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Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on . Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

Navarre Beach Sand Sculpting Festival is this weekend, September 27-29 and it’s the 4th annual competition and Soft Pack National Championship on Navarre Beach.  Amateur teams and individuals (limited to the first 20 applicants) will compete for prizes. Ten of the world’s top soft sand sculptors are coming to compete so there is sure to be some sand sculpting that will impress you.

Making dreams come true for special young adults

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

Shannon Calloway is on cloud nine, anticipating the Kaleidoscope of Hope Formal Gala set for Friday night.  Calloway gets to dress up like Cinderella in a fabulous ball gown to attend the grand event, which will be held at The Club at Hidden Creek. 

Faith is common bond for band Sacred

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Community.

As cheesy as it might sound, answering an ad on Craig’s List has changed the lives of Jessika Hickman and the members of Sacred, a self-described “alternative metal” band that is building a following regionally. And now, the band is enjoying the release of its first album “Ashes to Ascension.”

New hair studio finds middle ground

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Business.

Opening The Kat House Hair Studio just two months ago, Katherine “Kat” Brown and Morgan Waters are excited to be able to share their passion for hair styling with the Navarre community.

Beach restoration funding uncertain

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach.

Although Santa Rosa County authorized consultant Coastal Tech to seek permitting for Navarre Beach restoration at the beginning of 2013, it remains unclear how commissioners will actually pay for the projected $10-12 million project, which could start next year.

Six firefighters honored with Life Saving Medal

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in News.

Ken Gilbert was clinically dead after his heart went into atrial fibrillation at his Navarre home May 7. Luckily, Holley-Navarre firefighters arrived first on scene and their efforts, combined with other local responders, got his heart pumping again.

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