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Pensacola Lighthouse a beacon of navigational history

The Pensacola lighthouse has stood tall along the sandy shores of Pensacola Bay for nearly 175 years.
Now a museum, the lighthouse has quite a history, relating to the Civil War, its lighthouse keepers and the supposed ghosts which haunt the tower and keeper’s quarters.
Jon Hill, the executive director of the Pensacola Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, helps keep the lights on.

Roundup: Raider girls cross-country team shines at Stampede

Navarre’s girls cross-country team came through with a win in the varsity race of the Gulf Coats Stampede on a hot Saturday morning at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.


Adalynn Curtis led the way for the Raiders, placing sixth overall in a competitive field with a time of 22:09.40.

Brian Out Loud

We get too caught up at times with recruiting and the pressure of getting noticed.


I get it. Everyone wants to play at the next level. It’s the dream. And there’s nothing wrong with dreaming big.

Raider volleyball team still working to put it all together

Rhyan Schorzman ran hard toward the Raider bench, reaching out and bumping the ball behind her, an all-out effort move that helped keep the ball in play in Navarre’s volleyball match against Pensacola Catholic Wednesday night.


It was her way of doing what she could to help the Raiders, who lost in three sets to the Crusaders, falling 25-15, 25-17 and 25-18.

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