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Evans named Navarre Press editor

Written by Daniel Evans on April 19, 2024. Posted in News.

Sandpaper Publishing announces the addition of Daniel Evans to the team. Evans will serve as the managing editor for three publications, Crestview News Bulletin, Santa Rosa Press Gazette and Navarre Press. While he will be present in all our locations, his home base will be the Milton office on Commerce Rd.

Thanks to Navarre Press staff

Written by Staff Reporters on January 12, 2022. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

Just a little thank you to all the staff at Navarre Press for the continued balanced and timely reporting on our local news.

Navarre Press owner and partner acquire Milton, Crestview papers

Written by Staff Reporters on January 3, 2022. Posted in News.

Effective January 2022, the Santa Rosa Press Gazette in Milton and the Crestview News Bulletin in Crestview are under new ownership.

Through a partnership between Sandi Kemp of Navarre Press and Todd Neves of Neves Media, the two papers will be two separate companies operated effectively immediately as a weekly print edition and a daily online website. Kemp, who founded Navarre Press more than 20 years ago, said the newspapers will focus on sharing local news, sports and feature coverage news important to each community.

Meet Archer, the service dog who works at Navarre Press

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on November 9, 2021. Posted in Healing Paws.

On my first day at Navarre Press in 2020, I met Archer, along with all of my other coworkers.

Archer, a Labrador mix, is a working dog who spends most of his days dozing on a bed behind bookkeeper Bethany Stafford’s desk. He dreams and twitches. Sometimes you can hear his tail beat the floor. On what is a “bad dog” day for the working boy, he hopefully approaches a coworker wanting to “make a friend.”

Navarre Press works hard to make content worth your money

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on November 3, 2021. Posted in Opinion, Wise Words.

Whenever I talk to my kids – or anyone else’s kids – about the future, I encourage them to find jobs they enjoy. You can work a job for a paycheck only so long before your soul dies a little.

I know, that sounds dramatic, but it’s true. Or at least it has been for me.

Bear cruises by Navarre Press, Dollar General

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on September 17, 2021. Posted in News.

Bears are typically more active after dark, but in the fall they are frequently more visible during daylight hours as they seek out the 20,000 calories a day needed to see them through the winter. Please report bear sightings to the Northwest Regional Office at 850-265-3676.

Navarre Press continues winning streak

Written by Brian Lester on July 22, 2021. Posted in News.

Like Tom Brady moving from the AFC to the NFC and still finding a way to win the Super Bowl, the Navarre Press moved into a higher division at the Florida Press Association Weekly Newspaper Contest and didn’t miss a beat.

Navarre Press Job Openings

Written by Sandpaper Marketing on May 12, 2021. Posted in Job Board.

Open Positions ReporterGeneral News ReporterThe successful candidate is intellectually curious, enjoys watchdog journalism, and can work under tight deadlines. Our ideal reporter knows how to jump on breaking news for both print and digital platforms while also juggling planned stories and long-term enterprise projects. This person also is persistent and skilled at cultivating sources to […]

Dear Editor, Navarre Press

Written by Staff Reporters on July 13, 2017. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

Another Fourth, thanks be to God and those men and women who gave their lives for freedom.

To the Editor, Navarre Press,

Written by Staff Reporters on July 13, 2017. Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.

Many residents living in Northwest Florida are not aware that Pensacola Beach was once for “whites only.” At that time among the few beaches accessible to African-Americans was what is now known as Johnson Beach at Perdido Key. Since 1973, it has officially been called the Gulf Islands National Seashore. And yet Rosamond Johnson Beach has retained its name and for good reason.