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Elliott defeats Straughn, re-elected to school board

Written by Daniel Evans on . Posted in News.

By Marlo Scafenews@navarrepress.com Charles Elliott was re-elected to the Santa Rosa County School Board Tuesday night. Elliott defeated challenger Angie Straughn in a non-partisan race for district 4. He received 18,464 votes, or 57% percent of the vote, to Straughn’s 13,962 votes or 43% of the vote. “I’m in a debt of gratitude to the […]

Area football players to watch in 2024

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Football season kicks off for real Friday night and it will be an opportunity for area athletes to showcase their skills.


The Panhandle never has a shortage of talent, and this year won’t be an exception. While there are a lot of great players in our coverage area, here is a look at some to keep your eye on in the season ahead.

Brandon Aydelott, who killed mom in 2013, to be sent to ‘step down’ facility

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Crime, News.

After a decade in the custody of Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee, Brandon Aydelott, 28, is heading to a “step down” facility per a judge’s order. He has been in the State Hospital following his killing of Sharon Aydelott, his mother, on Christmas Eve 2013.

On Thursday, Aug. 15, Aydelott appeared in court for the first time since March 26. The court proceeding was part of the reopening of Aydelott’s case, a process which began in 2022. The case was reopened to see about moving Aydelott from the State Hospital to a restrictive mental health treatment facility known as the Apalachee Center, located in Quincy.

‘Surrender’ play tours area churches

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, Faith.

In 2020, things were looking down for Jess Day. With the COVID-19 pandemic in full effect, as well as the social isolation of that time, Day felt hopeless. That was until she took a script writing course that changed not only her outlook, but her life.

Opportunity for FREE Flea Control for Local Dogs

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.

Summer is among us, and our pets can get uncomfortable in this Florida heat. Fleas only make it worse. As the weather gets warmer, fleas can become a problem for pets and their parents. Fortunately, for dogs with a flea problem in Navarre and the surrounding area, there is help available! St. Francis Veterinary Center has been selected to participate in a national clinical study to evaluate a new flea control medication. Participating households will receive FREE flea medications, as well as FREE study related exams, for up to three dogs in their household for the 3-month study duration. If these households have cats, up to three cats will also receive FREE flea medication during the study.

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