Homeschoolers dive into science at beach event
More than 100 homeschool children dipped their toes into science Friday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station.
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Dispute spotlights gap in tracking officials’ messages
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.
The current national Sunshine Week initiative (March 12-18) to educate the public about the importance of transparency in government finds Santa Rosa lagging in how it watchdogs officials’ mobile phone text messaging.
Trump administration deserves skepticism
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
In a recent column your publisher claimed that the Navarre Press was unbiased and then called out several other major news outlets for not positively reporting on the “Trump Bump” in the stock market.
Pensacola opens streets for Ciclovia
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Pensacola on March 25, don’t plan on driving. Instead, plan on walking, biking, skateboarding, jogging or whatever other method you perfer to be active. The largest street closure in the history of the city is planned for the first ever Pensacola Ciclovia (seek-low-VIA) Open Streets event.
New Gulf Breeze trail would encircle neighborhoods
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Gulf Breeze officials are planning a multi-use pedestrian and bike path that would ring most of the city’s neighborhoods west of Highway 98, comprising nearly 4 miles of paved, 10-foot-wide pathway.
Special Ops hosts Emerald Warrior 17
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Air Force Special Operations Command is hosting the annual Emerald Warrior exercise Feb. 27 – March 11. In its 10th iteration this year, the joint exercise provides pre-deployment readiness training for special operations, conventional and partner nation forces, and interagency elements in realistic combat scenarios.
Financial oversight of pier in question
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The estranged partners who manage Navarre Beach Pier agree on little these days, except that the other has stolen money from Coastal Concessions LLC’s Lagerheads restaurant.
Fishery council selects advisory panel
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
The target date for the end of the rebuilding of the red snapper stock in the Gulf of Mexico won’t be reached for another 14 years, and yet, the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council agrees with fishermen that the stock is healthier than it has been in the past.
Social Media Scavenger hunt teaches teens about dating violence
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Shelter House and Project Respect kicked off Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by hosting Quest 4 Respect, a social media scavenger hunt for teens. Dozens of young people dashed around Destin Commons Feb. 3 snapping pictures on Instagram. The pictures were based on clues that carried messages about healthy relationships and warning signs for unsafe relationships.
Tax vote decides 33 percent of school budgets
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
The school district is pushing for voters to renew the half cent sales tax in March, but just how much of their budget do they stand to lose if it were not renewed for another 10 years?