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Jesus: Man of the Shroud?

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.

As Easter approaches, discussions surrounding the historical existence of Jesus, his resurrection, and artifacts like the Shroud of Turin gain prominence. The Shroud, a linen cloth made of flax, is considered the most studied archaeological artifact of all time, yet many remain unaware of its existence. Measuring approximately 14 feet long and 3.5 feet wide, it bears the full-length image of a crucified man, showing signs of rigor mortis, with wounds consistent with biblical accounts of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Black Hawk remembered

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

Last Monday marked the 10th anniversary of a tragedy Navarre residents won’t soon forget.

On March 10, 2015, a UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter carrying seven U.S. Marines and four Louisiana National Guard soldiers crashed into the Santa Rosa Sound approximately 5 miles east of the Navarre Beach Bridge. There were no survivors.

Gulf Islands National Seashore sees cuts from DOGE

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, News.

During the first month of the Trump presidency, more than 1,000 park employees were laid off as part of the administration’s plans to reduce the size of federal agencies and their workforces.

The Department of Government Efficiency, known as “DOGE,” is responsible for the layoffs and has been advising the president on which federal programs and budget areas to cut as a way to slash federal spending.

Lighthouse Makos make school history in basketball

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Lighthouse Christian College is a conference champion in basketball for the first time in school history.


Beaten in the title game a year ago, the Makos made sure this time around would be different as they defeated Mid-Atlantic Christian 87-76 in the New South Atlantic Championship game Sunday in Milton.

Water System board assigned roles at reorganization meeting, injunction against HNWS dismissed

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.

An injunction to stop the election process of Holley Navarre Water System was thrown out by a Santa Rosa County judge Thursday, Feb. 27.

Filed Feb. 14, a few days before the HNWS annual meeting and election, the injunction aimed to prevent the water system from canceling out proxies which originated outside of the system. The water system allows proxy voting, which is when a member gives another member the right to vote on their behalf.

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