Brothers reflects on life in the sky
Ernest Brothers spent 37 years as a pilot for American Airlines and of the more than 30,000 flight hours he logged in his career, he’ll never forget his final moments as a pilot.
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Jung ready to compete on world stage
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
When Andreas Jung first watched an Ironman competition a few years ago he still wasn’t sure if it was something he would one day do.
Adults get refresher in U.S. politics
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Navarre residents got a crash course in citizenship and the Constitution Tuesday, Sept. 6, during Adult Civics Class at Holley-Navarre Middle School.
JROTC commemorates Sept. 11 with flag ceremony
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Only the sound of a bird chirping and the hum of a lone car driving by down the road on a sun-splashed morning broke through the moment of silence during the flag ceremony Navarre High School Navy Junior ROTC unit does each year to commemorate the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Questions swirl around drainage projects
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Although Holley by the Sea residents are eager for some of the county’s 30 proposed stormwater protection projects to begin in their area, some suggest that a more organized approach is needed.
UWF lands million-dollar gift from Pen Air
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What’s the name of a field worth?
Hard work paying off early in season for Raider swimmers
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Harrison Dorsey is only a freshman but he’s already making quite a mark in the pool.
Raiders overcome sluggish start to earn win
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No one ever said every game over the course of a long football season was going to be easy and there was no question Navarre faced its share of challenges Friday night against Washington.
Raiders roll past Patriots in home opener
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Michelle Lee saw a big difference in the way her Navarre volleyball team played in a loss to Fort Walton Beach last Tuesday compared to the way it performed in a victory over Pace in its home opener the following night.
Beach benches rusting out
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In the wake of Hurricane Ivan, Navarre Beach was left with a mess of hundreds of tons of concrete and debris piled up and abandoned.