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30-year ST ‘giant’ dons beret one last time
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Hurlburt Field – As a teenager, he grew up like most, listening and learning from his grandfather, an Air Force maintenance officer of 25 years.
Navarre missionaries break down walls in Cuba
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Walls, both physical and verbal, came down as 11 missionaries from Navarre First Assembly of God worked in the Cuban town of San Antonio De Los Baños to help rebuild a church more than 100 years old.
First-time fundraiser for Raider swim team a success
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
With the wind blowing, the waves a little choppy, but the sun shining bright on a chilly Sunday morning in mid-October, Navarre High’s first open water swim fundraiser went off without a hitch.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
There are lots of opportunities to get your “spook” on this week.
Support the zoning change for beach development
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
My name is Robert Orth and I am a local resident of Navarre, FL. I have called Navarre home all my life and lived here 29 years. I have seen the area grow from one grocery store and very little to no shopping available to four grocery stores and some good local shopping opportunities as well as some good restaurant choices preventing me from having to drive to Pensacola or Fort Walton to go out to eat. I have greatly appreciated the growth in my hometown and taking advantage of the opportunities to keep my dollars local. I am very excited for the new development to the East of Publix. There has been some commotion about changing the zoning of a parcel located in the middle of the Navarre Maritime Park on Navarre Beach. The developer is seeking to build a beautiful hotel, RV pads, a kayak and paddle board rental station, as well as a pool and club house. The parcel is currently zoned for a boat marina. I would much rather see a beautifully designed hotel and RV site than an eyesore of a marina in such a beautiful location. This will keep more of the local economy in the area, provide more tourism income, as well as create more jobs. I fully support the zoning change and encourage you to show your support as well by voting to change the zoning. Thank you for your time and I appreciate what you do for our local community. Have a great day!
Shooting for the moon in Navarre
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
The District 4 Master Plan has been revealed, and it is full of some great ideas: a plan for phasing in more walkability, new downtown friendly land development codes and lots of green space.
One vote matters
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
For years I’ve heralded one vote matters.
Kids Tag Art raises money for art class
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
This past week, Stan Nichols had the honor of presenting the school board with a check to be split between the county elementary schools, thanks to the Kids Tag Art program. Each distribution will go to the fifth-grade art program at the 14 Santa Rosa elementary schools to be used to purchase art supplies. The Tax Collector’s office Kids Tag Art Program has raised just under $54,000 since the program’s implementation in 2013.
Fear Forest frightens for a cause
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Leading up to Halloween night, Community of Christ church brought the fear last weekend during their annual Fear Forest.