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REBUILD hardened home survives Century tornado

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

What started as a grassroots effort by a group of people in response to Hurricane Ivan in 2005, has turned into REBUILD Northwest Florida, a nonprofit that has received more than $89 million in FEMA funds and has “hurricane hardened” 12,000 homes.  But there is only one chance left for Santa Rosa County residents to receive 75 percent funding on strengthening their home against hurricanes.

Raiders relish all-star experience

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Although the final score wasn’t what Logan Townsend had hoped for in Thursday night’s Subway All-Star Soccer Game in Pensacola, the Navarre senior was thankful he had a chance to play high school soccer one last time.

Bearded dragons are perfect child’s pet

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in News.

Bearded dragons, or beardies as they are affectionately called, are a laid back, hardy, easy to care for lizard that make the perfect reptilian pet for adults and children alike.  The lizard is originally from Australia, although now all beardies purchased in the United States are captive bred.  Australia banned the export of the lizards many years ago.

Villanueva throws no-hitter for Raiders

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Navarre’s 2016 baseball season began in earnest Feb. 9, and the team went 2-1 in week one. The Raiders recorded blow out wins over Gulf Breeze and Washington and lost a close one to Pace at the end of the week.