Saturday, July 4, 2026, marked the 250th anniversary of the United States of America’s founding. In celebration, Navarre Beach held its annual fireworks show. People came from across Northwest Florida and other parts of the country to witness the display of patriotism.
With the nation’s 250th anniversary this July, much of the focus has been on grand displays of patriotism such as fireworks, concerts and parades. While the July 4 holiday is a celebration of freedom, it’s important to remember who has made the freedoms Americans enjoy possible: veterans.
One organization that has not forgotten the sacrifices of America’s veterans is the American Legion. With more than 1.6 million members, it is the nation’s largest veterans service organization and regularly supports veterans through advocacy, programs and events.
Navarre United Methodist Church recently held its first inclusive Vacation Bible School. The event was a two-night version of the church’s regular VBS program but designed for people with special needs.
Beyond Sunday Fellowship, a parachurch organization founded earlier this year, helped the church organize the event.
According to the arrest report, a homeless man was arrested after deputies said he was masturbating inside a restroom at the Navarre Neighborhood Walmart.
For many, a rug is an afterthought — something to make a room look a little more appealing and serve as a relatively soft cushion between one’s feet and the floor.
While rugs often get overlooked, one Navarre woman has made it her life’s work to turn the rug into an art piece.
The Navarre Raiders open their 2026 season Aug. 21 at Florida High and look to turn things around after a 1-9 campaign.
Here’s a look at five games to keep an eye on for the Raiders this season.
Summertime is here and with that hot sun beating down and kids running wild at home, you might be drained already. If you’re in need of a pick-me-up, stop by Bella Luna in Navarre and try their Espresso Martini, a delicious blend of vodka, Kahlua, and real Lavazza espresso, which is brewed fresh by the order.
Alongside Santa Rosa County, Holley-Navarre Water System is currently in the planning phase for the Tom King Bayou Septic-to-Sewer project.
The grant funded project will potentially impact 189 homes in the Tom King Bayou area. The $3.46 million grant is from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and was dispersed to HNWS by the County.