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Records fall as Raiders win own invitational
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Four records were broken, including two by Kamal Rustom, as Navarre rolled to a win in its own weightlifting invitational Wednesday night.
Rustom, who competes in the 154-pound weight class, was the pound for pound champion and set invitational records for clean and jerk and overall total. He was one of five lifters to win his respective weight class.
‘A Night to Remember’
Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Community.
For five years Community Life Church (CLC) in Gulf Breeze has hosted a prom night experience centered on God’s love for people ages 14 and older with exceptional abilities.
The past four years it was called Night to Shine. Last year, due to the pandemic, the event was converted into a reverse parade where the participants stayed in their cars and drove through the red carpet instead.
8th grader from Woodlawn wins Rotary essay competition
Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Community.
Elaina Riester of Woodlawn Beach Middle School placed 1st in the Navarre Rotary Club 8th Grade Essay Contest with her essay on bullying.
Howard, Wright, Love Jr. lead Raiders at Wildcat Invitational
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Caden Howard, Devin Wright and Eddie Love Jr. paved the way for Navarre at Saturday’s Wildcat Invitational in Pensacola.
Howard won the high jump, Wright claimed the discus crown and Love sprinted to a win in the 100-meter dash.
Trent Hall writing a comeback story this season
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Trent Hall wondered what his future held back in the spring when he injured his knee in Navarre’s spring football game.
That unknown factor as well as the doubts have since transformed into certainty and confidence for Hall, who is back at it as an athlete, competing for the Raiders in weightlifting and track.
Military wife helps fellow military spouses, receives award
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, Military.
Being a military spouse can be tough. Deployments, operational security, and being alone far from home are some of the main issues they face. Quite often the feeling of isolation can be overwhelming. Luckily for military spouses, there are people like Sarah Curtis.
Curtis, who has been a military spouse since 2018, knows the feelings of isolation and a lack of support.
Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Just like the landscape of Navarre is changing, so are we.
With the addition of two papers to our parent company, Sandpaper Publishing, Inc., we have had changes in our staffing. In addition to hiring and getting ready to staff the two new (to us) titles, Santa Rosa Press Gazette and the Crestview News Bulletin, we have had changes in roles in our company.
For God’s Sake: we must set Christ-likeness on our horizon and steer course for it
Written by Michael Bannon on . Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.
One of the lingering symptoms of my recent bout with COVID is a beard.
For the week-and-a-half that I was stricken, I set up residence on our living room sofa and topping my “not-to-do list” was shaving.
My Father’s Arrows seeks funds for land purchase
Written by Jody Conrad on . Posted in Faith.
About 20 miles north of Milton there is an idyllic home where race, age, gender, and ability know no boundaries.
My Father’s Arrows is a distinctly Christian children’s home for hurting children who have been abandoned by everyone else.