United Way seeks relevancy during holidays
The embattled United Way of Santa Rosa is open for business, though not quite as usual.
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Bridge contract grows as cracks await repair
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The price of the new Pensacola Bay Bridge has recently gone up as the Florida Department of Transportation awaits promised repairs to cracks in the work already done.
Bear struck by cars on 98
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Two vehicles struck a black bear on westbound U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Confident and determined, Raiders ready for season ahead
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Heady Abby Fogg has seen a difference in her Navarre girls basketball team as it gears up for the season ahead.
Navarre nearly shuts out Pace as it advances to regional semifinal
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If a description had to be written about the mood inside the Navarre locker room Friday night, businesslike would be the most fitting word.
New classifications, playoff format on horizon for FHSAA members
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Over the next two years, the Florida High School Athletic Association will take a different approach to district play and the playoff system in basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball.
Brian Out Loud
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We sometimes lose sight of logic in situations. We overcomplicate matters that have no reason to be complicated at all.
Randolph burst onto scene as a go-to receiver and leader for the Argonauts in 2018
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His numbers on the stat sheet have been impressive. But then, Quentin Randolph always knew he could be a go-to receiver for the University of West Florida Argonauts.
Glamping offers a different take on camping
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Camping is a popular outdoor activity, but for those who don’t want to rough it in the traditional sense, there is an alternative.
AFSOC leadership visits Invisible Wounds Center
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Eglin Air Force Base – On Oct. 29, Lt. Gen. Brad Webb, commander of Air Force Special Operations Command, visited and showed his support for the Invisible Wounds Center, which enables service members to remain ready and resilient to carry out operations.