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Quilt of Valor presented to NATTC commanding officer
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Military, News.
Capt. Alan Dean, commanding officer of Naval Air Technical Training Center (NATTC), received a hand-made quilt from the Flying Needles Quilt Guild of Niceville during a small ceremony March 6, as part of the Quilt of Valor program.
Church unites during time of tragedy
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.
Hours after learning about last week’s fatal Black Hawk helicopter crash, which took the lives of 11 servicemen, Navarre First Assembly of God on U.S. 98 announced it would host a candlelight ceremony open to the public.
Hard workers seek employers at NHS job fair
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.
Hundreds of Navarre High School students polished up their resumes for the third annual job fair Wednesday, March 11, in the cafeteria.
NBSTCC expands on Trash Bash efforts
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Beach.
The Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center (NBSTCC) hosts a Trash Bash each month, collecting debris found along the beach in order to protect sea turtles that nest on the beach as well as other forms of marine life.
Woodberry, Short lead Raiders at invite
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
T.J. Woodberry has made strides over the course of his four seasons on the Navarre boys weightlifting team.
Gardening presents a challenge on the Gulf Coast
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Gardening can be tricky in a part of the country where the soil is essentially sand and creates a less than ideal situation for growing plants, trees or vegetables.
Therapists open grieving center following the loss of their son
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Jim Bynum, a therapist who’s spent years as a bereavement counselor, has spent much of his career helping others deal with grief and loss.
Citizen bill gains momentum from march
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Education.
Around 175 people, including one Navarre woman, attended “March for the Children” in Tallahassee March 5 to support a proposed bill that would limit standardized testing in schools.
Student’s honest account wins first place in essay contest
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A Holley-Navarre Middle School student won first place in the Rotary Club of Navarre essay contest offered to all eighth-grade students in the Navarre area. The contest asked entrants to write an essay on what the Rotary Four-Way Test means to them. Area schools each presented their three best essays to the Rotary Club of Navarre and a committee chose the winning essays.