Hard work paying off for Raiders
Michael Sandle received a scholarship offer from Florida A&M earlier this summer, but his focus at the moment isn’t on where he will play at the next level.
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Lady Raider weightlifting, the dynasty continues
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Walking into the Raider weight room, the first thing you notice is a large white board documenting the girls’ weightlifting accomplishments. Since 2008, they are undefeated during the regular season and captured 10 straight district titles. During that period, they have won eight sectional championships and were the state runner-up five times. In 2013 and 2015 they won the state championship. Also on display are the five state runner-up trophies and two state championship trophies. Below the team accomplishments, eight Raider individual state champions are identified.
Lady Raider weightlifting, the dynasty continues
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Inside the Raider weight room is a white board documenting the accomplishments of the girls weightlifting team.
Clemson’s Leggett named to Mackey Award Watch List
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
When he arrived at Clemson as a freshman two years ago, Jordan Leggett had never played tight end.
Scallop search planned in Santa Rosa Sound
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Santa Rosa County Extension Agent Chris Verlinde isn’t sure how long it has been since a search for scallops took place in the Santa Rosa Sound.
Commissioners withhold support for pedestrian overpass
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Santa Rosa County Commissioners Monday withheld support for a redesigned, less costly Navarre pedestrian overpass, citing issues such as a lack of public parking in the proposed area of U.S. 98 at Presidio Street.
Grimes swings for success on golf course
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Aaron Grimes used to swing a baseball bat.
Here’s looking at you June Rosell
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Born in 1927, June Rosell grew up during the Great Depression, hunting and fishing in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
National Seashore benefiting from fee increase
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Gulf Islands National Seashore offers visitors plenty to do during the year, from camping and swimming to exploring old military forts and biking or walking along the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico.
Fat Albert pilot all about thrills
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Maj. Dusty Cook is in his second year as a pilot for the Blue Angels’ Hercules C-130 aircraft, Fat Albert.