Fitness and fun part of Senior Games success
Staying active as you age can be a challenge but the Senior Games of Pensacola provides an opportunity for those 50 and older to get exercise and have fun at the same time.
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National Park Service turns 100
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.
Steve McCoy has been with the National Park Service for 32 years, working everywhere from Alaska to the Everglades. His last four years have been spent at Gulf Islands National Seashore as the deputy superintendent and he was on hand at Naval Live Oaks Thursday for NPS’ centennial celebration.
Testing creates accountability in schools
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Navarre High School Principal Brian Noack gives a simple answer in regards to his thoughts on the number of tests students take each year.
Zoo welcomes Gibson the giraffe
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The Gulf Breeze Zoo welcomed a tall new family member Aug. 2 with the birth of baby reticulated giraffe Gibson bringing the zoo’s giraffe herd to four members.
Firefighters benefit from training exercises
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A few people late to the scene wondered if perhaps there was a fire or some other serious emergency going on at Beach Colony East on Navarre Beach Wednesday morning.
Holley Hills subdivision gets county go-ahead
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Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners gave final approval Thursday, Aug. 25, for the final platting of Holley Hills subdivision, and construction of homes could be underway as early as September.
Gigi says hello to visitors
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After more than 100 people turned out for the ribbon cutting ceremony, Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center (NBSTCC) Director Cathy Holmes said the visitors just keep on coming averaging about 70 to 80 people a day.
Science station adds new learning modules
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The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station welcomed its first class field trip of the school year Thursday, Sept. 1, to participate in data collection and education about marine populations in the Santa Rosa Sound.
Once a dream, UWF closing in on historic first season
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It began in 2009 with a vision that football would be a good fit for the University of West Florida.
Raiders kick off 2016 season Friday against Crusaders
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The 2016 football season begins Friday night.