Navarre man authors humorous children’s book
If you are a parent, stop me if you’ve heard this one: “Mom or Dad, what’s for dinner?”
That question is at the center of a new children’s book written by a man who calls Navarre home.
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Holley-Navarre Fire District says assessment increase needed for wages, equipment
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
Holley-Navarre Fire District is a 53-square-mile fire district, home to around 47,000 residents. District leaders say more funding is needed to protect the area.
HNFD Fire Chief Kevin Lewis and firefighters met with community members Thursday, June 11, for a town hall at La Sala Event Center in Holley to discuss the current status of the district and discuss the reason they will ask for a fire assessment increase in August.
A look inside the Navarre Raider quarterback competition
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Filling the void at quarterback is one of the focal points of this offseason for the Navarre Raiders.
And so far, it’s been a healthy competition, starting with spring football and carrying over to summer workouts.
Navarre resident sells nationally known Butcher Shoppe
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The Butcher Shoppe in Pensacola has been sold, marking the end of a 19-year run for Navarre resident Kevin Green.
The store has been a trusted destination for those looking to buy premium cuts of beef, pork, chicken and other items. Over the years, The Butcher Shoppe gained the attention of professional pitmasters, chefs and YouTubers, spreading its name far beyond the Emerald Coast.
Navarre Raider soccer camp a success once again
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
The love for soccer is undeniable as young athletes run around on a soccer field on a Tuesday night in June, working on skills, playing games and coming away with an experience that further fuels their interest in the game.
Navarre High sends two teams to national drone event
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Two teams of Navarre High School students competed in a national drone competition last month, with one team finishing first in one category.
The drone teams are part of the school’s experimental science course. According to Tami McConnell, who teaches the class, Navarre High was the only school in the nation to have two teams competing in the national competition.
Navarre’s Rachel Leggett enjoys giving back to basketball program
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Navarre’s Rachel Leggett is waiting for the opportunity to play pro basketball overseas.
In the meantime, she’s spending time around the Raider girls basketball program, including helping with the team’s youth camp earlier this week
New chapter of hoops ahead for Navarre’s Darius Cunningham Jr.
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Darius Cunningham Jr. will begin year three of his college career at a new school.
The former Navarre Raider transferred to NCAA Division III Brockport in the offseason after spending his first two years at Alfred State.
Navarre valedictorian balances education, enjoying high school
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Education.
Morgan Pope noticed her sophomore year that she was in the top five of her graduating class and decided to push for a shot to get to the top.
“I saw I was second my sophomore year and decided to keep pushing to do my best and see what I could do,” Pope said.
Holley Navarre Water System delays getting new accounting system
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Following a monthslong effort to replace their current financial accounting software, Holley Navarre Water System board of directors met May 19 to discuss and vote on whether to move forward with Sage Intacct software.
Currently, HNWS uses Edmunds GovTech for their financial accounting needs. According to water system staff, the software has left much to be desired and wrong numbers have been inserted into their accounting.