Navarre’s baseball team has spent a couple of days each week on the field this summer and head coach John Crossley is happy with the progress that has been made.
In the Christmas in July game for the Vegas Knight Hawks, former Navarre Raider Quentin Randolph delivered quite the performance.
Randolph caught four touchdown passes, but the impressive effort wasn’t enough in Vegas’ 49-38 loss to San Diego in an Indoor Football League showdown on Sunday.
Inside a packed conference room on the third floor of the Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Center in Pensacola, staff members and community members welcomed a new member of the team.
He doesn’t talk, he doesn’t complain, and he is paid in hugs and treats.
Pensacola State College recently received a $5 million appropriation from the Florida Legislature for the construction of a new health science and nursing facility at the college’s South Santa Rosa County campus.
While PSC officials haven’t broken ground on the project, the new facility promises to expand what the Midway-area campus has to offer.
Walker Bridges is playing on both sides of the football this year. A tight end a year ago, he will also play defensive end for the Navarre Raiders his senior season.
From Saturday, June 27, to Sunday, June 28, a group of amateur radio enthusiasts gathered at a house off Blue Jay Drive in Navarre to participate in an annual tradition.
The Emerald Coast Amateur Radio Association, which consists of around a dozen members, participated in the ARRL Field Day.
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