I had a conversation with a recovering newspaper publisher this past week who was in the newspaper, business journal business for more than 30 years.
He found me because he visited the Navarre Beach Area Chamber and Chanda Ryan, the executive director, told him he should talk to me. We talked for a little bit on the phone but then I invited him to lunch at Panera.
Cheyenne Beasley did her best to deal with the physicality of an early-season showdown with Fort Walton Beach Wednesday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
Visibly showing her frustration at times, Beasley kept getting up and going after it, doing what she could to help Navarre come out with a win.
Covering other areas of Northwest Florida is giving us insights into how other cities and government bodies work.
We have covered an incorporated area of Santa Rosa County, Navarre, for 22 years. During that time, we have covered three attempts to move incorporating Navarre into a city.
She stood at the plate in the seventh inning and swung the bat, sending the ball into the outfield for a game-winning, walk-off double that lifted Navarre’s softball team to a thrilling 5-4 win over Pensacola Catholic Thursday night.