Raiders have sights set on playoff run
Navarre’s boys soccer team is building momentum as it inches toward the postseason.
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WeatherSTEM brings real world data to the classroom
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
For students of Santa Rosa County, complex weather data are at their fingertips thanks to four WeatherSTEM units posted at schools in the south end of the county.
County’s homeless population hiding in plain sight
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Santa Rosa County has a homeless problem. They may not be asking for change on every street corner or sleeping on benches in every public park, but there is a problem.
Carter one step closer to NFL dream
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Dwayne Carter runs the 40-yard dash on a practice field covered in worn-out grass, paying attention to every detail of his form as he sprints ahead.
Lady Raiders have momentum heading into playoffs
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
The Lady Raiders lost two of their four seniors over the winter break with a season ending injury to Tori Martino and the graduation of Emily Madril.
Raiders unable to complete comeback against Jaguars
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
On the brink of a comeback early in the fourth quarter Tuesday night, Navarre’s girls basketball team couldn’t slow down Mobile Christian down the stretch and fell 40-22 to the Jaguars in a nonconference game at home.
Raiders stumble against Tate
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Tate has been a thorn in the side of the Navarre’s boys soccer team, with the last two losses the Raiders have suffered coming at the hands of the Aggies.
Council on Aging brightens lives of others
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Council on Aging of West Florida Activities Supervisor Margaret Jerauld can say with confidence the distribution of gifts to clients during the Christmas season was a success.
WMAs have come long way since humble beginning
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
One purchase of land in 1941 has blossomed into something that now serves as a home for some of Florida’s most well-known and threatened wildlife species. It also provides a place for hunters and anglers to enjoy while allowing others to take advantage of golden wildlife viewing opportunities.
First Tee teaches life lessons one golfer at a time
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For Golf Instructor Luticia Boozer, golf is more than a sport.