Drew Ottley qualified for an individual berth to next week’s regional tournament.
The Raider golfer won a playoff against Sammy Tucker of Washington in thrilling fashion at Monday’s District 1-3A tournament at Stonebrook Golf Club in Pace.
State Attorney Ginger Bowden Madden announced Monday that on Oct. 20, Dean Bruno Lainhart was convicted by a jury in Santa Rosa County of two counts of capital sexual battery upon a person less than 12 by a person over the age of 18, sexual battery while in a position of familial or custodial authority and lewd and lascivious molestation on a person older than 12 but younger than 16.
Greg Boozer is usually the one helping to count the votes for Teacher of the Year at Navarre High, but he wasn’t in that role this year after being nominated for the honor for the first time in his career.
Ryan Davenport clenched his fist and threw punches in the air after every point his Navarre Raiders scored as they mounted a memorable comeback against Fort Walton Beach in a District 2-6A semifinal Tuesday night.
Players on the bench jumped up and down, cheering on their teammates, their smiles growing wider as Navarre inched closer to victory. On the court, the Raiders hit hard, executed passes, serves and sets and played the kind of defense it needed to play to win in a pressure-packed moment.
Needing a win to remain in the hunt for a playoff berth, Navarre responded to the challenge in front of it Friday night.
The Raiders built a big first-half lead, weathered a storm late and hung on for a 41-34 victory over Pace in a District 1-7A game that seemed destined to be easy at one point but turned into quite the battle between two county rivals.
Mary Lococo crossed the finish line of Run for the Reef 5K with her oxygen bag on her back and her sisters by her side. Lococo had COVID-19 at the beginning of May and is still on oxygen.
Residents of a townhome community devastated by Hurricane Sally a year ago have finally recovered enough to throw a thank you party for all of the folks who helped them.
Two students from Navarre High School were surprised with $1,500 grants on behalf of the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System (GCOOS) and presented by Dr. Karen Barber, Superintendent of Santa Rosa County Schools. The grants are part of a $1 million grant funded by Shell and the National Science Foundation.
Both drivers were slightly injured early Tuesday morning when a 30-year-old Pace man failed to yield to oncoming traffic at an intersection and was hit by a truck. The driver of the truck was a 63-year-old man from Navarre.
Navarre alum Michael Carter took his talents overseas Sunday and made quite an impression.
Playing with the New York Jets in an NFL game in London, the rookie scored a touchdown for the second consecutive week and also continued his streak of leading the Jets in rushing.
