Raider cheerleaders eager to compete again
Navarre’s cheerleaders trained hard in June but spent the last week of the month in a less intense setting as they ran a youth cheer camp at the high school.
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Fire destroys boat, pick-up truck
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Firefighters responded to a report of a “loud pop” at 1856 Cowen Road, an electrical supply company located in an industrial park off of Gulf Breeze Parkway, at 1:42 p.m. Monday.
Hard work making difference for Raiders
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Enter the Navarre High School Gymnasium on a weekday afternoon and one will find the Raiders’ girls basketball team engaged in intense summer workouts.
Carter ready to run again
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Dwayne Carter knows what it’s like to be the star, to be the one who excites cheering fans with his remarkable ability to run with a football in his hands.
Vaccine clinic benefits animal rescue
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Squiggley’s Safe Haven, St. Francis Veterinary Center’s animal rescue, hosted a vaccine clinic and adopt-a-thon Saturday, and while the plan was to find homes for Squiggley’s residents, the rescue ended up taking in seven more animals.
Holley store reopened under new management
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The community of Holley is abuzz with excitement after the reopening of its only convenience and gas store, which had closed last May. It reopened last week under new management – but with a familiar face.
Strong turnout expected for Fourth of July weekend
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Fireworks will light up the sky over Navarre Beach Saturday night, putting the exclamation point on what promises to be a busy Fourth of July weekend.
$600K project to alleviate crowded facility
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It won’t come as a surprise to the 4,400 members of Navarre’s Betty J. Pullum Family YMCA that it is time to expand.
Four rescued after sailboat capsizes in Gulf
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Vacationers from Louisiana are praising the U.S. Coast Guard and Navarre Beach Fire Rescue for the rescue of four boaters after a family sailboat capsized roughly one-half mile offshore during a June 30 storm.
Pedestrian overpass still possible
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If plans for a pedestrian overpass continue moving forward, officials from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) said its $1.5 million construction could start in 2021.