The Lady Raiders ended their regular season with two more home wins. They shut out Catholic 8-0 on Jan. 6 and beat Choctaw the next night by a 9-1 score.
What started out as a simple Facebook request for photos of dogs for a 16-year-old cancer patient has since turned the pet-loving boy into an Internet celebrity.
Customers of Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS) Jan. 20 will elect three representatives to the board which governs the organization and oversees operations Hidden Creek golf course.
Ray White has no problem brainstorming an idea and making it a reality. When he first mentioned organizing a march in honor of first responders, the response of positive, he decided to run with it.
A month ago, the Lady Raiders and West Florida played to a scoreless tie. Jan. 3 the two teams had their rematch at Navarre and the home team shut out West Florida 5-0.
“Most of us could lose a few pounds, smoke less and drink less alcohol. That is it – you can go home now,” family physician Shane Adkison told the more than 100 people attending the Navarre Chamber of Commerce monthly breakfast on Dec. 5.
The Navarre boys’ weightlifting team won their first dual meet of the season against Pine Forest at home Feb. 19 by a score of 59 – 31. For many of the lifters, the meet served as an educational opportunity. Coaches who doubled as judges made sure that each competitor understood any fouls detected and how to avoid them.
For some, New Year’s Day would not be the same without coming out to the Penguin Plunge. For the sixth year in a row, revelers gathered at Juana’s to brave the cool weather and dive into the 62-degree water of Santa Rosa Sound.
Paul Gardner, assistant general manager for Holley-Navarre Water System (HNWS), said crews worked throughout the night Jan. 2 to repair a line break which resulted in the loss of roughly 400,000 gallons of water.