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Doolittle Raider honored with shadow box

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

Washington (AFNS) — People began trickling into the Hall of Heroes in the Pentagon. Roughly 15 minutes before go-time, it is filled to the brim. Everyone came there to see one person and hear his story; a story so historical and significant it could make anyone swell with pride.

Vampire mosquitoes have quite the bite

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

For weeks and weeks my husband had been complaining about his stabbing, stinging, itching mosquito bites and resultant welts. He said what made this year different was the mosquitoes were more ferocious, seemed to be much larger and were dive bombing him.

Guardian ad Litem program needs voices for children

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Faith.

In the state of Florida, when a case of child neglect, abuse or abandonment is reported, the state Department of Children and Families steps in to shelter the child.  The shelter may come in the form of a foster home or another family member’s home while the child’s parents are working through their problems.  The court will then appoint a Guardian ad Litem to ensure the needs of the child are being met and serve as the voice of the child in court.

Teresa Berg is tuned in to the ‘Brilliant Bugs’

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Education.

Teresa Berg is Holley-Navarre Intermediate’s Teacher of the Year.  An 18-year veteran in the classroom, with 13 years at HNIS, Berg says she never stops learning and never tires of seeing the students learn something new.   “I like teaching them something new and seeing their faces when they learn it,” Berg said.

McEwan completes Eagle Scout project

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.

Part of becoming an Eagle Scout involves doing a service project that benefits the community in some way. Christian McEwan of Troop 406 in Navarre got a great idea from someone at his church.

Artificial reefs provide teachable moments

Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Beach.

If you have ever wondered what kind of fish we have at our artificial reefs off of Navarre Beach, then you need to either dive the reefs or attend a class at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station. Classes are held once a quarter and one was held Saturday.

Wee Market hosts Grand Opening event

Written by Gail Acosta on . Posted in Business.

Wee Market hosted its Grand Opening event in the Shoppes of Navarre Oct. 31, featuring specials from their vendors, children’s painting activity and trick-or-treating for the children.  “It’s a great opportunity for the community to see the different vendors we have at Wee Market and support local businesses,” said Holly Elassaad, owner of Wee Market.

Valley Road Shooting still under investigation

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

Shots rang out Friday evening Oct. 30 on Valley Road in Holley by the Sea and when it was over, one person was shot and in critical condition and another is in custody for attempted murder and aggravated assault. 

Boyd wins district title in diving

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Bekka Boyd has made the most of her senior season on the Navarre swim team. The standout diver enjoyed one of her biggest moments of the season Oct. 28 when she won a district championship at Washington High School in Pensacola.