Northwest Florida accepts tuition challenge
Northwest Florida State College accepted Gov. Rick Scott’s challenge to create a $10,000 bachelor’s degree program.
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A voyage to the Holy Land
Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.
Road trips can be hard. There’s traffic, the possibility of a break down and the all but inevitable misfortune of getting lost. It’s even harder in a foreign country.
Coaches honor Raiders’ academic success
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
A national coaches association recently announced that Navarre High School’s 2011-2012 girls soccer team earned a Team Academic Award for its overall performance in the classroom.
Raiders shake off rust, route South Walton, Tate
Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre High School’s boys’ soccer team played two games last week and at first the Raiders were a little rusty after a two-week break from school. Coach Ken MacDonald substituted freely trying to get the Raiders familiar with playing together at game speed. Some players are coming off injuries and his goal, he explained, was to ease them back into play and avoid aggravating their injuries.
Don’t forget your coupons!
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
After a certain height, an inch or two doesn’t matter.
Improved Raiders lose again to Pine Forest
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
The quicker Eagles’ pesky defense and balanced attack led Pine Forest to a 52-27 district win against the host Navarre Raiders on Thursday, Jan. 3. Despite the lopsided loss, Raiders’ coach Greg Boozer said his team had improved since a 68-17 loss to the Eagles in Pine Forest.
Media honor Raiders on all-area, all-state teams
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Sports.
When a team registers the best season in program history, post-season awards are to be expected. The Navarre High School Raiders football team, which finished 12-2 and won the school’s first region championship, hasn’t gone unnoticed by regional and statewide media.
Sutton goes to Washington
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Zachary Sutton, an eighth-grader at Holley-Navarre Middle School, will be in attendance Jan. 21 at the 2013 Presidential Inaugural in Washington, D.C.
Chamber forms new committees
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The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce announced its committees and board of directors for 2013. Cheryl Chant, co-owner of Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ Grill, will be the executive committee chairman, replacing John Hays. Hays will serve as the past chairman on the board. Jim Taylor will serve as the chair elect, Regina Carter will be vice chairman and Tim Wyrosdick will act as treasurer.
Son peeks into father’s WWII past
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A father and son connected once again at the Hurlburt Field Air Park on Dec. 28. Kim Carmean traveled from West Virginia to see and touch the C-47 that his father flew over Normandy during World War II.