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With electric vehicle use on the rise, Navarre area fire chiefs discuss fire safety

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 4, 2024. Posted in News.

Electric vehicle (EV) sales in the United States have skyrocketed since their emergence on the market in the 2010s. According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, which is under the direction of the Department of Transportation, from 2018 to 2021, EV sales doubled. In the years since, EV sales have continued to go up. In 2023, 1.6 million were sold, a 60% increase from the million sold the previous year.

Brother and sister donate over $1,000 to Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on June 3, 2024. Posted in Beach, News.

When they aren’t designing jewelry or going to school, you’ll find Croix and Kai at the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center (NBSTCC). The brother sister duo, ages 10 and 9, make and sell bracelets at various markets along the Emerald Coast.

Panera Bread planned for Navarre

Written by Staff Reporters on May 31, 2024. Posted in Business, News.

Navarre may soon be home to Panera Bread, the popular restaurant known for its soups, salads and sandwiches.

The restaurant chain’s Navarre store will be 3,200 square feet and one story, with parking. The overall site is around 32,000 square feet. The building will also include a drive thru.

Navarre’s Mason Baker thankful for unique coaching opportunity

Written by Brian Lester on May 31, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Mason Baker walks down the visiting sideline at Navarre’s spring game against Pace, carrying a clipboard and yelling ‘money down’ as the Raiders get set to run a third-down play. He’s doing his part to hype up the team.

Not as a player, though. As a coach.

In little under two years, over 31 pounds of fishing line collected for recycling from Navarre Beach Pier

Written by Staff Reporters on May 31, 2024. Posted in Beach.

It’s been 22 months since Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center set up fishing line recycling bins on Navarre Fishing Pier. The bins were erected as part of the Monofilament Recycling Program with the goal of reducing environmental damage caused by discarded fishing line.

Navarre’s Charlie Cottrell excited about chance to play football for U20 National team

Written by Brian Lester on May 30, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Charlie Cottrell had made up his mind that he wasn’t going to play football again. Birmingham-Southern, where Cottrell was supposed to play his college ball, closed its doors in May for financial reasons.

He had other offers, other opportunities, but none of them felt like home the way Birmingham-Southern did. And then came an opportunity to play the game he loves again.

Navarre Montessori Academy expanding

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2024. Posted in Advertorial, Business Billboard.

Navarre Montessori Academy (NMA) offers an educational program every June and July for six weeks. This program continues the Montessori early education experience for those enrolled in Montessori and gives a new experience to those new in our environment. The summer program is meant for students and non-students. This year, the program starts on June 10, 2024, and ends on July 18, 2024.

Navarre could soon welcome its second McDonald’s restaurant

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on May 29, 2024. Posted in Business, News.

Navarre may soon be welcoming its second McDonald’s restaurant.

Former Navarre soccer star part of NWSL history in Orlando

Written by Brian Lester on May 29, 2024. Posted in Sports.

Former Navarre soccer star Emily (Madril) Sams is part of an Orlando Pride team that is making history.

The Pride won their eighth consecutive game May 24, beating the Portland Thorns 2-1 to set a record for the longest win streak in NWSL history.

Dolphin found on Eglin Property by Navarre residents

Written by Staff Reporters on May 28, 2024. Posted in Beach, News.

While venturing down Navarre Beach, as he does every morning, Doug Browne and a friend discovered a sight they wished they didn’t have to see.

On May 25, Browne and Olivia Hagedoorn found a deceased dolphin washed up along the shoreline of the Gulf of Mexico. The dolphin was technically on Eglin Air Force Base property, but the friends managed to see it and contact someone with Gulf World Marine Institute.