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Home schooling breaks classroom boundaries

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Education.

More than 1,000 students in Santa Rosa County did not return to a traditional classroom Monday morning. Instead, they were at home, in special programs or even traveling across the world with their parents deciding the direction their education will take.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on February 7, 2019. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Great news! It seems that Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow on Groundhog day and we are in for an early spring! This week’s temperatures agree with his forecast. According to weather.com our highs in the 60s will continue right through the next 10 days or so with a few days getting into the 70s. The only downside to the beautiful temperatures is they will mostly be without sunshine – overcast days continue, with chances of rain.

Why we support the flyover

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Navarre has always been a destination for its inhabitants. From its first homestead to today’s families and visitors, people have come to Navarre to put their feet up and settle down.

Raiders win first state title in program history

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Community.

Anna Bagley hoped for a top three finish in the FHSAA Competitive Cheerleading State Championship meet.

Local duo lays groundwork for Togo mission

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Community.

It took 24 hours and four layovers for Navarre First Assembly of God missionaries Rachel Coggins and Becky Fleury to make their way to the impoverished regions of the African nation of Togo.

Japanese culture comes to Pensacola State College, Kiln Walk

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Community.

The silence in the crowded gallery was broken by a single, booming drumbeat.

Feline infection kills four at shelter

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Community.

Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter quarantined all cats in their care last week and halted intake and adoptions after a sudden death of an adult feline.

New chamber board sets sights on future of business

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Business.

Seven new board members officially joined the leadership team for the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Saturday as they took the oath of office during the Boots and Bling Annual Awards Banquet and Installation Gala.

Views clash on details of beach path upgrade

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in Beach.

Navarre Beach’s multiuse path could be seeing a makeover, but just what that will look like is up for debate before the Tourist Development Council (TDC) this week.

Forest Bay Estates under wetlands scrutiny

Written by Staff Reporters on February 7, 2019. Posted in News.

Roughly 100 acres of discrepancy was more than neighbors and county commissioners could swallow, at least not without a closer look.

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