In January of this year, Navarre Press reported the owners of Alvin’s Island, a beach retail chain, were looking at the possibility of building and opening one of the stores on Navarre Beach near the Regency Condominiums (8525 Gulf Blvd.).
For Brooke Cole, West Navarre Intermediate School’s teacher of the year, relationships are everything. From her relationship with her students to her peers and administrators, Cole considers her connections to those around her to be the best part of her job.
Terence Marshall was on the cusp of another big catch, the ball coming at him, the heart of hope beating that another crucial play would keep this second-half drive alive and ultimately result in a Navarre touchdown.
It had been a back-and-forth battle with powerhouse Niceville up to this point at Eagle Stadium Friday night, the Raiders and Eagles trading punches in a game that, for one half at least, lived up to the hype.
Navarre’s 2023 girls soccer season ended without a postseason berth after a 1-0 loss to Pace last January in the semifinal round of the district tournament.
Despite the lack of a Navarre Pass, Navarre Beach has a significant boating culture. One part of the boating scene along Navarre’s coast is the Navarre Beach Yacht Club.
Founded in 1991, Navarre Beach Yacht Club has been a group of, by and for boaters and boating enthusiasts throughout the years. According to their website, the Navarre Beach Yacht Club’s purpose is to “provide a venue for fun and enjoyment of the members allowing captains to share their boating enthusiasm with people of like-minded attitudes… and latitudes.”
On Nov. 4, a local church will be building beds for those less fortunate.
Navarre United Methodist is partnering with Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a national nonprofit which builds twin sized beds for children ages three to 17 and delivers them fully furnished. From 2012 (the year it was founded) to 2022, Sleep in Heavenly Peace has delivered approximately 140,583 beds. There are 326 chapters of the organization.
