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Here’s looking at you Edie Chepult

We met Edie Chepult, 92, a Southern Belle from Flomaton, Ala., at dinner, Christmas Day, at my sister’s home on East Bay. My sister Kathy had met this remarkable lady last week at a cousin’s wedding in Idaho, invited her to Christmas dinner and “Here’s Looking” chalked up another victim.

A voyage to the Holy Land

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.

Raiders shake off rust, route South Walton, Tate

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.

Improved Raiders lose again to Pine Forest

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

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.

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