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Navarre is freezing for a cause

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

The tradition of facing frigid water on the first day of the New Year has been in the U.S. for more than 100 years, starting in 1904 with the L Street Brownies Polar Plunge in Boston.

Navarre stretches win streak to 12 games

Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.

The Lady Raiders played two of their toughest rivals this week with their unbeaten streak on the line. The Raider offense scored three times against each opponent and the defense allowed only one goal in the two games.

25-year dream becomes a reality for Navarre resident

Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Community.

Navarre resident Eva Hale first visited Navarre from her native country of Sweden in 1988. “I had a niece and her family living here,” Hale said. “My brother and other members of my family had previously visited and I decided to see it for myself. I was hooked almost immediately. The people were friendly and the area was beautiful and warm. I traveled to other places in America, but I always came back to Navarre.”

Spreading love and encouragement from Navarre to Europe

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.

Not all foreign mission work is about going to the poorest nations to feed the destitute. Not all mission trips require the missionaries to abandon modern conveniences like electricity and plumbing. Not all mission work is about meeting people’s basic needs.