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A full circle moment for new Navarre baseball coach John Crossley

With a small crowd gathered inside Navarre High’s media center Monday morning, John Crossley got a little emotional talking about being named the new head baseball coach of the Raiders.


This new role means a lot to him, especially as a Navarre grad, so the fighting back of the tears is understandable.

The rise of food trucks in Navarre

Food has been delivered on wheels for centuries. People selling fresh produce and other food products would travel from town to town with a cart or wagon. In the 19th century, the “chuck wagon” emerged to feed hungry cattlemen and cowboys while they drove cattle across the American West.

Navarre’s Madison Simmons headed to next level for basketball

Madison Simmons always seemed destined to play college basketball. And she’ll get the chance to do it after signing with Notre Dame of Maryland University earlier this year.


Simmons was a four-year starter for the Raiders during her time at Navarre and is now looking forward to the next chapter.

Chick-Fil-A being planned for Navarre

Whenever a new development is announced for the Navarre area, residents voice their opinions on restaurants they’d like to see come to Navarre. One of the most popular desired developments is Chick-Fil-A.

According to a recently submitted development plan, those people might just get their wish.

Two dogs saved, one dog dies in Navarre house fire

Homeowners on Rue La Fontaine gathered around in horror Friday, June 7, as one of their neighbors’ homes went up in smoke. Three dogs were inside the house at the time of the fire. Two were rescued and one perished.

The house in question is located at 1913 Rue La Fontaine.

180K gallons of untreated wastewater spills at Holley Navarre Water System’s Pepper Drive site

On June 1, Holley Navarre Water System’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) suffered a spill of 180,000 gallons of untreated wastewater. The location of the spill was 2190 Pepper Drive, in Holley By The Sea.

According to an initial report sent by HNWS to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the spill started at 6:30 a.m. and concluded at 2100 (or 9 p.m.). HNWS was first made aware of the incident when Chris Legg, the WWTP operations manager, arrived at the site Saturday, June 1, at 7 a.m.

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