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‘Perfect collaboration’: Sheep to help manage solar farm’s vegetation

Written by Ken Garner on June 12, 2023. Posted in News.

Converting sunshine into clean, low-cost electricity requires modern technology, but Florida Power & Light hopes it’s found an old way to maintain its new solar energy center in East Milton.

Colorado State’s Grady Kelly back to being impact player on the field

Written by Brian Lester on June 8, 2023. Posted in Sports.

It was, in a way, a welcome to college football kind of moment for Grady Kelly.

A Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor at Michigan Stadium. Nearly 110,000 fans, most wearing Maize and Blue, fired up for the opening game of the college football season.

The tale of two judges lives on in dedication of law library

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 7, 2023. Posted in News.

The law library at the Santa Rosa County Courthouse has a new name. On Thursday, June 1, county officials, lawyers, judges and many others attended the dedication of the law library in honor of former judges Colie Nichols Jr. and Woodrow Melvin.

The two judges played prominent roles in Santa Rosa County’s judicial history.

Experience and development focal points of summer hoops for Raiders

Written by Brian Lester on June 6, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Another summer is underway for the Navarre boys basketball team and it’s a bit of a transition period for the team as it welcomes in a number of new faces.

Two of the top scorers are back for the Raiders in Darius Cunningham and Jonah Forrest, but meshing in some of the newcomers is one of the focal points of June and July.

Shark Bite’s burritos No. 1 in the state

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 5, 2023. Posted in Business.

In a state with diverse cultures and food trucks galore, few would suspect Navarre to be home of the best burrito, but according to Yelp, it is.

Shark Bite, a food truck located in front of Navarre Family Watersports, holds the title of best burrito in Florida with a five out of five Yelp rating.

Community Life Church bringing Angel of Hope to their campus

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 5, 2023. Posted in Faith.

A guardian angel will soon watch over the people who visit Community Life Church’s prayer labyrinth and garden.

The prayer labyrinth first opened in 2015 and is designed to allow a person to connect to God through a meditative walk in prayer.

A better day is just a bark away

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 5, 2023. Posted in Community.

They say dogs are man’s best friend. While most friendships are developed over time, the friendly demeanor of the dogs from Love on a Leash is instantaneous.

This is evident each time the Gulf Breeze chapter of Love on a Leash visits Navarre Gardens, one of a number of senior living centers the nonprofit visits monthly.

Offseason doesn’t mean time off for Bella Kendall

Written by Brian Lester on June 5, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Bella Kendall runs hard with weights attached to her. She then switches gears and flat-out sprints from one of the end of the room to the other or settles in and pushes a set of weights on a sled across the floor.

It’s the offseason for flag football, and Kendall, a rising senior quarterback for the Navarre Raiders, is hard at work in a Pensacola gym on a rainy Tuesday evening.

Pfiester eager to take care of business at quarterback

Written by Brian Lester on June 5, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Hunter Pfiester heads into the summer feeling like there is still work to be done on the football field.

Last season left a sour taste in his mouth. A 47-20 playoff loss to Creekside at Bennett C. Russell Stadium was not how the Raiders, who went 8-3, had hoped 2023 would end.

Raider football team turns attention to summer workouts

Written by Brian Lester on June 1, 2023. Posted in Sports.

Navarre head coach Jay Walls now has time to sit back and evaluate the way things went this spring for his Raider football team.

It all wrapped up two weeks ago with a spring game against rival Gulf Breeze, and while the final score of the varsity half didn’t favor the Raiders, Walls thought there was a lot of good from that game and the spring as a whole.