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Raiders lay foundation for success during summer hoops season
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
An industrial fan set up in a doorway to the gym blows air on a muggy summer afternoon.
Three-time World Series champion manager returns to Southern League roots during all-star break
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Tony La Russa got his start as a manager in the Southern League, spending half of the 1978 season managing Knoxville, the Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox.
Sage Chambers overcomes injuries to set stage for big senior year
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Sage Chambers didn’t get an opportunity to play a full season of football a year ago.
Chill Out event helps seniors beat the heat
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
As a volunteer for the Council on Aging of West Florida, Judy Allen knows what it’s like to go into a warm home on an unbearably hot summer afternoon.
Volunteers are key in never-ending Gulf Islands cleanup
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Gulf Islands National Seashore offers visitors opportunities to see wildlife and enjoy water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and fishing.
Prayer labyrinth
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
They tread silently, one foot in front of the other. Only crickets and the occasional laughter of a child can be heard. The path winds left then right, then right and left in a seemingly endless circuit as the walkers give prayers and thanks.
Barclay selected as senator for Boys Nation
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Gulf Breeze High School student Blake Barclay is the first from Santa Rosa County to be selected as a senator for the national Boys Nation in Washington D.C. Two representatives from each state will be at the event.
Partnership gives cigarette butts new purpose
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When volunteers swarm Navarre Beach to collect garbage each month, cigarette butts often fill their collection buckets. Thousands of these burned, squished and tossed pieces of trash are left on the beach to eventually wash into the Gulf of Mexico.
Turtle Center celebrates a big supporter
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Community.
When Zoey Hodges, 7, studied sea turtles in class this year at St Luke’s Episcopal School in Baton Rouge, it made a big impression on the second grader.