Camp helps lay foundation for future of Navarre’s girls basketball program
Non-stop action up and down the court highlights the final day of the youth basketball camp at Navarre.
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Caballero brings speed, dependability to the table in Raiders’ passing attack
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Quinn Caballero caught his first touchdown pass of the year last November in Navarre’s regional semifinal loss to St. Augustine.
Brian Out Loud
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Celebrating the Fourth of July won’t be the only big event in Cleveland this summer.
Faith and self-confidence carry McElroy through the ups and downs of baseball
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
C.J. McElroy waits for his turn to hit during batting practice on an almost unbearably hot afternoon in Pensacola. When he finally gets his shot, he makes the opportunities count, consistently knocking balls into the outfield.
All-Star game gives Navarre athletes one last chance to play high school baseball
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Cade Taylor and Ryan Cocker are playing college baseball next year, but Thursday night they had one last chance to experience life as high school athletes.
Raising awareness critical in battle against Alzheimer’s
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Alzheimer’s disease facts and figures are stunning enough to drop your jaw.
Hammel turns cycling into one of his passions
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Bill Hammel wishes he could be outside riding his bike on this evening in early June.
Wounded Warrior finds purpose in sharing story
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Eglin Air Force Base – From where she was seated in the helicopter, Burkel could see they descended below the blast protection walls and remembers wondering why they didn’t land. Then things went ‘sideways.’
Faith serves as foothold in climb out of addiction
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At age 16 Christopher Dykes walked away from the church without looking back. As he launched out into independence, he also launched into experimentation with illegal substances.
The penalties for not supporting Williamson
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The penalties are stiff for not supporting our current commissioner Williamson – just ask Jack Sanborn. He found out the hard way. The maestro of manipulation orchestrated a move during the board of county commission meeting Monday to remove longtime Tourist Development Council member Jack Sanborn from the TDC. It wasn’t even on the agenda. His instrumentalists marched up to the podium one by one.