GBMS teams compete at state Science Olympiad
Seventh-grade student John Finelli races against the clock to craft a Boomilever crane from balsa wood to create the lightest crane that can hold the most sand.
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Out and About
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.
Relay for Life starts Friday at Navarre High School. Read all about it on pages 6 and 7 of this section.
Panhandle Butterfly House to open
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The Panhandle Butterfly House at Navarre Park on U.S. Highway 98 will be open to the public from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. April 19. The grounds have been impeccably groomed, the docents have been trained, and several improvements have been made to the vivarium. All that is needed are the future inhabitants. The first batch of butterflies will be released in the vivarium today, Thursday April 18.
Residents oppose County’s boat ramp plans
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Many who own property near the Live Oak Boat Ramp in the Holley community don’t want a vacant lot to be cleared and paved. parking lot at the Live Oak Boat Ramp.
Pier proposals to be reviewed
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Five companies are vying to manage the Navarre Beach Pier, including current contractor The Pier, Inc., owned by Navarre businesswoman Dorothy Slye and her brother, Everett Ratliff, Jr.
Crash results in minor injuries
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A driver’s failure to yield when making a left turn last week resulted in minor injuries and damages totaling $17,000.
Welcome home
Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Military, News.
SANTA ROSA BEACH — “Oh my gosh, this looks like something out of a magazine,” exclaimed Kelly Hale as she escorted her husband, Staff Sgt. Aaron Hale, and their four children into their new home for the first time, a foreclosure donated by Chase Bank.
Relay for Life gearing up for huge local stand against cancer
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More than 4,000 Navarre residents are expected to take a stand against cancer in the local Relay for Life at Navarre High School, April 19-20.
Laugh out loud – with a purpose
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Jim Pennington, First Baptist Church Navarre senior pastor, recalls a woman who dropped her head and covered her mouth every time she laughed, especially in church.
Six candidates, one seat
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It didn’t take long for the Republican field to sprout candidates after Governor Rick Scott announced April 3 the special primary election for House District 2 seat will be held May 14.