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Izzy Zach shares mental health battle, emphasizes hope exists

Written by Brian Lester on September 11, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Gold medals sometimes only tell half the story, and 2025 Navarre High graduate Izzy Zach knows that all too well.

A state champion weightlifter two years in a row for the Raiders, as well as a national level lifter with 3P Gym in Pace, Zach opened up in the spring in an Instagram post about her own mental health battle.

McDonald turns in another strong performance for Raider golf team

Written by Brian Lester on September 10, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Jaya McDonald continues her impressive start to the season, shooting a 37 to earn medalist honors at a tri-match with Pace and Gulf Breeze on Tuesday afternoon at Hidden Creek.

Residents wary of drainage project near Snug Waters, Cove Roads in HBTS

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 10, 2025. Posted in Community, News.

A retention pond site is due for Holley by the Sea, along Tom King Bayou.
On the drawing board since 2018, the pond plan is drawing closer to becoming a reality. The official title of the project is Tom King Bayou drainage project.

Addison Danforth enjoying opportunity to play volleyball at PSC

Written by Brian Lester on September 10, 2025. Posted in Sports.

Addison Danforth said Pensacola State’s volleyball program was on her radar when she was considering options at the next level.

Now that she is with the Pirates, the former Navarre Raider is confident she made the right decision.

Weekend mobile home fire leads to firefighter injury

Written by Staff Reporters on September 9, 2025. Posted in News.

A mobile home in the Holley community was left a heap of ash and debris Saturday, Sept. 6, after a fire engulfed the structure just after noon.

Pensacola Lighthouse a beacon of navigational history

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 8, 2025. Posted in Beach, Community, 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

Written by Brian Lester on September 8, 2025. Posted in Sports.

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.

Community Life Church podcast provides deeper insight into sermon series

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on September 8, 2025. Posted in Faith.

While Sunday services provide time to hear and read scripture in a group setting, they can sometimes lack the depth necessary to fully grasp what is being discussed and how it affects our lives.
Community Life Church has been trying to meet the need for deeper discussion of scripture and bible stories through a podcast.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on September 8, 2025. Posted in 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.