Raiders win two during opening week of baseball season
When asked to give his thoughts after Navarre High School’s 3-0 season-opening victory over Gulf Breeze, first year head coach Scott Murphy responded, “It all starts on the mound.”
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Pettigrew thrives in starting role with Argonauts
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Emily Pettigrew didn’t need much of time to adjust to NCAA Division II softball.
Family celebrates matriarch’s 100th birthday
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Helen Proffitt’s sense of humor is as sharp as ever.
Despite no longer competing, Muir Wakely still involved in surfing
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Lisa Muir Wakely spent time in Puerto Rico last month, the place where her love for surfing began.
Amazing Shake snuffs out future business leaders
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It was an introvert’s worst nightmare.
First responder rescues man after boat capsizes
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The Navarre Beach Fire Department rescued a man Feb. 12 when his sailboat capsized in Navarre Sound.
Hit and run car accidents on the rise in Florida
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Florida law enforcement officials say hit and run crashes are increasing at an alarming rate. That’s why they’re launching a new campaign to let drivers know that leaving the scene of an accident can result in tougher penalties.
State champions – again
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For the second time in three years, the Navarre High School girls weightlifting team is a state champion. Two years ago, when the Raiders won their first state title, it was by a one-point margin.
Raiders’ dream of state title gone with the wind
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Navarre High School’s girls soccer team headed to the state tournament riding a wave of momentum.
Pigeon pageant for beautiful birds dispels ‘rats with wings’
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Dogs aren’t the only animals that vie for best in show. Hundreds of breeds of pigeons compete in their own version of the Westminster show, strutting on long, thick legs or fluttering curly, lacy feathers in their bid to be best bird.