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Tips from Navarre’s skin experts

The dog days of August are here, and in Navarre, that means long days at the beach, boating on the sound, and enjoying all the outdoor activities our beautiful Gulf Coast has to offer. But with the fun and sun comes a unique set of challenges for our skin. Heat, humidity, and sun exposure can lead to a variety of skin issues that can put a damper on your summer, both medically and cosmetically.

County addresses Navarre gas leaks

Between June and July, Holley-Navarre Fire Department responded to 11 separate gas leaks – each caused by fiber optic boring activity. The fiber lines, most owned by Live Oak Fiber, inadvertently struck underground gas lines maintained by Okaloosa Gas District, prompting repeated shelter-in-place orders for local residents.

Teens learn firefighting trade at Holley-Navarre Fire District cadet program

School may not be in session yet, but that doesn’t mean some teens aren’t already learning.

Holley-Navarre Fire District held its summer cadet program Monday, July 28 through Friday, Aug. 1, at Station 45. The cadet program, in its third year, is a weeklong, hands-on opportunity to learn more about the fire service and what goes into being a firefighter.

Navarre First Assembly holds annual Day of Hope to help area families

Aug. 2 marked the 2025 edition of ‘Day of Hope,’ an annual community outreach event for Navarre First Assembly of God.

During Day of Hope, Navarre area families received free backpacks, school supplies, children’s haircuts, lunch and groceries. Pastor Jon Skipper said the long-standing tradition of giving to those in need comes from Jesus Christ himself.

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