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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on January 18, 2024. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

The Mardi Gras Parade will be here before you know it. You may have forgotten, but last year’s was cancelled due to the weather. The weather has rained on a lot of parades lately. The Navarre Christmas Parade was cancelled due to rain this year and Crestview’s was also cancelled, rescheduled, and then cancelled again due to bad weather the following weekend.

6 Raiders make All-State Chorus trip to Tampa

Written by Kaitie Kiger on January 18, 2024. Posted in Community.

Navarre High School was well represented in Florida’s All-State Chorus. Six students traveled down to Tampa Jan. 10-13 to sing with the best high school singers in the state.

Online education rising in Santa Rosa County, throughout Florida

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on January 16, 2024. Posted in Education.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in 2020, school districts across the country, who were still in their spring semesters, had to transition millions of students to online classes to finish out the school year. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 77% of public schools and 73 percent of private schools reported moving some or all classes to online distance-learning formats in early 2020.

Noah knows news

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on January 16, 2024. Posted in News.

Galveston Court may be just another road in Navarre to most people, but for one 12-year-old boy, it’s a place with a story to tell.

Passion for weightlifting drives Izzy Zach to success

Written by Brian Lester on January 15, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Izzy Zach was a state qualifier for Navarre’s girls weightlifting team last season. But she only placed ninth.

Yet, it was during that first year of competitive weightlifting for Zach where she learned what it was going to take to succeed in the sport.

Second annual Pensacola Bay Snake Report provides insight into serpent numbers

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on January 15, 2024. Posted in News.

When some people hear the word, “snake,” it often elicits responses such as screams or shivers up the spine. While a fear of snakes, which sometimes manifests itself in ophidiophobia, a more intense fear of snakes, may be common, it doesn’t negate the fact they are here.

Rudman expects House to approve Cassie’s Law on Wednesday

Written by Ken Garner on January 13, 2024. Posted in Uncategorized.

Florida House Bill 385 passed the chamber’s Judiciary Committee on Monday, Jan. 8. Its sponsor, State Rep. Joel Rudman said he expect the whole House to vote on the measure Wednesday.

Unlikely journey leads D’Anthony Bell to the NFL

Written by Brian Lester on January 13, 2024. Posted in Sports.

D’Anthony Bell recalls a story his mom told him when he was a child. Bell was just starting out in school and was asked by a teacher what he wanted to be when he grew up.

“It’s actually a funny story. I had never watched football before. I think I was in Pre-K and I was asked what I wanted to be, and I said NFL player,” Bell said. “It turned out to be a dream come true.”

Churches respond to storm damage

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on January 12, 2024. Posted in Faith.

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging.” – Psalm 46:1-3.

Warhorse Project looks to expand community involvement, continue facility development

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on January 12, 2024. Posted in Community.

At the end of Clearview St. on Garcon Point, you’ll find a gated, 30-acre property with some interesting inhabitants. The property is home to eight horses, a donkey and a litany of pigs. The people who look after these animals, mostly volunteers, are there not only for the animals but for visitors.