RX Express, Navarre’s hometown pharmacy
Employees of Rx Express have literally watched pharmacist Nicklaus McMellon, PharmD, CPh grow up and discover his passion for pharmacy.
“I love it. I would never do anything else,” he said.
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Employees of Rx Express have literally watched pharmacist Nicklaus McMellon, PharmD, CPh grow up and discover his passion for pharmacy.
“I love it. I would never do anything else,” he said.
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.
When most people think about visiting a dermatologist, skin cancer screenings usually come to mind first, and for good reason. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, and catching it early saves lives. But dermatology practices like Dermatology Specialists of Florida’s Navarre office do far more than check moles and biopsy suspicious spots. Medical dermatology providers, including board-certified dermatologists and dermatology-trained physician assistants, also diagnose and manage the chronic skin conditions that affect millions of people every day, often for years without ever knowing help was available close to home.
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There were positive moments in Navarre’s Kickoff Classic against Escambia Friday night at Emmitt Smith Field.
The defense held its own most of the way, including a goal line stand that forced the Gators to settle for a field goal right before halftime. And the offense showed a few flashes of its potential.
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Last week, nearly 35 children gathered at Navarre United Methodist Church for an introduction to musical instruments, church production capabilities and worship ministry.
The church hosted its second annual Echo Worship Camp. The camp began as an idea to get youth more involved in the church and spark a passion for worship. Children’s Ministry Director Christine Gersic and Worship Director Jamel Boast organized both the 2025 and 2026 editions of Echo Worship Camp.
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Navarre’s swim team has dived right into getting to work for the season.
The Raiders have a small but talented group and head coach Mary Moorer is happy with what this team brings to the pool.
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Several county projects could bring changes to Navarre Beach in the coming years.
Multiple plans are in the works to add a parking lot and restrooms to the south side of Gulf Boulevard, a boardwalk and visitors center with retail and event space just north of the dune line and bathroom upgrades for the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier.
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First Baptist Church of Navarre Pastor Greg Love recently spent two weeks in Kenya, a country in East Africa.
He was there to teach pastors about theology and take part in a safari. The first leg of the trip, the class, was paid for by the church. The safari was paid for by Love.
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On Aug. 18, voters will decide whether Holley-Navarre Fire District will see a substantial increase in annual fire assessment revenue.
If passed, the measure will bring a 42 percent increase for residential properties and an 11.98 percent increase for nonresidential commercial properties. According to ballot language, HNFD intends to levy the following assessment rates:
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If you’ve been dreaming of owning a slice of paradise on Florida’s Gulf Coast, this beautifully renovated townhouse in Sugar Beach offers the perfect opportunity. Located in one of Navarre Beach’s sought-after Gulf-front communities, this charming two-bedroom, two-story residence combines comfort, convenience, and investment potential in an unbeatable beachside setting.
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On Aug. 18, voters will decide whether Holley-Navarre Fire District rates will increase by 42% for residential properties and 11.98% for nonresidential commercial properties.
The referendum was placed on the ballot to help HNFD get ahead of its own financial limitations. The district, which covers 53 square miles in south Santa Rosa, doesn’t have enough annual revenue to adequately staff Station 44. Adequate staffing is four firefighters on an engine per shift.