First pickleball tournament turns out to be a success
Mildred Hudson plays pickleball every week at the recreation center in Gulf Breeze. On Saturday, she was among the nearly 30 seniors competing in the first ever tournament at the center.
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Raiders ready to get to work in spring practice
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Jay Walls sits in his office on a Monday afternoon in late April, which happens to be the day spring practice is allowed to begin for prep football teams across the state.
Lady raiders eliminated in district playoffs by Niceville
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Navarre’s softball team was eliminated by Niceville 5-2 at Milton April 25 in the opening round of the district playoffs.
Raiders close final week of season with thrilling win and tough loss
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Navarre’s baseball team experienced the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in a pair of games last week, beating West Florida 9-8 and falling 7-5 to rival Gulf Breeze on senior night.
Raiders have high expectations for state meet
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The odds were stacked against Navarre’s 400 relay team entering the 1-3A regional meet last Thursday at Chiles in Tallahassee.
Jets draft Leggett in sixth round
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With the 144th pick in the NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts select Grover Stewart, a defensive tackle out of Albany State.
Volunteers make huge impact in lives of seniors
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Tricia Dixon has only been the volunteer program manager for the Council on Aging of West Florida for six months and it’s safe to say she has stayed busy.
History comes alive at black powder demonstrations
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Caleb Pascoe is at historic Fort Pickens taking practice shots with a black powder rifle in preparation for a demonstration later that morning.
Wounded vets find purpose in preparing for competition
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Scars on the arms and legs of Brian Williams make you want to cringe at first glance, the injuries telling a story no words ever will.
Gardening cultivates young minds
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Eva Anderson teaches the Voluntary PreSchool Program at the YMCA. Anderson, who has been teaching for 17 years, built her third school garden this spring with the 2016-2017 VPK class.