With Hurricane Helene barreling into the eastern part of the Florida Panhandle and the state’s Big Bend region, many Floridians in the storm’s path headed west for safety and shelter.
The Tourist Development Council (TDC), which is the county board responsible for directing the Tourist Development Office (TDO) and their plans, has released initial conceptual plans for a new visitor center and boardwalk along the Gulf side of Navarre Beach.
The boardwalk, which will be built in two phases, will feature eight retail shops and stretch from the Navarre Beach main parking lot (near Windjammers on the Pier) to the Dolphin Pavilion in the Navarre Beach Marine Park. The eight shops will be in four buildings.
90 miles. That’s how far away the island nation of Cuba is from the United States. While the physical distance between the two countries isn’t far, there has been a separation far bigger over the last 65 years.
It had been awhile since Tyler Lewis had been inside the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Normally, the Navarre Raider standout swims there all the time as he is part of the Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club. Issues with the pool prevented him from doing that.
Each year, the Navarre Band Parent Association Inc., the booster club for the high school’s band program, organizes fundraisers to help pay for the band fees, uniforms, instrument repairs, and everything else that goes into running a high school band.
With 13 seconds to play and a Navarre victory over Tate basically a done deal, the Raiders shook hands with the Aggies as they waited to take a knee and run the clock out.
They then ran off the field smiling, jumping and cheering. Head coach Garrett Bagley found his wife and gave her a hug and kiss. Cooper Black and Vinny Villanova showed off their flipping skills on the visiting sideline.
A surfer was rescued by Navarre Beach Lifeguards just west of the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier on Thursday, Sept. 26. The surfer’s leash broke, disconnecting him from his board and leading to his need for rescue amongst the 12-to-14-foot waves. There were double red flags that day as Hurricane Helene made its approach. Two surfers, […]
It’s been two decades since graduation, but the Navarre High School Class of 2004 picked up right where they left off at their 20-year reunion Sept. 20 and 21.
Sept. 25, 2024 | 4:45 p.m. As Hurricane Helene neared landfall in Florida, surfers were taking advantage of the large swells at Navarre Beach on Thursday, Sept. 26. Photos by Hansen Hasenberg.