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Former New York police officer remembers 9/11

Many people remember Sept. 11, 2001. Where they were. What they were doing. How they saw it.

While most watched that day’s events from various places around the country and world, Rich LaGrua saw it up close and personal.

Netro once again paves way for Raiders

As storm clouds loomed over the golf course at Tiger Point early last Thursday afternoon, the Navarre girls golf team wasn’t sure it would get a chance to play its tri-match with Pace and Gulf Breeze.

But the Raiders did soon get on the course as sunshine broke through the clouds and while the weather changed, the consistency of Navarre golfer Hailey Netro did not.

Pensacola film production hopes to highlight area

While a number of movies and television shows have been filmed in Pensacola and around Northwest Florida, very few have attempted to capture the community in which they were filming.

That’s what “Sacred Hart,” a film that just wrapped up principal photography, is attempting to do.

Brian Out Loud

Nick Brahms was one of the first athletes to reach out to me in April on the morning my dad passed away and share his condolences.

But that’s just Nick. Always considerate of others. He’s a class act all the way and the kind of person everyone should strive to be like. Our world would be a better place if they were.

Jennings pushing himself to get faster, stronger in the pool

Chase Jennings took a moment to catch his breath after swimming the 200 IM at last Tuesday’s meet at the Pullum YMCA.

It’s still early in the season, but for Jennings, a senior standout on the Navarre swim team, he’s happy with where things stand so far but not satisfied.

Nick Brahms announces he is stepping away from football

Nick Brahms made the toughest decision of his football career last week when he announced Monday on social media that he was stepping away from the sport he loves.

Poised to be a starter for the fifth consecutive year with the Auburn Tigers, the Navarre alum said in a post that the wear and tear of the game had simply taken too much of a toll on him.

Brian Out Loud

Some of you feel as if college athletes owe you something. Or that they aren’t entitled to an opinion.

I see this sense of entitlement all the time on social media. I’m baffled by it. Usually, I shake my head. You typically see it in football more than any other sport.

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