RED Day adds curb appeal
Trimming trees, pulling weeds, planting flowers, mowing lawns and more, the Keller Williams Navarre Dream Team was hard at work beautifying front yards as part of its annual RED Day.
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Picnic honors military members, sacrifice
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Under the slogan “We love our military,” the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee celebrated Military Appreciation month with a community picnic in Navarre Park.
Woman charged with kicking her service dog
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Sunday evening, shortly after 9 p.m. deputies received a call that a woman, later identified as Marina Rozenbaum, was in Navarre Park kicking her service dog. The caller stated Rozenbaum had asked her and her friends if they wanted to kick the dog too.
First sea turtle nest on Panhandle this season
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Turtle Patrollers were in for a big surprise early Saturday morning. The first sea turtle of Navarre’s nesting season has laid her eggs this Mother’s Day weekend, and this new momma made another first.
Relay celebrates life
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Cancer has touched the lives of so many.
Prom expenses test students’ budget savvy
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Sparkling evening gowns, dapper tuxedos, expensive updos, corsages and thumping tunes: Prom is upon us. Navarre High School juniors and seniors will be packing the dance hall Saturday, but just how much did they spend to get there?
The fun is free
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Every child loves the beach, regardless of whether they fall on the autism spectrum said Autism Surfs founder Ricky Weeks.
Autism OdysSea brings fun, support for autism
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Hundreds of children on the autism spectrum, their families, volunteers and community members flooded the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station Saturday for the fifth annual Autism OdysSea, resulting in record turnout.
LOST direction found
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County Commissioners seem a little less lost on the LOST (local option sales tax) following Monday’s regular meeting after newly hired assistant county administrator Dan Schebler provided a less structured solution.
Leggett aims to make a statement at the Division I level
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Stick to the plan and believe in the dream. That was the motto for Tommy Leggett and not once did he waver from it.