A look at Navarre Beach’s summer visitor traffic
With the end of Labor Day comes the unofficial end of summer. For Navarre Beach, this usually means a decline in the number of visitors and people staying at hotels and rentals.
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Navarre restaurant to open second location at former Grover T’s building in Milton
Written by Marlo Scafe on . Posted in Business, News.
For months, the former Grover T’s location in Milton has sat vacant, but it won’t be empty much longer.
Roundtable tries to clear up Navarre incorporation questions
Written by Daniel Evans on . Posted in News.
There’s less than a month until a straw poll is held on whether or not Navarre residents want to incorporate, a process that has been complicated — and probably a tad confusing — for many in the community.
Navarre’s Payton Robinson talks football and fishing
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Payton Robinson had a chance to play on the offensive line for Navarre as a freshman. He admits it was a little nerve-wracking at first.
Tough night at Mosley for Navarre Raider football team
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Josh Wilson wanted to be back on the field two weeks ago for Navarre’s home opener but wasn’t quite in the clear from the concussion he suffered in Navarre’s week one game.
With a bye week buying him some extra time to get healthy, the senior standout was back at it Thursday night for the Raiders’ road game against Mosley.
Slow start, strong finish for Navarre Raider volleyball team
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Samantha Class was back on the court with the Navarre Raider volleyball team Tuesday night a week after being in a tough situation.
“I was actually sick in the hospital last week. This is kind of my comeback I guess,” Class said with a smile.
Navarre High looks to bring welding program to campus next school year
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education.
Let the sparks fly!
Navarre High School, in conjunction with Locklin Technical College, is bringing a welding course to campus. The full course, which will be roughly two semesters in length, will start next school year (SY 2025-26) and serve as another addition to the high school’s already stacked line-up of career and technical education (CTE) courses and opportunities.Remembering Navarre icon, Tommy Cox
Written by Marlo Scafe on . Posted in Community, News.
Locals are honoring a beloved member of Navarre community whose snoballs and personality left a sweet taste.
Brothers cool off Navarre
Written by Marlo Scafe on . Posted in Business, Community, News.
At first, you might think Cap’s Granita is just another shaved ice company, helping people cool off in the Florida heat.
But Cap’s Granita’s owners are extra busy — with homework, video games and soccer.Navarre Electrathon rallies to win third straight race in Miami
Written by Daniel Evans on . Posted in News.
Just like in life, things don’t always go smoothly in the world of Electrathon racing.
Electrathon, a race of electric go-karts built and managed by students, is all about finishing the most laps as possible, while balancing battery usage and speed.