Panhandle Butterfly House future in limbo
When the doors closed on the Panhandle Butterfly House (PBH) this season, they also closed on the group’s 21 years at its location in Navarre Park.
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Work underway to add turn lanes on 98
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Work crews have begun construction on new turn lanes and safety improvements along U.S. Highway 98 under Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) supervision.
MacFarland embraces role as setter for the Raiders
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Samantha MacFarland is having quite a season with Navarre’s volleyball team, establishing herself as one of the best setters in the area. And here’s the thing. She’s only a sophomore.
Raiders add flag football; inaugural season kicks off this spring
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Flag football has long been a sport that female athletes at Navarre have desired to play.
1 SOW commander looking at transportation issues
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During a media roundtable Friday morning, Col. Michael Conley, the new commander of 1 SOW (Special Operations Wing), sat down to discuss local issues impacting his airmen and the community. Highway 98 traffic and keeping his airmen mentally and physically ready led the way. His social media skills – not so much.
Water utility accident prompts state inquiry
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Holley Navarre Water System has lost at least a quarter of its wastewater treatment capacity due to an operator’s mistake at the utility’s main plant on Sept. 24 and state regulators are requesting details.
District play up next for the Raiders
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District 2-6A play begins Friday night and that’s a big deal. The district champion, of course, earns an automatic berth to the postseason.
Posey comes out of retirement to coach Raiders
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Terry Posey didn’t initially plan to coach again after announcing his retirement from Jefferson Davis High School earlier this year.
Senior Games provide stage for elderly to stay healthy and active
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John Hurd is 86 years old and has been running in the Senior Games in Pensacola for 25 years.
Athletic injuries present mental as well as physical challenges
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Sage Chambers was in one of his first practices as a college quarterback at Huntingdon. As he prepared to throw, something went wrong.