Living in an area as beautiful as Navarre, Pastor Steven Prahl of Risen Savior Lutheran Church finds dual purpose in holding services outside, like last Sunday’s “Worship by the Water” at Navarre Park.
Designed to get students interested in aerospace and science, technology, engineering and math subjects, Holley-Navarre Intermediate School hosted its fourth annual Civil Air Patrol (CAP) kickoff Friday morning.
More than 500 local reptile enthusiasts crowded into the Navarre Conference Center last Saturday and Sunday for the annual Repticon show — one of the nation’s leaders in reptile and exotic pet shows in the United States.
At only 30 years old, Navarre resident Shawna Bunch never even considered breast cancer to be an issue. She had no history of it in her family, and at her age she figured breast cancer wasn’t something she had to worry about.
Discussion of Navarre’s stormwater drainage problems and what role Santa Rosa County plays in addressing them was the topic at last Wednesday’s Navarre Area Board of Realtors monthly luncheon held at The Grill at Hidden Creek.
FORT WALTON BEACH – Navarre routed Fort Walton Beach 34-7 Friday at Steve Riggs Stadium, putting a second district title and third playoff berth in four years squarely in the Raiders’ sites.
Florida black bear sightings are on the rise recently in the Navarre area, as multiple calls have reported that the furry mammals are out in force in the Holley by the Sea area.
Locally, sexually transmitted disease rates in Santa Rosa County are below state average. However, Escambia County STD rates remain one of the highest in Florida, with an outbreak of syphilis continuing since 2010.
Pre-K students at West Navarre Intermediate School now have a place outside to cool off after playing, thanks to a new canopy and umbrella that was installed recently through combined efforts of the Pre-K department and other generous volunteers.