More lifeguards are needed to help keep the crowds of people on Navarre Beach safe. That was the message to the Board of County Commission at the June 15 budget workshop for fiscal year 2022.
As a grieving Kentucky family prepares to bury their 5-year-old son, Navarre residents continue to keep them in their thoughts and prayers. Zaten Gabriel Clark, son of Travis and Christina Clark, died Saturday night after he fell from the play structure at a floating water park and drowned.
Services will be held at Smith Funeral Home in Morgantown, Kentucky, one week to the day that Zaten died. He was pulled from the Santa Rosa Sound by Holley-Navarre Fire District rescuers just before 7:30 p.m., which was less than 20 minutes after they were first notified.
Davion Hardy caught a pass near the sideline early in the opening quarter and made a move for a few extra yards, giving Navarre a first down in its spring game against Milton Friday night at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
It was one of several big plays the rising senior tight end made against the Panthers on a night where he was hyped up about facing an actual opponent on the field after three weeks of practice.
The seniors in the Navarre High School class of 2021 turned their tassels, tossed their caps into the air and got the celebration rolling Saturday night inside the Pensacola Bay Center.
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Debate continues about whether an RV park would be allowed on Navarre Beach, with the final decision likely coming before the Board of County Commissioners.
More than 100 people gathered at Navarre Park Memorial Day morning to remember those who gave their life for freedom. Red, white and blue wreaths were hung by the American and POW/MIA flags that flew at half-mast.