Hinote steps into school board
Newly appointed District 2 School Board Member Buddy Hinote took the oath of office Thursday, Nov. 17, in front of a crowd of students, school personnel, family and community members.
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Isaac Newton was a genius … but he couldn’t build a robot
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Editorial, Opinion.
To paraphrase an old saying; Give a kid a toy and they might play for an afternoon … but, teach a kid to build a robot and they might change the world forever.
Caring and Sharing feeds a community
Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Community.
What began as a one-family mission to bring toys to local children for Christmas has grown into an organization that serves more than 200 families over the holiday season.
Rehabilitated pelicans form new forever flock
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
As the sun set over a silent stretch of East Bay in Holley, three juvenile pelicans took flight toward freedom for the first time in months Wednesday, Nov. 16, during a hard release by the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge.
First responders demonstrate rescue skills
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Santa Rosa County first responders participated in a mock response to a three-car accident Thursday, Nov. 17, on Avalon Boulevard to show off techniques to the Leadership Santa Rosa Class 30 and other members of the public during their annual Mock Catastrophic Vehicle Accident (MVA).
Raiders offer glimpses of potential in opening week
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
If anyone was looking for a sign that expectations have been raised for Navarre’s boys soccer team, look no further than the Raiders’ reaction to having to settle for a tie in their season opener against area power Niceville last Tuesday night at the NYSA Soccer Complex.
Raiders shut down Escambia
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
All year, well, really you could go back to last season’s devastating playoff loss to Tate, the Navarre Raiders have had a state championship on their minds.
McLean eager to get back in goal for Ice Flyers
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
John McLean set himself up for success as a pro hockey player two years ago when he took advantage of an opportunity to play with the Pensacola Ice Flyers straight out of college.
Raiders seek to forge new identity, contend for district crown
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Taf Bentley could spend all day talking about everything last year’s Navarre boys basketball team accomplished. The fourth-year head boys basketball coach of the Raiders could point to the school-record 17 wins, the district runner-up finish and the first trip to the regional in more than a decade.
Oyster population poised to thrive again
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Oyster populations are poised to thrive again in the region thanks to the Oyster Cultch Placement Project, a $5.3 million regional plan designed to enhance and improve the oyster populations in Pensacola Bay, St. Andrews Bay and Apalachicola Bay.