More than 300 Navarre Beach leaseholders are at least 120 days behind on paying their lease fees in amounts totaling $348,145, according to Santa Rosa County finance records.
As soon as Choctaw and Fort Walton Beach were announced as the second- and third-place teams, respectively in the District 2-2A boys weightlifting meet Friday afternoon, the Navarre Raiders knew what was coming next.
As he sits outside on a bench at Navarre High School on a mild spring afternoon, Nick Brahms reflects on how crazy the last month or so has been in terms of the number of football scholarship offers that have come rolling in.
No plans are in place yet to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the reefing of the USS Oriskany in Pensacola, but there is no question the world’s largest artificial reef site has been a popular location for divers to explore in the last decade.
Tyler Clayton Hale, 40, and Jennifer Leslie Pope, 41, both of Adams Street in Fort Walton Beach were arrested and charged with Human Trafficking and Deriving Support from the Proceeds of Prostitution.
Plans for two new restaurants, a gas station-convenience store and an expression of interest in building a 17-story hotel on Navarre Beach all emerged last week to give South Santa Rosa County prospects for its biggest commercial development year since before the Great Recession.
As the regular season winds down for Navarre’s tennis teams, head coach Rob Whitley is quick to point out the improvements the Raiders have made this year.
In the end, the result was the same. Navarre lost another softball game to District 2-7A power Niceville, falling 11-1 in six innings to the Eagles Tuesday night at home.
Parents and friends gathered on Saturday to recognize the 2015 – 2016 Raider weightlifting team for capturing its second straight state title. It was also their third state title in the last four years.