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Caballero ready to be impact player for Raiders

Follow the Twitter feed of Christian Caballero and it doesn’t take long to figure out the rising Navarre junior is leaving a lasting impression on college coaches left and right.

Georgia Southern, Wake Forest and East Carolina are among the stops Caballero has made this summer for camps.

Judge rules impact fees to be ‘unconstitutional tax’

In a ruling released July 28, the State of Florida First District Court of Appeal ruled against the appeal by Santa Rosa County and the Santa Rosa County School District, which imposed an impact fee on new home construction intended to fund new schools and help with infrastructure needs. 

The ruling states that “the impact fees are, in fact, an unconstitutional tax.”

Brian Out Loud

As Navarre running back coach and head track coach Tony Carter always says, you have to expect greatness.

And that was the expectation I took into the Florida Press Association’s awards luncheon two weeks ago in Sarasota.

Youth group’s impact more than a ‘quiet whisper’

For two weeks in June, a team of 20 high school students and six leaders from Community Life Methodist Church (CLC) in Gulf Breeze traveled to Anchorage, Alaska to work alongside Chugach Covenant Church (c3anchorage.org) and Pastor Ben Schoffmann.

Local campers reel up some fun at Guy Harvey Fishing Camp

The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station partnered with the Guy Harvey Foundation and Florida Youth Conservation Commission to put on a five-day fishing camp at the end of June where local children learned to fish, some for the first time.

Twenty-one campers came out for the fishing camp on Navarre Beach where children learned about fish biology and conservation, as well as fishing tackle, methods and techniques.

Emily Madril gives back to soccer community

Emily Madril was back in Navarre this summer helping to set up the next generation of soccer stars for success.

The former Raider standout who established herself as one of the best soccer players in Florida spent a few weeks working with primarily incoming eighth graders and freshmen at the NYSA Soccer Complex.

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