Until a few days before he died, Ruben Patterson was living with his daughter in her Holley By The Sea home.
The veteran of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam war was not Shannon Henson’s biological father. But he was the only dad she’d ever known, having taken her in relatively late in his life. She was his late wife’s granddaughter, though they both adopted her as a child.
When guests step out onto the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier, they probably don’t realize how much work goes into keeping it safe and family friendly.
And that safety extends to the welfare of the marine animals that call the area around the pier home.
Nearly an hour before the sun rose on the Friday morning of a busy Memorial Day weekend, Tanner Haynes was on the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier hoping to catch something. But as the hours passed since his 5 a.m. start time, nearly six in all, the odds of a catch seemed stacked against him.
That is until he finally got a bite on his line and was able to reel it in fairly easily. His catch on this day was a mahi mahi.
Remember carefree days spent on the local beaches building sandcastles with paper cups and buckets?
You can still spend days on the beaches building sandcastles and turning them into amazing sandcastle sculptures.
Last year’s inaugural GOAT Offshore Kayak Fishing Tournament was such a success that the organizer wants to make it an annual event.
The GOAT Offshore Kayak Fishing Tournament is officially back and planned for June 19.
Employees aren't allowed to officially tell you anything inside the store, but the sign on the front window says it all: Winn-Dixie in Navarre is reopening this month.
"Grand Opening 5/26/2021" reads a sign posted.
A sinkhole added to traffic woes for drivers navigating Tiger Point Boulevard Friday afternoon.
District 5 Commissioner Colten Wright, who was the first official on scene, said that a storm drain failed causing a sinkhole in both travel lanes and on the right of way.
