Pier peak season peaks profits
As beach season winds to a close and the number of visits to the 1,545-foot long Navarre Pier become less crowded, the pier has moved to its winter hours.
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Lady Raiders split preseason games
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
The Raiders shutout Fort Walton Beach by a 3 – 0 score on Oct. 26 and lost a 2 – 1 contest to Gulf Breeze on Oct. 29. Both games were played at the NYSA field.
Epstein and Brothers ready for regional
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Austin Epstein wasn’t in any shape to run just a couple of weeks ago. Navarre’s No. 1 cross country runner injured his foot, battling a heel problem that forced him to sit out the county meet in Milton in mid-October.
Raiders gain valuable experience at regional meet
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Harrison Dorsey competed in the regional swim meet for the first time Thursday morning at the University of West Florida and was thrilled with the opportunity to be there.
Raiders’ dominance of Beach Bowl ends in painful loss to rival Dolphins
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Tears streamed down the faces of several Navarre football players. Even a few cheerleaders cried.
Brahms receives Army All-American jersey
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Nick Brahms walked up to the podium Monday afternoon inside the Navarre High School cafeteria and put on his United States Army All-American Bowl jersey.
Senior Center hosting health fair and bazaar
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The Navarre Senior Center will be hosting its Fall Health Fair and Craft Bazaar Friday.
Fleet Fly In showcases helicopters from all over the U.S.
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Navy, Marine and Coast Guard helicopters from throughout the U.S. descended on NAS Whiting Field Monday, Oct. 24, for a week of training and knowledge sharing at the base’s annual Fleet Fly In.
Students gain real world know how in bot building competition
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First time competitors Gulf Breeze High School took third place with their hand built robot Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition at the University of West Florida, beating out 20 of the 23 other schools from five counties in northwest Florida.
Spooky science teaches children conservation
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.
Creepy goo, slimy dissections and mysterious organisms; this year’s Science Spooktacular got children of all ages hands on with dozens of labs and activities focused on teaching science and conservation Friday and Saturday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS).