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Raider girls lacrosse team wraps up memorable year

Even though the season ended with a 20-1 loss to Bartram Trail in the regional tournament Tuesday night in Jacksonville, Navarre’s girls lacrosse team is not defined by that defeat.


It was, after all, an historic season for the Raiders, one where they set a record for wins and played in a regional for the first time in the five-year history of the program.

Dante Wright recognized for academic success

Dante Wright has earned a lot of accolades on the field. He’s also gotten the job done off it.


The former Navarre Raider has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.

Rudman exits board amid confirmation troubles

(By Jim Turner) Former Rep. Joel Rudman became the third appointee of Gov. Ron DeSantis to resign this month from a Northwest Florida college or university board of trustees while awaiting Senate confirmation.

Meanwhile, the Senate Ethics and Elections Committee on Tuesday refused to back another DeSantis appointee, University of West Florida trustee Adam Kissel.

What’s in the water?

The Florida State Senate recently passed a bill which will ban fluoride in drinking water supplies across the Sunshine State. The proposed ban, included in the “Florida Farm Bill,” would prevent adding substances to public water supplies which aren’t about “water quality.”

Huston among athletes selected for Hampshire Honor Society

Former Navarre football standout Bailey Huston has been named to the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society.


Huston recently wrapped up his career at NCAA Division III Huntingdon and is among a group of athletes selected across all levels of college athletics.

Farmers fight for their way of life

At the special zoning meeting on March 27, commissioners rejected District 3 Commissioner Rhett Rowell’s proposal to extend the Rural Protection Zone. At the following regular meeting on April 7, Rowell said he was taken aback by the 180 the board had done.

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