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Photo of the Day

Sunshine is in the forecast and this blue heron is grateful.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Michelle Burgess.

Surf’s up, or is it?

On a typical day along Navarre Beach, the Gulf of Mexico is calm and clear. You can see the white sand below it and the creatures that swim past your feet.

Photo of the Day

Some Monday morning sweetness for you.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Cathy Gordon.

Photo of the Day

Good morning and happy Sunday!
This dolphin was spotted at sunrise Friday morning at Navarre Beach. Share your dolphin photos with us by emailing them to editor@navarrepress.com.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Maryetta Casey.

Photo of the Day

Spring is around the corner and that means flowers galore. Please send your best flower pictures to editor@navarrepress.com.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by our editor Wendy Rudman.

Carter draws comparison to former USC star

Navarre’s all-time leading rusher is being compared to one of college football’s all-time greats.

During an interview with the NFL Network this week, Michael Carter discussed the comparison that was made by Mack Brown, his head coach at the University of North Carolina.

Energy, emotion fuel Raiders in convincing win over Indians

Nick Ducati prepared for his final lift in a dual meet against Choctaw Wednesday afternoon. His teammates stood around him, cheering loudly and shouting words of encouragement.

Ducati grabbed the bar and raised it up, his face turning a little red as he fought to keep the weights above his head and punctuate his day with a 270-pound lift.

Photo of the Day

Who’s ready for the weekend?
Cause these four definitely are.
Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Melissa Johnson, who loves capturing moments like these on Navarre Beach.

Red maple serves as season-change messenger

The subdued browns, greens and grays of the forest are beginning to return to the brilliant pallet familiar to residents who venture beyond their front door. In the last days of February, the slow progression of woodland colors is shifting as spring approaches.

Many plants, trees and fungi are not reflecting the awareness of the coming warm days.

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