Students clean the beach
Navarre High School football players and cheerleaders are accustomed to performing on grass, but they showed May 28 they can also make important plays on sand.
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Local girl chooses charity over presents
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Twelve-year-old MaKayla Crouch received 1,200 pounds of dog and cat food for her birthday May 22.
Perhaps what is most surprising about her gifts was that they were exactly what she asked for.Slow down, save chicks
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Endangered shorebirds began their annual nesting along the Navarre Beach Causeway Bridge a few weeks ago, and a variety of efforts are now underway to keep them and their soon-to-be-hatched chicks safe from motorists.
Military appreciates community
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On a day when Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and Military Affairs Council (MAC) members gathered to thank the military, the event’s speaker turned the tables and spent his time thanking business and community leaders.
Going gluten-free proves miracle cure for local women
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Horrendous migraines, sinus infections, inflammatory rheumatoid arthritis, chronic fatigue, common variable syndrome, fibromyalgia were just a few of the conditions from which Danni Barker suffered.
Swim lessons ready youth for summer season
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As temperatures climb and sunny days provide a great opportunity for swimming and water activities, parents are often focused on safety.
Ugly dogs win big for local church
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Navarre loves its dogs, ugly or not.
That was the message Saturday when the first Ugly Dog Contest was held at LaVonda’s Pet Salon.Healing and HOW
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Some call it fishing, but the Emerald Coast Heroes on the Water (HOW) call it healing. A group of 25 volunteers met early Saturday morning to take nearly 25 veterans on the healing waters of the Intracoastal Waterway adjacent to Navarre Park. One of the veteran anglers was Chuck Tingle who joined the group fishing for the first time in May 2013 in Navarre Park and completed what he believed to be his sixth fishing trip with HOW Saturday. “It takes you out of the daily grind and I enjoy the camaraderie,” said Tingle. He spent 24 years in the Air Force in command and control and was stationed in the area from 1987-89, and he knew he wanted to retire to the area.
Tiger Point Golf Club doing well
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Gulf Breeze Parks and Recreation Director Ron Pulley had good news to share with city council members May 28 during a workshop to review proposed renovations to the Tiger Point Clubhouse and Pro Shop.
Businesses ready for tax-free shopping
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Gov. Rick Scott in May signed legislation that created three sales tax holidays, and the first one coincided with the start of the Atlantic hurricane season and was designed to encourage residents to make purchase now to be prepared.