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School lunch served with side of learning
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When is the last time your child ate cauliflower, dates or even the dreaded broccoli?
Mill fire still burning more than a century later
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In the 1990s the University of West Florida unearthed structures dating back to the very beginning of North Santa Rosa County industry, the Arcadia Mill.
Color flies for a cause at Dead Pirate 5K
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Rainbows of powder flew through the air at Navarre Beach Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Dead Pirate Color Run 5K organized by the Krewe of the Karibbean.
Ice Flyers must focus on the little things in training camp
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Throughout the 90-minute training camp practice at the Bay Center Thursday morning, new head coach Kevin Hasselberg ran his team through a series of intense drills.
Pohlmann makes the most of final district tourney
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Sultana Pohlmann stood on the green of Hidden Creek Golf Course Tuesday afternoon and sunk the final putt of her round in the District 1-3A tournament.
Raiders show improvement at county meet
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Runners went straight for the water cups being passed out at the finish line of the EscaRosa Championship meet Thursday afternoon.
Raiders stay unbeaten with dominant win over Panthers
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When the season began for the Navarre Raiders, all of the focus offensively was on Michael Carter and his ability to shred through defenses with his running ability.
Seminar highlights importance of exercise for older adults
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More than half of all adults are not meeting the recommended requirements for daily physical activity.
Ferry service delayed until late spring
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Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown joked on Monday morning that people have wanted a ferry service in Pensacola Bay for 50 years.