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Mahjong and new bamboo baby sleepers at Southern Specialty

Written by Staff Reporters on March 30, 2026. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

From the moment you walk through the door, Southern Specialty offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with friendly faces and unique finds. Shoppers can experience that charm at the store’s new Highway 87 location, where creativity and community come together in a beautifully expanded space.

Raider boys lacrosse team has grown a lot over last four years

Written by Brian Lester on March 26, 2026. Posted in Sports.

Elijah Busby remembers freshman year on the lacrosse team. The Raiders won five games.

“When I was a freshman, we were still trying to figure things out and trying to build something,” the senior captain said.

Milestone moment for Mouse Dekom in Raiders’ win over Panthers

Written by Brian Lester on March 26, 2026. Posted in Sports.

Mouse Dekom flashed a smile as she turned to her teammates to celebrate a milestone moment in her lacrosse career Wednesday night.

Her fifth goal of the night, which put the Navarre Raiders up 11-0 on Milton, was the 100th of her high school career.

Dream vacation: Terminally ill man looks to use final wish on chosen family

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 25, 2026. Posted in Community, News.

Jeffrey Bearce, a retired police officer from Maine, is spending his final months with family, including children he isn’t related to by blood. Bearce, first diagnosed with cancer in 2009, plans a special spring vacation at Navarre Beach with three children he considers the grandchildren he never had.

Raider flag football team remains confident despite loss to rival

Written by Brian Lester on March 25, 2026. Posted in Sports.

Navarre’s flag football team couldn’t complete a regular season sweep of Pace on Tuesday night.

The Raiders had beaten the Patriots 7-6 in February but fell 26-0 to Pace this time around.

Gulf Breeze girl’s rare condition inspires foundation, awareness

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 25, 2026. Posted in Community.

A Gulf Breeze girl’s journey with a rare genetic condition has led to an opportunity for awareness and assistance for others with diseases and conditions.

Born in December 2018, Braylen Lee is living with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a genetic neurodegenerative disease causing muscle weakness and atrophy. She was diagnosed with the condition at six months old.

Army Corps of Engineers’ report highlights potential dangers of munitions in Northwest Florida waterways

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on March 25, 2026. Posted in Beach, Military, News.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is investigating potential munitions and other military-related hazards across a 138,465-acre area that includes Pensacola Bay, Fort Pickens and parts of the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the area is underwater.

Raider lacrosse teams still ranked in region

Written by Brian Lester on March 24, 2026. Posted in Sports.

Navarre’s boys and girls lacrosse teams remain ranked in the top eight of Region 1-2A.

The Raider boys are sixth in the region while the girls are eighth.

Raiders gearing up for boys weightlifting postsesaon

Written by Brian Lester on March 24, 2026. Posted in Sports.

Roan Strom knows what it is like to make a postseason run.

He’s one of three Navarre Raiders on this year’s boys weightlifting team – Curtis Sanders and Evan Rosa Gale are the other two — who went to state last season.

Navy veteran, sixth-generation Northwest Floridan enters crowded GOP primary for Florida’s 1st Congressional District

Written by Collin Bestor on March 23, 2026. Posted in News.

Doug Chico didn’t plan to run for Congress. The 35-year-old Navy veteran and sixth-generation Northwest Florida native said he’d rather spend more time with his family. But a local surveillance camera rollout last fall set him on a path to challenge incumbent Rep. Jimmy Patronis in the August Republican primary for Florida’s 1st Congressional District.