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Navarre Beach Lifeguards honored

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.

Patrick Wissing is honored as a full time member of the Navarre Beach Fire Rescue. He is a firefighter/paramedic who NBFR hired from a station in Pace. Pictured left to right: Capt. Sean Hughes, Patrick Wissing, Fire Chief Danny Fureigh.

Navarre does its job in Homecoming win over Leon

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

With all the distractions and extra activity that comes with Homecoming week, Navarre’s football team stayed focused on the task at hand.

On a picture-perfect fall evening inside a Bennett C. Russell Stadium rocking with excitement, energy,  and cheering fans, the Raiders dominated all three phases of the game in a 38-7 win over Leon.

Decision could end lawsuit over Navarre Beach RV park

Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in News.

The Santa Rosa County Commission is scheduled to hear a request this morning that, if approved, would allow an RV park on Navarre Beach and, possibly, end a lawsuit against the county.

“I’m going to recommend, if the commission is inclined to grant the lease amendment, that it be conditioned on the plaintiff ending litigation,” County Attorney Tom Dannheisser told Navarre Press on Thursday, Sept. 15. “It all depends on how it plays out at the meeting.”

Long-awaited win over rival on hold for Navarre Raider volleyball team

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Julia Irmen could almost reach out and touch how close Navarre was to changing the narrative of its volleyball match against rival Gulf Breeze in a near-packed gymnasium.

All the Raiders had to do was finish out the opening set. And they almost did. They had the lead late, up 22-17 and then 23-19, but when it came time to close the deal, they fell a little short last Thursday.

Long-awaited win over rival on hold for Navarre volleyball team

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Julia Irmen could almost reach out and touch how close Navarre was to changing the narrative of its volleyball match against rival Gulf Breeze in a near-packed gymnasium.

All the Raiders had to do was finish out the opening set. And they almost did. They had the lead late, up 22-17 and then 23-19, but when it came time to close the deal, they fell a little short.

Raider Game Day! Navarre opens district play against Tate

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

District play begins tonight for the Navarre football team as it hits the road to take on Tate.

The Raiders and Aggies square off at 7 p.m. at Pete Gindl Stadium and Navarre is hoping to take its first step towards a championship for the first time since 2018.

9/11 Remembered: Navarre highlights anniversary of attacks with events

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.

At the Sept. 11 Memorial Stair Climb, firefighters had to climb 110 floors worth of stairs in honor of the first responders who climbed the stairwells of the World Trade Center 21 years ago. The firefighters came from across Northwest Florida. Navarre Beach, Holley Navarre, Midway, Pensacola, Panama City, Crestview and a few other fire departments were present.

Navarre first high school in state with Anchored4Life program

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education.

Moving as a child can be a tough transition, especially if you are from a military family and have to move a lot.

With their new Anchored4Life program, Navarre High School hopes to ease the burden of that transition and provide the right foundation for students to succeed during the school year.

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