Hurricane brings surge of business to Navarre hotels
While the Springhill Suites on Navarre Beach shut its doors Oct. 9 ahead of Hurricane Michael’s landfall to the east, hotels on the mainland saw an influx of visitors.
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Navarre leaders tackling worries about road plan
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A proposal to build a “community access road” to ease traffic on Highway 98 is being repackaged in an effort to calm the concerns of some Navarre residents.
Navarre Post Office adds new routes
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It is no secret that Navarre’s population continues to grow, and that means public services are under increasing pressure.
Navarre High fights suicide with education
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Navarre High School is no stranger to suicide. The school with a population of more than 2,000 has seen three students choose to take their own lives in the last two years.
Navarre cross-country teams open year in Niceville
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Navarre’s cross-country team opened the 2018 season at the Niceville Relays.
Food for Vets find new Navarre home
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Navarre’s struggling military and veteran families have access to a new resource for food free of charge every third Friday and Saturday of the month in addition to the programs offered by local military bases.
Navarre grad embraces closer role, helps Razorbacks reach Omaha
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Parked at Gate B of Baum Stadium, Arkansas’ charter bus is loaded up and ready to roll out of Fayetteville on a 90-degree Thursday afternoon in June.
Navarre team takes lifesaving medical aid to Guatemala
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Leaders of a medical organization doing lifesaving work around the world, especially in impoverished Guatemala, call Navarre home.
Navarre student headed to D.C. for environmental summit
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Navarre High School student Jaime Butler, 16, has been selected as one of 300 students from across the nation headed to Washington D.C. this summer for the 2018 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment at George Mason University.
Middle schoolers express themselves in award-winning art
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As the school year wound to a close, dozens of students in the Holley Navarre Middle School art program celebrated a year of hard work.