Raiders stay unbeaten with dominant win over Panthers
When the season began for the Navarre Raiders, all of the focus offensively was on Michael Carter and his ability to shred through defenses with his running ability.
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Seminar highlights importance of exercise for older adults
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
More than half of all adults are not meeting the recommended requirements for daily physical activity.
Ferry service delayed until late spring
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown joked on Monday morning that people have wanted a ferry service in Pensacola Bay for 50 years.
Encompass Church worships without walls
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There’s a new church in town, but don’t go looking for a building with a steeple or any building for that matter.
No people or turtle skills
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Letters to the Editor, Opinion.
Robbi Williamson has upset at least three community groups serving the Navarre Beach area. At least two of the groups he expressed deep concerns’ over their $1000 allotments and wants more transparency. But Robbi gave the Mudders event $80,000 of taxpayers money to come to Santa Rosa County but three neighboring states didn’t give a penny of taxpayers money to the Mudders event held in their states. What was Robbi thinking? I’ve asked Robbi but he won’t answer me. Now Robbi is trying to evict GiGi our blind turtle from our turtle center by adding “termination at will language” in the new lease. I think “termination at will” should apply to our commissioners, especially one.
Wheelchair costumes bring out the best in students
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For some of Navarre’s wheelchair-riding trick-or-treaters, this year’s Halloween costume will be more elaborate thanks to the efforts and donations of a group of Okaloosa high schoolers.
Homeschoolers get hands on at science festival
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Hundreds of homeschoolers throughout the Southeast gathered at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS) Friday, Oct. 14 to touch and explore at the Homeschool Ocean Science Mini Festival.
Monarch Madness highlights end of year for butterfly house
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Jean Berger sat at a chair on a sun-splashed Friday morning holding up a display of photos of butterflies. Children gathered around her, their eagerness to learn all about an insect so vital to the health of the environment very evident.
Raiders unable to knock off Dolphins
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre was hoping for better results against Gulf Breeze the second time around.
Senior swimmers reflect on season, look ahead to district meet
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Zach Sutton admits he’s getting a slight case of senioritis but isn’t about to let it become an obstacle as the Navarre swim team gets set for the district meet Oct. 21 at the University of West Florida.