the sun in headlines this week. Representatives from Gulf Power, local military bases and Coronal Power flipped the giant ceremonial switch Tuesday on the Gulf Coast Solar Center Portfolio.
Fire district assessment ignites citizen concerns
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Notices for Holley-Navarre Fire District’s non-ad valorem assessments are arriving in mailboxes, and some property owners are expressing concerns about the listed dollar amounts.
Accident slows traffic on 98
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Six people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries in an accident Wednesday morning that slowed eastbound traffic along U.S. Highway 98 in Midway, according to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol.
Navarre senior studies medicine at FSU summer program
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Navarre High School senior Dylan Porter, 16, has his sights set on becoming a doctor. Attending Florida State University’s College of Medicine Summer Institute this summer has solidified that dream for him.
Resource Fair offers special connections
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Sensational Friends, a local group dedicated to serving special needs families, rounded out their Summer Fun event series with a Resource Fair at the Navarre Library.
Chaplain candidates participate in internship
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Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi – About 20 years ago, an African Methodist Episcopal pastor placed his hands on a 7-year-old boy’s forehead. After a moment of reflection, he prophesied the boy would be a man of God. Today that boy is now 2nd Lt. William Hammond, an Air Force chaplain candidate completing his Master of Divinity.
Base, civilian agencies respond in remote active shooter training
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Eglin Air Force Base – The 20th Space Control Squadron Airmen led the first joint Walton County Sheriff’s Office and Eglin first responders to conduct active shooter training here, June 27.
What’s different about functional medicine?
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Last week we discussed the rising trend of functional medicine. But what can you expect if you head over to an appointment with a functional medicine practitioner? What makes it different than your average primary care appointment?
Partnership gives cigarette butts new purpose
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When volunteers swarm Navarre Beach to collect garbage each month, cigarette butts often fill their collection buckets. Thousands of these burned, squished and tossed pieces of trash are left on the beach to eventually wash into the Gulf of Mexico.