Wright shares ‘out of the box’ vision for Tiger Point
Which would be better for Tiger Point’s future, more houses or a passive park, possibly leading to a sound-side tiki bar and pier, with a regular ferry to Portofino Towers on Santa Rosa Island?
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Raiders making memories during regional softball tourney
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre softball players were all smiles as they carried their bags to the bus late Monday morning ahead of leaving town for the next big test on their schedule.
The Raiders were scheduled to take on Hagerty in a Region 1-6A semifinal Tuesday night at 7 p.m. EST in Oviedo. It’s their first trip to the second round of the regional since 2011.
Navigate life through scripture
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
For most churches, serving the community is an aspect of their overall mission but for a new church being planted in Navarre, it is at the core of everything they do.
GPS Church, which will begin holding services Sunday, May 28, is centered around the idea of being present in the community and in people’s lives. The GPS in GPS Church stands for “God’s People Serving.”
Regional tournament opportunity big step forward for Raider softball team
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Six runs. And then five runs. The route was on. Navarre’s softball team was pounding away on Tate in a District 1-6A semifinal at home on a Monday evening in early May.
The Raiders score 14 runs in all in a 10-run win over the Aggies that secures their berth in the regional for the first time since 2019.
Emily Madril making most of opportunities as a pro
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Emily Madril has moved past the excitement of National Women’s Soccer League Draft, where she was taken third overall by the Orlando Pride, and has settled into life as a pro in the United States.
In the days after that draft in February, the former Navarre Raider and Florida State standout talked about the road ahead at this level of soccer and her readiness to embrace the challenges of it.
Experimental Science class highlights potential of students when they aren’t ‘put in a box’
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Emma Wright admits she wasn’t a huge fan of high school as a freshman.
Her enrollment in the Experimental Science class at Navarre last year changed everything.
Plenty of talent returning for Raider baseball team in 2024
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre’s baseball team looked doomed to struggle through a less than mediocre season. At one point, the Raiders were just 3-11.
But a late-season surge gave the Raiders momentum to build on for 2024.
Mars Hill next stop for Raider lifter Bryce Eberhardt
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Bryce Eberhardt wasn’t quite sure how good he would be in weightlifting when he first started high school.
He’s come a long way since his freshman year at Navarre, winning a state championship this season and is now gearing up to compete in the sport in college.
For God’s Sake: Concert serves as cultural kaleidoscope
Written by Michael Bannon on . Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.
Recently, I had a rich experience that was pure joy for me. I was invited to play in a band assembled for a one-time concert of soul music.
The concert was part of a weekend event designed to raise funds for an inner-city ministry in New Orleans whose goal is to create a safe neighborhood where kids can ride their bikes safely.
Autism OdysSea: Special day for special needs families
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in News.
About 800 people enjoyed beautiful spring weather at the 11th Autism OdysSea event Saturday at Navarre Beach. The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, sponsors and volunteers go all out each year to provide a place for families with special needs children can enjoy some fun, educational events and enjoy socializing in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.