Choctaw shuts out Raiders on scoreboard, win column
Despite a running clock in the second half, it was a long night for the Navarre Raiders Friday against Choctawhatchee.
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HNWS announces precautionary boil water notice for residents, businesses
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A precautionary boil water notice has been made for parts of Holley Navarre Water System’s franchise area.
Jaya McDonald takes aim at another successful golf season
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Jaya McDonald had a pretty good freshman year of golf with the Navarre Raiders.
She proved to be one of the area’s best and even made it to the regional tournament.
Despite loss to Pace, Raider volleyball team pushes forward
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There were moments where Navarre might have been able to steal the momentum from Pace in a District 1-6A volleyball match Wednesday night at home.
But in the end, it never happened as the Raiders were swept by the Patriots in a rematch of last year’s regional quarterfinal.
September events at your library
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Celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month this September with the Santa Rosa County Library System. There’s more than meets the eye at your library. Whether you’re looking to enhance your skills, find valuable information, or connect with fellow avid readers, a library card unlocks a world of possibilities.
Zoning is a promise, not a suggestion
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In communities across Florida, from Milton to Navarre, the quiet lines on zoning maps are being redrawn with alarming frequency. What was once a tool for thoughtful planning has become a revolving door for developers seeking exceptions. But zoning isn’t meant to be flexible on demand—it’s a promise to residents, a blueprint for sustainable growth, and a safeguard for the character of our towns.
Sheriff’s Office: Opioid-related deaths down 66% in Santa Rosa County since 2023
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Just a few years ago, Northwest Florida was ground zero for Florida’s opioid crisis. Now, according to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, drug overdoses and deaths have seen a sharp decrease.
Grady Kelly set for final season of college football
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Grady Kelly didn’t need much time to adapt to the football side of things when he arrived at Michigan State in the spring.
And while he has joined a new football program for the third time in his college career, he felt welcomed from the jump in East Lansing.
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Pirates on the Panhandle donates laptop to senior center for bingo events
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Amidst a game of bingo Wednesday, Aug. 13, around 20 players turned their chairs at the Holley-Navarre Seniors Association to acknowledge a generous gift from a local nonprofit.
Pirates on the Panhandle, a nonprofit fraternal organization based in Navarre, recently donated a new laptop to the senior center, which will be used to broadcast Bingo on a new 75-inch TV.