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Thank you for coverage

In response to Brian Out Loud!  Dec. 22, I’d like to voice appreciation to Brian Lester and the Navarre Press for the continued and focused coverage of our high school sports. Brian is diligent in his coverage of high school sporting events and always does a great job in the write up and photos. In reading the press on my son, Austin, in the last weeks of his senior cross-country season, it’s a realization of how fast these high schoolers’ four years go by!  Being in The Navarre Press makes their achievements extra special. Thanks for covering all the Navarre athletes and high school activities.

The flooding conundrum in Holley by the Sea

Navarre Press reporter Rob Johnson asked Bob Hutchison, a longtime resident of Holley by the Sea and vice president of its homeowners group, for his thoughts and ideas about the flooding threat in that community. He began by recounting some of the development’s history.

Out and About

This Friday is the opening game for the Pensacola Ice Flyers’ 2016-2017 season.  The Ice Flyers will raise their championship banner and receive their 2016 championship rings.  Navarre Press has tickets for our All-Access subscribers.  You can call our office to subscribe and receive 2 tickets to the game.

Out and About

I am very proud of the Navarre Press staff with the outcome of our 18 awards presented last week in Sarasota. However, the awards we received were for our work in 2015. We are much better now in 2016 because we are always getting better. We don’t have time to rest on our laurels – and what fun would that be anyway? While it is nice to be recognized, we don’t do what we do for the awards. We have a passion for informing our community and we live by our core value of “excellence is our ordinary.”  Recognition is just icing on the cake. Maybe next week we will share with you some of the things we learned from our sessions. Better yet, we will show you in the weeks and months to come.

Civics is a hard nut to crack

The Navarre Press asked residents and participants of the Adult Civics Class questions from an average middle-school civics course. There answers ranged from spot on to left of field.

Shana motivates women to fitness success

A familiar name and face is returning to the Health page of Navarre Press.  Some of our readers may remember Shana Roberson, who contributed some great stories to the pages of the community newspaper.  Roberson will now lend her writing talents to the Health page, giving her insights into eating right, getting active and living an overall happier life.

What would our ancestors do?

Hello and thank you for reading this new column. My name is Shana Roberson. I’m a wife and mother of three, a veteran and a fitness professional. My job is to empower and encourage folks to live a healthier and happier life. It’s my God-given calling and I thoroughly enjoy it so I was thrilled when Navarre Press decided to give me a chance to perhaps help readers to do the same.

Out and About

Believe it or not – this is the last Thursday of August. The next Navarre Press will be dated September 1. Time flies when you are having fun – and even if you aren’t. Lucky for us – we are having fun!

Injunction malfunction

Do you know the easiest way to tell when you are getting oh so close to the truth?  When the company you are making nervous files an injunction against you to attempt to silence the truth.  It happened last week.  Holley-Navarre Water System filed an injunction against Navarre Press and Sandi Kemp to prevent us from talking about certain things.

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