Bypass talks sound optimistic, but Navarre residents will believe it when they see it
Last week, Rep. Dr. Joel Rudman said that the U.S. Air Force and local and regional governments are moving closer to making a Hurlburt Field bypass road a reality.
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Rudman tells county he wants vote on Navarre incorporation
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in News.
State Rep. Dr. Joel Rudman wants a non-binding referendum on the ballot in November regarding Navarre incorporation.
Rudman, who spoke during public forum at the July 8 meeting, said there are numerous ways for the pro-incorporation group, Preserve Navarre, to take a straw poll. However, he believes doing it on an official ballot is the fairest way to both sides.
Meet Cooper Harshfield, winner of Navarre Beach Fire Rescue’s t-shirt design fundraiser
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach.
When Navarre Beach Fire Rescue District named the winner of its t-shirt design contest, Erin Harshfield wasn’t expecting her daughter’s name to be announced.
Former Navarre soccer star part of more history with Orlando Pride
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre alum Emily (Madril) Sams and the Orlando Pride are atop the National Women’s Soccer League standings after an impressive 2-1 road win over the KC Current Saturday night in a battle of unbeaten teams.
Rudman to address board of commissioners Monday about Navarre incorporation vote
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Rep. Dr. Joel Rudman plans to address the Santa Rosa County Board of Commissioners on Monday about Navarre’s incorporation.
Navarre woman among 19 arrested as part of drug trafficking sting in Fort Walton Beach
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One person from Navarre was arrested as part of a Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) sting that resulted in 19 drug trafficking arrests from an operation in Fort Walton Beach.
Lee Jones glad to be back home and coaching football with Navarre Raiders
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
With the heat index, it’s probably feels like it’s at least 100 degrees on a late June morning in Navarre. Lee Jones is encouraging Raider players as they run sprints and navigate their way through weave drills on a sun-baked practice field.
It’s one of those days where Jones, a former Navarre Raider standout, is thankful he’s now a coach instead of an athlete.
Espresso Lane hosting coffee talks with Sea Turtle Rescue Team
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Beach.
Each morning, people flock to Espresso Lane on Navarre Beach for coffee and conversation. While many people may talk about the day’s weather or summer plans, on Tuesdays, patrons spend the time talking about sea turtles.
Navarre Raiders name their new softball coach
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Members of the Navarre Raider softball team dumping a cooler full of water over the head of Jacqueline Othmani at the end of a youth camp earlier this week.
While it was the players having fun, in a way, it could be viewed as a celebration of Othmani being named the new head coach of the Raider softball team.
Navarre family teams up with ministry to equip indigenous Colombians with drone
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith, News.
When the Dombrets left Colombia to immigrate to the United States, they always knew they wanted to give back to their birth country. Several decades later, the next generation of Dombrets is following through on that desire.