Scavenger hunt raises awareness, funds for turtle conservation
Scavenger hunters scoured the beach for special stones Saturday as part of the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center’s Rocking Out to Give Sea Turtles More Tomorrows event.
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Homeschoolers dive into science at beach event
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More than 100 homeschool children dipped their toes into science Friday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station.
Wrong-way driver killed in collision on 98
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One woman is dead and a child and adult are in the hospital after a head-on collision Sunday on U.S. Highway 98 in Navarre.
Raider boys knock off Wildcats
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Navarre’s boys tennis team made a little history last Wednesday, beating Washington for the first time in program history. The Raiders nailed down a 4-3 win over the Wildcats.
Raiders making progress and ready to contend at district meet
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Weightlifting is as much about competing for a place at meets as it is about an opportunity to put in some offseason work for football.
Raiders still searching for first win in baseball
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The Navarre baseball team is still looking for its first victory under new head coach Jon Boddy. The Raiders dropped three games last week, falling to Pace Tuesday, and then losing back to back district games to Milton Thursday and Friday.
Raiders finish first at Patriot Invitational
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Denied a championship a week ago earlier this season because of scoring issues, Navarre’s boys track team left no doubt who the best team was at Friday’s Frank Lay Patriot Invitational in Pace.
Pantlitz sprinting to success for Raiders
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When she was approached for a post-race interview, Abigail Pantlitz smiled and said she has always wanted to be in the news.
Program kindles conservation interest among Florida kids
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Seven years ago the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission launched a program to generate interest in the outdoors among youth in the state and establish within them a lifelong love for fish and wildlife conservation.
Bring down the hammer
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Eglin Air Force Base -Fishing boats equipped with makeshift machine guns and weapons to resemble ‘pirate boats’ invaded the area by the Midbay Bridge between Niceville and Destin Feb. 6.