Michael Sandle played in the Frontier League All-Star Game in mid-July. And while it wasn’t the ultimate goal, he knew if he just did what he does best, that he’d have a shot at it for the second year in a row.
Tropical Depression 2 is inching toward the northern Gulf Coast early Monday, with forecasters at the National Weather Service saying the storm could be upgraded to tropical storm status by late afternoon.
Michael Harper is coaching in Florida for the first time in his career. He’s the Navarre Raiders’ new offensive coordinator and is enjoying the experience so far.
Navarre residents John Starrett and Coby Thompson were full of love and life.
That is how nearly every friend and family member the Navarre Press spoke with described the couple, who died the night of July 2 in a motorcycle crash in Pensacola. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the crash occurred at mile marker 1 on Interstate 110 near the Pensacola Bay Center.
Navarre Beach Fire Rescue District will not be pursuing a plan to reclassify Transient Public Lodging Establishments as non-residential properties. TPLEs include Airbnb, VRBO and other rental properties.
Tuesday, July 14, the Navarre Beach Fire Commission discussed the future of the proposal, which had been tabled since a contentious April meeting.
A house fire in the 7600 block of Manatee Street in Holley by the Sea has led to an outpouring of support for the homeowners from members of the Navarre community.
The fire happened Saturday, July 4, just before midnight. Firefighters from Holley-Navarre Fire District and Midway Fire District responded to the scene and battled the blaze, eventually extinguishing it. Despite beating back the flames, firefighters weren’t able to save the roof, which was burned through by the fire. Large amounts of flames and smoke were visible from outside the home.
Becky Jean Lynch, the former bookkeeper at Holley-Navarre Intermediate School alleged to have stolen school funds, was back in a Santa Rosa County courtroom. This time for a different case.
This summer, Navarre Library and other libraries across Santa Rosa County are “unearthing” literacy through the Summer Reading Program. The annual program features events designed to promote reading among children in kindergarten through fifth grade.
During its “Unearthing History” program, the library invited NAS Whiting Field Public Affairs Director Jamie Coffey to read a book and share the history and mission of the naval air station.
