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Chamber looks forward to New Year

The Chamber celebrated 2012, thanked our outgoing leaders, congratulated our incoming leaders, and set the course for some really exciting things happening in 2013 Saturday at the Annual Awards and Installation Banquet. It was a great night with a lot to celebrate, a lot to look forward to and recognition of some very special people.

Here’s looking at you Capt. Bill and Lucy Crouch

Capt. Bill Crouch, born in Montgomery, Ala., in 1952, made the 60-year senior citizen cut by the skin of his teeth; his wife, Lucy, gets a free ride.

When he said, “I’m a retired pleasure yacht skipper,” me, thinking only of sailing into exotic ports, blurted, “sounds like fun, why retire?”

Baccarini looks back on final year of high school soccer

Matthew Baccarini has been going back and forth between Gulf Pointe Latin and Navarre High for soccer over the last three years.

But with Gulf Pointe, a private school, switching from 7-on-7 to 11-on-11 soccer for its fall season, he isn’t able to play for the Raiders this winter due to Florida High School Athletic Association rules.

Own a piece of paradise at Beachview

For many people, owning a place at Navarre Beach is more than a dream. It is a chance to enjoy one of Florida’s most beautiful coastal destinations while building long-term value through vacation rental income. A newly available condominium in the sought-after Beachview community offers both, and it is exactly the type of property that showcases the expertise and market knowledge of Century 21 Island View Realty.

Emily Sams reaches milestone in NWSL career

Emily Sams reached a milestone in her professional soccer career on Oct. 17.

The former Navarre Raider star played in the 100th regular season game of her National Women’s Soccer League career, with Angel City FC beating Denver Summit FC by a 3-2 score.

Brian Out Loud

I was looking forward to covering high school football on Oct. 9. Another chance to be under the lights of Friday night.

Instead, I was at home waiting out the wrath of Hurricane Isaias, the wind blowing hard in the dark of night and my mind left to wonder what kind of destruction would be left behind once the storm was over.