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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

If you usually skip the sports page – don’t. We have a story about Nadia Fingall, a 6-foot 2-inch Navarre High School Freshman basketball player that we will be hearing more about in the years to come.

God’s Girl by Design

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.

A fervent prayer that she would follow God’s word and plans for her life lead to the Bible Study “God’s Girl by Design.”

Chamber looks forward to New Year

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.

The Chamber celebrated 2012, thanked our outgoing leaders, congratulated our incoming leaders, and set the course for some really exciting things happening in 2013 Saturday at the Annual Awards and Installation Banquet. It was a great night with a lot to celebrate, a lot to look forward to and recognition of some very special people.

Here’s looking at you Capt. Bill and Lucy Crouch

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

Capt. Bill Crouch, born in Montgomery, Ala., in 1952, made the 60-year senior citizen cut by the skin of his teeth; his wife, Lucy, gets a free ride.

When he said, “I’m a retired pleasure yacht skipper,” me, thinking only of sailing into exotic ports, blurted, “sounds like fun, why retire?”

Shop spring sales at Southern Specialty

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Looking for a fresh, colorful outfit for the spring? Or maybe you have some friends’ birthdays coming up that you need to shop for? Look no further than Southern Specialty, a beachy boutique in the heart of Navarre, FL. The store screams style with its trendy accessories, beautiful apparel and home décor.

Marcus Spanevelo could face death penalty after Presidential order

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

A Navarre woman’s 2022 death has reentered the spotlight as her ex-boyfriend and the father of her child was set to go on trial April 28 for allegedly kidnapping her, which resulted in her death.

The federal trial of Marcus Spanevelo, who is alleged to have transported Navarre resident Cassie Carli’s body to Alabama and buried it in a shallow grave in Springville, a 40-minute drive from Birmingham, is being examined by a capital review committee to see if he could possibly face the death penalty.

Minds can be changed – thank you commissioner

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.

Commissioner Kerry Smith said he went out of town over the weekend and came back to read our editorial in the Feb. 20 issue. At first, he said he was angry, but he read it a second time and said we were right. We are not celebrating over being right – we are celebrating because change has been made. And one commissioner had the guts to direct the change.

Curious Apples raising funds for child with cancer

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

Curious Apples, a day care and voluntary prekindergarten in Navarre, is used to providing care for children and their families, but this time that care is extending far beyond the walls of the business.

Recently, one of Curious Apples’ students was diagnosed with leukemia. Jackson Durward, 4, has been at Curious Apples for over a year and has ingratiated himself with the staff. When the staff at the day care/VPK found out about Jackson’s condition, they knew they had to help.

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