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Hockey is a passion for Regan Rudzki

Written by Brian Lester on June 21, 2021. Posted in Sports.

Wearing a heavy jersey and holding a hockey stick, Regan Rudzki stands out in the crowd on a steamy June afternoon on Navarre Beach.

There isn’t a sheet of ice in sight — only water, sand and sunshine — but Rudzki isn’t here to play hockey.

East Bay prepares students for fall

Written by Kaitie Kiger on June 18, 2021. Posted in Education.

With the first day of school, Aug. 10, less than two months away, East Bay K-8 is paving the way for students by hosting sneak peeks to show them around their new school.

A Kindergarten Sneak Peek was held June 17 during which incoming kindergarten students and families toured key areas where students and families will be learning and growing together this fall, principal Beth Mosley said.

PAWS rescue pup helps new owner through seizure

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on June 18, 2021. Posted in Community.

A dog who had been rescued from Panhandle Animal Welfare Society a few days earlier helped his new owner through a seizure when no one else was home.

New classical academy in Milton open for enrollment

Written by Staff Reporters on June 17, 2021. Posted in Education.

St Francis Classical Academy is now enrolling students for the 2021-2022 school year. St Francis Classical Academy is the cooperative work of Christians in the Greater Pensacola area and offers a traditionalist, university style, cooperative education. We offer courses for students in grades K-12.

Gulf Breeze business owners relieved that bridge reopened to four lanes of traffic

Written by Brian Lester on June 17, 2021. Posted in Business.

Gone are the signs indicating a merge to one lane that slowed traffic to a crawl at times going across the Pensacola Bay Bridge over the last three weeks.

Love me, love my business: Is that too much to ask?

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on June 16, 2021. Posted in Opinion.

When we first moved to the area in the mid-1990s, the Navarre Beach Bridge was still a toll.

Somehow, though, I have only positive memories of crossing that bridge despite the fact that I had to rummage through the change dish in my car.

“Jaws” beach movie night kicks off season

Written by Kaitie Kiger on June 16, 2021. Posted in Community.

A couple of hundred people came out to Navarre Beach Tuesday night and put their lawn chairs in the sand to watch “Jaws” for the first beach movie night of the season.

Windjammers on the Pier hosted the movie night June 15, and owners Ken and Tamara Fountain plan to have many more this summer.

“I think we’re going to try to do it every Tuesday, at least for the next couple of months for summer,” Ken said.

Penned blessings adorn sanctuary’s bare floor

Written by Michael Bannon on June 15, 2021. Posted in Faith.

Had you been at Navarre United Methodist Church on Sunday, May 30, you would have been invited to write on the floor of the sanctuary.

Battle over Garcon Bridge toll heats up again

Written by News Service of Florida on June 15, 2021. Posted in News.

In the latest chapter in years of battling about a Northwest Florida bridge, a Leon County circuit judge will hear arguments next week about whether he should force the state Department of Transportation to reinstate tolls on the span.

Daughter needs help burying WW II veteran dad

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on June 14, 2021. Posted in News.

Until a few days before he died, Ruben Patterson was living with his daughter in her Holley By The Sea home.

The veteran of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam war was not Shannon Henson’s biological father. But he was the only dad she’d ever known, having taken her in relatively late in his life. She was his late wife’s granddaughter, though they both adopted her as a child.