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Dear Members, Holley-Navarre Water System, Inc.

It’s past time for me to tell my side of the story.  I have not responded to the chaos posted on Facebook and articles in the South Santa Rosa News because of my fiduciary responsibility to the Holley Navarre Water System, Inc., and you, the membership.  That responsibility is to act in the best interest of the corporation at all times, which I take seriously.  Delaying my reply has been at a personal cost, as my honor and ethics were targeted, disparaged and vilified.

Out and About

Congratulations to Juana’s Pagodas for being in the Top 10 Best Florida Beach Bar competition for 2018. They won last year – and we are proud they are in the Top 10 this year. The Rudzkis do so much for our community and they really are the best beach bar. I know this – there isn’t a better place anywhere to see a spectacular sunset on Navarre Beach than Juana’s.

Pay $500 for the privilege of promoting a brand

Great brands start with the question why. Why does this brand exist? Great brands are purposeful and authentic. They are responsive and transparent. Great brands are meant to be used as a communication tool, evoking some sort of memory or feeling in people. This is why the Navarre community loved its old beach sign so much. To this community, that old beach sign meant something.

Celebrating National Small Business Week

From stay-at-home mothers selling handmade fashions to one-of-a-kind restaurants serving up authentic cuisine to a professional service firm boasting some of the highest employment numbers in the county, small business takes on many different shapes in Navarre.  

The birds are back in town

Navarre Beach’s feathery migrators have returned for another nesting season. Black skimmers with their long, snap-trap-like beaks and squeaking, scissor-winged least terns have flown the hundreds of miles from South America to once again lay their eggs in colonies along the beaches of Navarre Beach.

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