Raiders taking steps forward during summer volleyball workouts
Navarre’s volleyball team won only six games a year ago. It’s one more win than the Raiders had in Michelle Lee’s first season as the head coach.
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Hixon ready to help lead the way on Raiders’ offensive line
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Watch the highlights of Darrell Hixon at the national Top Gun Showcase in South Carolina and it’s easy to be impressed with the way the Navarre offensive lineman handles the competition he is up against.
Efforts still being made to improve scallop population
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While the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently restructured the season structure for recreational scalloping, the outlook for that opportunity opening up in Northwest Florida in the near future isn’t the brightest.
Unlikely guest checks into wildlife refuge
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The Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge has an unusual guest in its care: a red-footed booby.
Lighthouse founder follows calling
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In the wake of hurricane Ivan, many homes and businesses were destroyed. For Joanna Johannes, returning in the wake of the storm with her small children was devastating, she said. She had just moved to Gulf Breeze two years prior, and the storm had totaled her house.
Training prepares first responders for the worst
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The hallway is quiet and dark except for the rasping breath and hushed whimpers of the shooting victims inside. They are waiting for rescue in the wake of the unthinkable.
Managing to a TEA
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People are the most important asset in a company, but they are also the most time-consuming part of a manager’s work.
Goodbye Gigi
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The Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center (NBSTCC) staff and visitors alike are mourning the loss of their resident loggerhead sea turtle Gigi. She was humanely euthanized Monday due to chronic medical conditions.
Raider baseball team gaining valuable experience over the summer
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The sun is out in full force on a Monday afternoon in June, a welcome sight in a month that has been filled with what seems like nonstop rain.
Seward sisters shine for Raiders on the soccer field
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Jennifer Seward played only one year of soccer without her sister. She was 5 at the time and she recalls that she “begged Jessika to play” the following year.