Middle schools from all over Santa Rosa County competed in an art show last month and Holley-Navarre Middle School (HNMS) came home with multiple blue ribbons in the drawing and clay sculpture category. “We had seven students place in the top 25, more than any school in the county!” HNMS art teacher Cara Sayer said.The […]
Michael Sandle strolled up to the plate in the fifth inning Sunday with the same confidence he’s had throughout his college career.
Disregard the pop up in his last at-bat against Coastal Carolina on a sun-splashed May afternoon at the University of South Alabama’s Stanky Field. That wasn’t about to rattle the former Navarre Raider.
When the Eglin project comes to fruition, the disposal capacity of HNWS will more than double, and there will still be room at Eglin to double that capacity again.
A 33-year-old man was arrested after the vehicle he was driving struck a child who got out of the backseat of another car and darted across Gulf Boulevard. The accident happened about 7 p.m. Saturday on Navarre Beach.
Ryan Morgan of Fort Lauderdale was charged with driving without a valid license. According to a Florida Highway Patrol media release, Morgan was driving westbound when the 10-year-old boy got out of another vehicle and ran across the road. The Pace boy, who first responders said has autism, was critically injured but expected to recover, the release said. The road was dark and the shoulder was limited, the report said. Morgan stopped immediately after the crash.
In those final moments of an historic flag football season Friday, the players on the Navarre sideline were still clapping, still encouraging each other to not give up.
Forget about the 15-point deficit they were staring up at or that their dream of a state championship was about to end on a sun-splashed afternoon in Jacksonville.
The investigation continues at Synovus Bank, 8390 Navarre Parkway, where a bank robbery was called in at about 9:15 Friday. No one was injured or killed, according to Sgt. Rich Aloy, spokesperson for the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office.
Michael Carter held a cellphone in his hand, smiling and saying thank you several times to New York Jets General Manager Joe Douglas, who was on the other end of the line.
Carter then put his head down for a moment before looking up and shouting an emphatic ‘Yeah!’ raising his arms in the air as his family cheered in the background.
