Color run raises playground funds
Holley Navarre Intermediate School raised thousands of dollars Saturday, Oct. 1 at the school’s first-ever HNIS Color Run.
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Fall festival wishes Great Pumpkin happy 50th
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It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown has become a staple of fall tradition for families throughout the country, and this year the iconic movie turns 50 years old.
Expo connects businesses to ladies of all ages
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There were lines out the door waiting to get into the Navarre Conference Center Saturday morning, Oct. 1 in anticipation of the Navarre Women’s Expo hosted by the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (NBACOC).
Folse among top-scoring threats for Night Hawks
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Welcome to the debut of Raiders on Campus. Each week accomplishments of former Navarre Raiders who have gone on to compete at the college level will be highlighted, giving fans a chance to stay up to date with what local athletes are doing now.
Raiders continue to make improvements in the pool
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre competed against Gulf Breeze, Pace and Milton last Tuesday at home. The girls placed second with 260 points and the boys were third with 245 points.
Snorkeling program delivers different aspect of the national seashore
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Underneath the sparkling sun-kissed surface of the water off the shore of Naval Live Oaks, no more than a couple of feet really, there is a world that many forget exists.
The B-21 has a name: Raider
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The Air Force’s long-range strike bomber has officially been named the B-21 Raider.
Healthy eating for kiddos
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It’s a time honored struggle: getting children to eat healthy. There is some comfort in knowing that the struggle has been ongoing for generations, yes the struggle IS real. Yet, what is not so comforting is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s report that childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents over the last 30 years.
Blanketing Our Streets feeds the homeless
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The back kitchen of Navarre First Assembly of God was packed Saturday, Sept. 24, for the Blanketing Our Streets Community Dinner as the homeless of Navarre and Fort Walton received a free meal with a Tex-Mex feel.
Welding program helps fill worldwide shortage
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Initiated through help from an Alabama/Florida Technical Employment Grant, the welding technology program at Northwest Florida State College’s Niceville program is a success story behind a job placement percentage that is at nearly 100 percent.