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Navarre dominates preseason volleyball matches

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Energized, unified and looking more sharp than a team typically is this time of the year, Navarre’s volleyball team rolled through a pair of preseason matches Thursday night in Pensacola.

The Raiders topped Northview and West Florida Tech in their first and only live action opportunity against actual opponents before a 2021 campaign that holds a lot of promise begins.

Navarre shows flashes of potential in first football scrimmage

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

There is still work to be done for Navarre to shape itself into the team it ultimately wants to be in 2021, but Friday’s scrimmage at Bennett C. Russell Stadium provided a chance for the Raiders to continue down their trail of progression.

Big plays, hard hits, forced turnovers and the excitement of playing in front of a crowd highlighted Navarre’s first taste of live action in the preseason on a humid August evening.

Navarre High seniors paint parking spaces for first time in school history

Written by Kaitie Kiger on . Posted in Education.

As another hot Florida summer comes to a close, Navarre High School seniors broke out their paint brushes the week before school started to personalize their own parking spaces.

It’s the first time seniors at the school have been allowed to customize their own spots. In past years, students were simply assigned a parking space number.

U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz dines at Navarre pub, table hops to talk to customers

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.

When Gaby Austin got a tip that U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz would be at Stripes Pub and Grill Wednesday, she knew she had to go.

Austin, a member of Escambia Federated Republican Women, said that meeting Gaetz was a dream of hers. She trusts him to help lead the country in the right direction and, as a legal immigrant, appreciates his position on illegal immigration.

Navarre’s homeless ‘bicycling fisherman’ found dead

Written by Wendy Victora Rudman on . Posted in News.

When Jeremy Wheatman died sometime before 4:49 Sunday afternoon, it was fitting that his pastor was one of the first Navarre people to hear the news. John Kerns, pastor of Navarre Beachside Church, holds regular services at Navarre Beach, where Jeremy frequently hung out.

Jeremy, who was homeless, would listen from the fringes to the sermon.

Lost state championship ring found on Navarre beach

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in News.

A vendor on Navarre Beach found a 1981 Jacksonville (Arkansas) state championship ring last week, and now he’s hoping to get it back to the owner of it.

Ed Duval discovered the ring in the sand near one of the dunes last Monday morning.

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