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Photo of the Day

Throw your hands in the air and reach for the sky. Kids sure know how to enjoy life.
Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Valerie Brockman.

Golf course survived 2020, future planning underway

Holley Navarre Water System board members received updates on the Club at Hidden Creek course at their monthly meeting Feb. 16.

The unaudited 2020 year to date financials included the news that there were about 7,000 fewer rounds played that year than in 2019.

Photo of the Day

Caption this photo. What do you think these birds on Navarre Beach are talking about?

Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Gary Albers.

Photo of the Day

I spy with my little eye… something white and rigid.
Navarre Beach shells are something to marvel at.
Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Liz Fisher. If you have any cool pictures that you would like to submit for Photo of the Day, email them to editor@navarrepress.com. They don’t have to be pictures of shells. It can really be anything in Navarre, including your cute kids.

Photo of the Day

A rainy and stormy day is ahead of us so be careful out there Navarre.
Today’s Photo of the Day features a flock of birds flying over the Gulf of Mexico and was taken by Maryetta Casey.

Borrow pit amendment faces reset or demise

With a written summary by the Santa Rosa County planning and zoning director as prelude, the county commission engaged in a long debate and absorbed sometimes unsparing criticism from the public about the future of a proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan that would allow expanding borrow pits inside the East Milton Wellfield Protection Area.

Photo of the Day

Peaceful sunsets on the sound are a treasure in Navarre.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by D-Day Presto.

Students learn Gospel, English through church ministry

When First Baptist Church Navarre began its English as a Second Language (ESL) classes six months ago, they knew that they were addressing a great need in Santa Rosa County.

Their research had revealed that about 12,000 people for whom English is not their primary language live within a 10-mile radius of the church.
Since then, this new ministry has experienced tremendous growth.

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