Senators back Navarre mother in custody case
Navarre resident Joy Zuraff was back in court Thursday for a dependency hearing in a two-year battle to retain her parental rights over her daughter, Kenlee.
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Navarre Raider softball team wraps up regular season
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The regular season for Navarre’s softball team ended Tuesday night at Pace, the Raiders falling 15-4 to the Patriots in five innings.
Songkran: A taste of Thai New Year in Navarre
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The smell of Thai food cooking. The sight of a martial arts demonstration. The sound of Thai music over a loudspeaker.
These are some of the experiences that greet visitors at Wat Florida Buddharam. On Sunday, April 12, the Buddhist temple hosted a celebration of Songkran, the Thai New Year.
Big day for Navarre Raiders at district track meet
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It was a day to remember on the track for Navarre’s boys track team. The Raiders claimed a district championship for the first time in program history on Saturday, claiming the District 1-3A crown at Pine Forest.
On the girls side, the Raiders finished fourth, led by a couple of record-breaking performances from Jade Wright.
It’s been a special season for Navarre’s boys lacrosse team
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Tears in the eyes of Elijah Busby had yet to fully dry as he prepared to walk off his home field for the final time in his high school lacrosse career.
Losing stings, especially to a rival from down the road, but the 19-4 loss to Gulf Breeze in the District 1-2A semifinal round Saturday doesn’t tell the full story of this special season.
Eleven wins and counting for Navarre Raider softball team
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Navarre’s softball team capped last week with a big win, rolling over Choctaw 10-0 in six innings at home Thursday night.
Navarre Raider baseball team ends regular season on positive note
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Navarre’s baseball team needed a positive ending to its regular season. And the Raiders got it with a 12-1 mercy-rule win over Baker Thursday night at home.
Navarre couple to open art studio on Highway 98
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It was a little more than a year ago that Morgan Foshee told her boss she was quitting.
Morgan had been working in recruiting for Adobe, the software company behind Photoshop and the Portable Document Format. While the job paid the bills, she had larger aspirations.
Rip current rescue highlights safety risks on Navarre Beach
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Two teenage swimmers were in distress March 31 around 4 p.m. when Navarre Beach lifeguards responded.
The lifeguards rescued the teenagers, who had been caught in a rip current.
Navarre woman discovers deep water shell on shore
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach, Community.
Seashell collecting is a popular pastime for beachgoers across Florida.
Along the Emerald Coast, common finds include alphabet cones, Venus shells, lightning whelks, scallop shells, clam shells and Florida fighting conches. While the names may be unfamiliar to some, the appearance of these shells is recognizable to many Floridians.