Brent Short walked around the Navarre High gymnasium Friday afternoon at the 2A-Region 1 meet with a look of determination that was simply too hard to miss.
The statistics are alarming in regard to child abuse, both nationally and in Santa Rosa County.
One in three girls and one in three boys will be abused by the time they are 18. In the county, one in 19 children will be abused by the time they are 18.
Jay Warren remembers when the late Ian Lockwood, a teammate of his at Navarre High School, told him he was either going to one day play for Florida or against the Gators.
Navarre’s tennis teams put up a good fight in the District 1-3A tournament earlier this week, with the girls placing third and the boys finishing fourth.
Cyrus Grimes is gaining a great deal of attention as a high school baseball player.
College scouts are taking notice of his talents and the Navarre outfielder was just named a high honorable mention selection on the Perfect Game Preseason Underclassmen All-American team.
Ball pythons have quickly become the snake of choice among beginner snake owners and experienced breeders. In an article addressing the history of ball python morphs, Reptile Magazine accurately described ball pythons saying, “At the beginning of the 1990s, the ball python was a snake that everyone in town danced with, but no one wanted to take to the prom.” Today, ball pythons have become one of the most popular snakes in the herp world.
The one-day reptile show held in various cities all over the country came to Navarre on Saturday. In the pouring rain, Reptiday brought out the curious, the squeamish and the serious to the Days Inn Conference Center to see the reptiles on display and for sale.