PSC vocational campus driving for I-10 industrial park
Santa Rosa County’s Northwest Florida Industrial Park @ I-10 may soon be home to a Pensacola State College (PSC) satellite campus.
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Townhome complex planned for 98
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Developer D.R. Horton plans to build 78 townhomes on 6 acres along U.S. Highway 98 in west Navarre, but the project will require special approval from the Santa Rosa County Zoning Board.
Up-and-down journey leads Nay to Blue Wahoos
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Mitch Nay had already hit a home run for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos, a solo shot that tied the game against the Mississippi Braves at 1-1 in the second inning. And now he was at the plate in the eighth, two outs against his team, which trailed 2-1 with two strikes against him.
Raiders make most of summer baseball opportunities
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Summer baseball ended last week, and as Navarre head coach Jon Boddy looks back on it, he’s pleased with the strides that have been made.
Summer Football Notebook: Raiders do their best to stay hydrated and beat the heat
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Sweat shows through the shirt of Navarre head coach Jay Walls and he’s not even out running plays on the sunbaked football field at Bennett C. Russell Stadium. All he’s doing is coaching.
With College World Series over, Matt Cronin’s next stop is collegiate national team
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Matt Cronin isn’t done playing baseball yet. His next stop is North Carolina. He arrived there this past weekend to join the Team USA College National team.
Quiet off the field, Dante Wright lets his playmaking skills speak for him on the field
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Dante Wright is humble and soft-spoken in interviews.
Brian Out Loud
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Navarre was represented on the big stage once again.
Hope matters for those battling Alzheimer’s
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When it comes to dealing with something as devastating as Alzheimer’s, a disease that afflicts 5.7 million Americans, hope is needed, even if it’s just a glimmer.
FWC grants provide big boost to lionfish research
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Lionfish continue to pose a threat to native wildlife and habitats in Florida.