Turner makes good first impression for Raider cross-country team
Until this year, Marissa Turner had never run cross-country.
She did track as a freshman at Navarre last spring but was pulled into a new sport this fall.
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Navarre first high school in state with Anchored4Life program
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education.
Moving as a child can be a tough transition, especially if you are from a military family and have to move a lot.
With their new Anchored4Life program, Navarre High School hopes to ease the burden of that transition and provide the right foundation for students to succeed during the school year.
Proposed Navarre Town Center plan to go before County Commission
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The proposed Navarre Town Center has a new look.
A rendering by DAG Architects from August reveals several updates to the town center concept, which Bob Benaquis, owner of TC’s Front Porch, has been working on with architects and other developers. Benaquis has been trying to get a town center for Navarre for over a decade but has only recently gained traction in moving ahead with plans.
The biggest update to the Navarre Town Center is the idea of having a pedestrian walkover to connect Navarre Park to the north side of Highway 98, where the town center would be.
Retired art teacher recalls time at Navarre High, other schools
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education, News.
If you went to Navarre High School at any point in time, then you are likely familiar with Julia Stapleton. She spent the past 39 years teaching around 8,000 students. Stapleton, who is originally from Illinois, moved to Florida in 1982 and began teaching in 1983.
Stapleton spent the last 26 years at Navarre High, mostly as an art teacher and later as a department chair. She was the third person hired at the school when it first opened back in 1996.Julia Stapleton recalls time at Navarre High, other schools
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education.
If you went to Navarre High School at any point in time, then you are likely familiar with Julia Stapleton.
She spent the past 39 years teaching around 8,000 students. Stapleton, who is originally from Illinois, moved to Florida in 1982 and began teaching in 1983.
Wright time to shine: Former Navarre Raider gears up for year four at CSU
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Dante Wright tweeted out in July that he is “locked in this season.”
That’s good news for the Colorado State Rams. Probably not so much for the opponents, who will have to deal with a receiver considered to be one of the best playmakers in college football.
Navarre survives battle of unbeaten teams
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Julia Irmen ran across the court and bumped the ball into the air. Kyra McKelvey did the rest, elevating from the left side of the net and drilling it.
Choctaw tried to keep the ball in play and extend the life of this decisive fifth set, but the attempt to send it back failed as the ball dropped in front of its side of the net.
First Baptist of Navarre comes together during transition period
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
Change is hard. A time of transition for a church can be a tumultuous time and may even lead to a fracturing of the congregation.
According to Christianity Today, there are several ways to make a smoother transition, one of which is by getting people involved.
Navarre dominates in season opener against Vikings
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Jadon Reese helped ignite the fire and energy the Navarre Raiders were looking for in their season opener at Fort Walton Beach Friday night.
Turning in a breakout performance, Reese caught three touchdown passes, all from Hunter Pfiester, while the defense played with a level of aggression that led to winning the turnover battle and the game in a 47-7 victory over the Vikings.
Navarre man, 12 others arrested during undercover operation
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Crime, News.
Over a three day period, the major crimes unit in the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office caught 13 men, who were trying to solicit minors through social media.
The 13 men are Anthony Martinez of Pace, Michael Preston of Navarre, Bryan Mejia of Pensacola, Terry Deer of Fairhope, Ala., Trevon Mitchell of Pensacola, Zachary Frantz of Pace, Joshua Prows of Milton, Jose Leonardo-Ramirez of Pensacola, Tristan Thrower of Pensacola, James Lee Ray of Pensacola, Andrew Walters of Gulf Shores, Ala., Eric Menchaca of DeFuniak Springs, and Patrick Bradt of Crestview.