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Students gain real world know how in bot building competition

Written by Staff Reporters on November 3, 2016. Posted in Community.

First time competitors Gulf Breeze High School took third place with their hand built robot Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Emerald Coast BEST Robotics Competition at the University of West Florida, beating out 20 of the 23 other schools from five counties in northwest Florida.

Spooky science teaches children conservation

Written by Staff Reporters on November 3, 2016. Posted in Beach.

Creepy goo, slimy dissections and mysterious organisms; this year’s Science Spooktacular got children of all ages hands on with dozens of labs and activities focused on teaching science and conservation Friday and Saturday at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS).

Volleyball season ends for Raiders in loss to Niceville

Written by Staff Reporters on October 27, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Stuck in traffic on Interstate 10 late last Tuesday afternoon, Navarre’s volleyball team got off to a little later start than expected with its District 1-8A tournament opener against Niceville.

Ice Flyers start new season with new coach and high expectations

Written by Brian Lester on October 27, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Josh Cousineau enjoyed the biggest thrill of his hockey career back in May with the Pensacola Ice Flyers.

Dorsey, Sczesny and Sutton among regional qualifiers

Written by Staff Reporters on October 27, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Three individuals and five relay teams will represent the Navarre swim team at today’s 1-3A regional meet at the University of West Florida.

Carter sets school record for touchdowns in a game as Raiders crush Stallions

Written by Brian Lester on October 27, 2016. Posted in Sports.

Michael Carter could have pounded his chest Friday night, announce to the world he is the greatest running back on the planet, or something crazy like that.

Aquaculture vital to future of seafood supply

Written by Brian Lester on October 27, 2016. Posted in News.

Aquaculture has been around for more than 2,000 years and the practice of raising fish through that method is just as important now as it was centuries ago.

Nation’s first Special Tactics memorial unveiled

Written by Staff Reporters on October 27, 2016. Posted in Military, News.

Hurlburt Field, Fla. – A 7-foot tall bronze statue of a Special Tactics airman in operational gear stands atop a black granite base–a memorial to past, present and future Special Tactics operators.

Texting posture, sitting major now health concerns

Written by Staff Reporters on October 27, 2016. Posted in News.

“Stand up straight!” said everyone’s mom always.

School lunch served with side of learning

Written by Staff Reporters on October 27, 2016. Posted in Education.

When is the last time your child ate cauliflower, dates or even the dreaded broccoli?

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