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.
Riley Stevens is just like any other 23-year-old man. He enjoys watching Cincinnati Reds baseball, working out, listening to music and swimming.
The only difference: He has special needs.
With summer underway, Navarre Beach Lifeguards are minding the shoreline and helping ensure the next generation not only knows how to stay safe in and out of the water but also how to help others.
Du…
While many associate early America with the 13 colonies, people often forget about the colonies which didn’t revolt.
Both East and West Florida remained loyal to the British during the duration of th…
Nicknamed “Flash,” Gulf Breeze resident Gordon Sprague, 88, has always had a penchant for adventure.
Not many people can say they’ve been a racecar driver, an assistant to the owner of the Kansas Cit…
Around two dozen people are building and plan to sail a ninth-century Viking ship replica across the Atlantic Ocean using only oars and sails. The destination: Northwest Florida. According to Blade H…
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge held their first ever Nature Fest Saturday, May 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event featured vendors and wildlife exhibits.
The Navarre Paddle Classic is back, bringing paddlers, spectators and outdoor enthusiasts together for a weekend of competition and community connection. The fifth annual event will return to Navarre…
While most Santa Rosa County schools are focused on finishing the 2025-26 school year, Kasie Windfelder is already planning for the opening of Soundside High School in 2026-27.
Windfelder is the prin…
Jan. 1, 2026, was anything but fun for Monica McBrien, who works for Santa Rosa County Tourism Development Office. While many were ringing in the new year with fireworks, she suffered a seizure.
Afte…
