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For God’s Sake

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2019. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

I am a coffee snob, I admit it, I like coffee! I like the smell of coffee. I like the taste of coffee. I like sitting in a coffeeshop with a good cup of coffee chatting with a friend, or just watching the world go by. So, I was disappointed to discover that there is no Starbucks or Caribou Coffee or any other familiar coffee chain represented in Navarre.

Message to grads: Look to the future, focus on God

Written by Staff Reporters on May 30, 2019. Posted in Community.

Before the pomp and circumstance of Saturday’s graduation ceremony, a handful of Navarre High School seniors gathered with their family and friends for a night of worship at a baccalaureate service May 23 in the Navarre Conference Center.

Juana’s celebrating 30 years with an upgrade

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in Beach.

Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ Grill is celebrating 30 years of service along Navarre Beach this year, and with that anniversary came a hefty investment, said general manager Kevin Rudzki.

Ambulance involved in fatal crash

Written by Staff Reporters on May 23, 2019. Posted in News.

A 74-year-old Navarre woman was killed May 15 after her car collided with an ambulance along East Bay Boulevard.

Black Skimmer Grille easing toward opening

Written by Staff Reporters on May 16, 2019. Posted in Business.

May 1 might have been a little too ambitious a goal for opening a new restaurant at Hidden Creek Golf Course, but the new tenants say progress is being made.

Hellard signs with Wallace State

Written by Staff Reporters on May 16, 2019. Posted in Sports.

Navarre baseball player Kaleb Hellard, a right-handed pitcher for the Raiders, has committed to play at George C. Wallace State Community College in Selma, Alabama.

Michael Sandle excelling in baseball with the Jaguars

Written by Brian Lester on May 9, 2019. Posted in Sports.

Michael Sandle had already extended his hit streak to five games an inning earlier. He was now up to bat one final time for the University of South Alabama on a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon at Stanky Field in Mobile.

Timmons embraces challenge of Ironman competitions

Written by Brian Lester on May 9, 2019. Posted in News.

Troy Timmons was sitting around with friends one day a few years ago when they talked about doing an Ironman competition.

Sunset Stampede 5K avoids storm

Written by Staff Reporters on May 9, 2019. Posted in Beach.

Although the race director was considering cancelling Saturday’s 11th annual Sunset Stampede 5-kilometer run, the storm clouds made a quick departure and left cool temperatures in its wake.

Feather flags are safe for now

Written by Staff Reporters on May 9, 2019. Posted in News.

Feather flags in Santa Rosa County may be legal, at least for the time being.