Here’s looking at you Donald Hickman
“I was born in Elmwood, Ohio,” Donald Hickman, 80, said. “It was a small community with 13 bars, 13 churches, about 3,500 people, and I quit school and joined the Navy in 1950,” he chuckled.
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Gulf Breeze farmer sells fresh produce
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Roth Friar, owner of Gulf Breeze Farms, is making a big impression on the community with his fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables.
Bay Haven Farms offers summer camps for kids
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Bay Haven Farms, Navarre’s only full-service equestrian facility, has been providing a “haven” for horses and riders alike for almost 20 years.
Burned, but not broken — Taco Bell plans to re-open
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The Taco Bell in Navarre suffered about $100,000 damage when a fire broke out just after 3 p.m. last Friday in the front area of the restaurant located at 8714 Navarre Pkwy.
Gatlin Casey: You throw it, I will catch it
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It is only June and Gatlin Casey has already had a busy summer. The 6-foot-3-inch senior receiver has been to four college camps. He demonstrated his talents and hopes the coaches take notice.
Here’s looking at you Joe Seymer
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Joe Seymer, like most teenagers, figured he was smarter than his Dad — but within 24 hours, he learned his old man was a wise old owl.
NJROTC holds summer camp for incoming freshman
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From tug-of-war to knot tying, Navarre High School incoming freshman competed in a variety of physical activities and competitions at the Navy Junior ROTC summer camp program last week. All 84 first-year cadets participated in the week-long camp and had their graduation on June 21.
Camp Invention is hands-on science fun
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Camp Invention, a week-long program for kids promoting creativity and scientific discovery, was held last week at West Navarre Intermediate School. The camp is offered to students ranging from first through sixth grade, and features hands-on activities, science projects and games.
Local “Pirates” club raising money for tornado victims
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Pirates on the Panhandle Social Club will host a fundraiser this Saturday, June 29, to raise money for Moore, Okla. tornado victims.
Storm waves led local judge to air waves
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“We lost everything in Hurricane Ivan,” said Santa Rosa County Judge Robert Hilliard, whose family suffered the total loss of their home during the catastrophe. Hilliard was serving as a Santa Rosa County Commissioner in 2004 when the devastating storm surge flooded ashore, knocking down utility poles, leaving citizens in the dark and without the ability to send or receive emergency communication.