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Shave for the brave

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Faith.

At least 20 brave Navarre residents will say goodbye to their hair on September 8 at a head-shaving event for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation at Tommy’s New Orleans Sno Balls. So far, 10 men and three women, including event organizer Pamela Petrone, have signed up to shave their hair to raise money for childhood cancer research.

‘It’s been a good 20 years’

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

Sandra Pittelko was there when it all started. And now, as the Gulf Breeze Flea Market celebrates its 20th year of providing locals with a unique shopping experience, she said the experience never gets old — not even after two decades.

Local business helps fire department light up the water

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.

The primary Wave Runner jet ski used by the Navarre Beach Fire Department will now be easily identified as search and rescue when on the water, thanks to a local business. The NBFD recently had fishing lures and lines tossed its way while searching for a missing swimmer last month, and decided to upgrade their water rescue vehicles with flashing lights to make them more identifiable as fire department personnel.

Up to the challenge

Written by John Richardson on . Posted in Sports.

With a strong offense that can put numbers up on the scoreboard, the big question for the 2013 Raider football team is can the defense do their part? “We lost eight or nine players through graduation from last season’s defense,” middle linebacker Monty Thompson said. Fortunately, the Raiders have six returning seniors that played significant roles on the squad last year.  

Local martial arts students earn awards

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

Several students from the Budo Dojo Martial Arts Club in Gulf Breeze traveled to Orlando last month to compete in the U.S. Open World Martial Arts Championships, the largest martial arts competition in the world.

State to sue Georgia over water

Written by Associated Press on . Posted in Business.

APALACHICOLA — Gov. Rick Scott, saying it’s time to fight for the economic future of the Apalachicola Bay region, announced Tuesday that Florida will file a lawsuit against Georgia over its consumption of freshwater in a river system that serves three Southeastern states.

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