Grillin’ event bolsters education funding
The sweet smell of barbecue and savory smell of fresh seafood filled Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze during the third Grillin’ in the Breeze Saturday.
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Dr. Andrews in no rush to give up passion for sports medicine
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
It is nearly impossible to discuss sports medicine without mentioning the name Dr. James Andrews.
Gigi receives off-site medical care
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Gigi, the blind loggerhead sea turtle that permanently resides at the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center (NBSTCC), has not been home in 15 days. Her three-foot-deep tank stands still and empty.
Students scuba dive in the Keys
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Nighttime scuba diving, researching the growth of coral reefs and exploring an aquarium behind the scenes were some of the highlights of this month’s annual trip to the Florida Keys by students from the Navarre Beach Science Station.
Thunderbirds in town to meet with Blue Angels
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Criss-crossing a gray sky on a blustery Monday morning at NAS Pensacola, the Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration team showed off their impressive flying maneuvers in the air, the noise from their T-38 jets almost deafening and the smoke trailing off behind them and fading into the gray clouds.
Andrews Institute celebrates 10 years of sports medicine success
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Fate has a funny way of working out sometimes. An interesting twist of it is the reason the world-renowned Andrews Institute celebrated its 10-year anniversary last Wednesday in Gulf Breeze.
Bubanas homicide ruled self defense
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No one will faces charges in the December stabbing death of Daniel “Jeb” Bubanas.
Raiders ready to compete in regional meet after long layoff
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
More than two weeks have passed since Navarre’s track teams last competed — 17 days to be exact if you are counting at home — and the time in between the district and regional meets has been well spent by the Raiders.
Aaron Hernandez was found dead in his prison cell early last Wednesday morning. He was hanging from a bedsheet.
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
It takes time to build a sports program from the ground up. It can be challenging, and at times even a little frustrating, but the willingness to stay the course must be strong enough to overcome any obstacle along the way.
Sneeder exceeds expectations at district tournament
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre’s Stathi Sneeder battled a case of nerves when he arrived at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze last Tuesday morning for his 3A District Final at fourth singles, and that is understandable.