Residents weigh in on Master Plan
Roughly 200 residents and stakeholders armed with sticky notes and string weighed in on shaping Navarre’s future last week during the District 4 Master Plan’s first open house event at Navarre High School.
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Raider boys knock off Wildcats
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre took a big step forward Thursday afternoon with an impressive 4-3 win over Washington in boys tennis.
Sunrise Drive to close for flood-control work
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Construction to reduce repeated flooding at the entrance of Sunrise Drive in Navarre will begin March 5 with the installation of traffic control measures.
Raiders crush the competition in tri-meet
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Navarre dominated a boys weightlifting tri-meet Wednesday.
Fire department considers breakaway amid tax conflict
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Amid frustrations over taxation, the Navarre Beach Fire Department is considering moving out from under the county’s supervision altogether.
Parkland school shooting prompts local safety push
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In September 2017, a Navarre High School student, acting under a fake user name, allegedly threatened fellow students with violence via Instagram.
Raiders fall to Vikings in double-overtime thriller
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Only 12.7 seconds still clung to the clock in the second overtime after Matt Harshany dished off a perfect pass along the baseline to teammate Andre Smith for a layup, tying this crazy back-and-forth game between Navarre and Fort Walton Beach one more time.
Brian Out Loud
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.
Niceville kept finding the back of the net and there was little Navarre could do about it.
Department of Education oversight more like overreach
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On the front page of Community we shared images of Holley Navarre Primary School students excitedly playing on newly purchased playground equipment for the first time. At a school where the student population has blown past projected growth and threatens to overflow capacity, providing enough space for children to play required a big investment.
Interaction between ESE and other students yields benefits for all
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Inside a classroom at lunchtime, Emily Sands is sitting next to a student at a table. They are scrolling through pictures on her phone.