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.
In Navarre and throughout Northwest Florida, homeowners are seeing more opportunities than ever to upgrade and transform their living spaces – and Dirt Boyz Home Services is helping lead the way. Dirt Boyz Home Services has quickly built a reputation for delivering exactly that – and now, the company is entering an exciting new phase. With the recent achievement of a building contractor’s license, Dirt Boyz is expanding its capabilities and raising the bar for what local homeowners can expect.
From June 24-26, Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Navarre hosted a children’s soccer day camp.
Now in its fourth year, the event serves as community outreach for the church by getting children active while teaching lessons from the Gospel. Participants ranged from kindergarten through fifth grade.
Navarre Beach Fishing Pier is the longest in the Gulf of America and one of the busiest piers in Northwest Florida. With much traffic comes much trash.
Fortunately, volunteers from the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station dove in and cleaned up more than 200 pounds of trash from beneath Navarre Beach Fishing Pier on Sunday, June 28.
Classifications for the FHSAA winter sports season are set and there are some changes, including three-team districts for 6A teams in this area.
The new districts will be in place for the next two seasons. Here’s a look at what is changing and what is staying the same.
Navarre’s girls basketball team continues to progress this summer and gained added experience during a camp at the University of West Florida last month.
It marked the first time the Raiders played with actual officials rather than have coaches do the officiating.
Buffalo Rock, the beverage bottling and distribution company, is giving back to the Emerald Coast.
In honor of its 125th anniversary, the company is investing $125,000 across its footprint, including the Gulf Coast. A portion of that investment is going toward Feeding the Gulf Coast and will help the nonprofit provide more than 37,000 meals to families.