A lot can happen in a week as this last week proves. While Navarre Press, including most of its editorial staff was in Sarasota for the Florida Press Association’s annual meeting, four new Holley by the Sea board members were selected.
Here’s your answer: After Navarre Press posted a “Since you asked” about the dunes being off limits for foot traffic, Becky Cunningham posted in the Facebook comments that there were rattlesnakes in the dunes. We followed up with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, whose spokesperson, Bekah Nelson, said that rattlesnakes can in fact make their homes in local sand dunes.
There’s a difference between passion and speaking mistruths, as Navarre Press reminds readers in this week’s edition.
At the June 22 Santa Rosa Board of County Commission meeting, District 3 Commissioner James Calkins announced that Santa Rosa County was the only one in the state that had not yet instituted the Guardian Program.
Do you ever just bring your guitar to Navarre Beach and jam? If so, send us pictures!
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by former Navarre Press employee Dani Stone of her husband Cody playing guitar during their recent Navarre Beach vacation.
Spring is here and that means blooming plants of many kinds. These are called pitcher plants and they are still blooming in some local wetlands areas.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Nick Phoenix at Coldwater Gardens.
For a fun feature on pitcher plants, make sure to check out the Community section of Navarre Press this Thursday.
Ever wonder what Navarre was like five years ago, or even 10 or 20?
Now you won’t have to wonder. Linda Murchison, who has collected and studied local history for decades, will be telling readers each week what the top stories were in the Navarre Press over the last 20 years.