‘Just like football’ chants rang through a gymnasium engulfed in energy, the fired-up student section referencing the thrilling Beach Bowl win Navarre enjoyed over Gulf Breeze during football season.
Now, here was the basketball version of the Raiders, at one point down 20, holding a lead with a couple of minutes to go, smiling knowing they were on their way to a victory that once seemed so unlikely.
Each year, we often look back at our successes, our failures and what we would like to see change in the new year. Navarre area churches are no different.
It was early on in his high school football career at Navarre when Terence Marshall realized he had the talent and ability to play at the next level.
“When I started playing football, I didn’t think about college. I was always good at it (football), but it was sophomore year when I started taking it for real and feeling I could do something,”
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce recently announced the upcoming arrival of a business and leadership development event for Friday, Jan. 12, at St. Sylvester’s Catholic Church from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Photo by Katt Mac Photography. Are you on the nice list this year?
Every year, millions of Americans go to malls, outlets, events and parties at Christmastime to see Santa Claus. With a twinkle in their eye and a smile on their face, these special elves capture the spirit of Christmas.
Nate Hanson gave a shrug and a smile after one of those ‘I just came up with a big play’ kind of moments during Friday’s Pensacola Sports Association All-Star Game.
Meet Conrad Williams-Evans. He’s 2’8” tall, 31 pounds and two years old.
On the surface, Conrad is the same as any other two-year-old. He loves to play, get into mischief and be with his family, but what sets Conrad apart is his health needs.