I was disappointed reading Patriots hold candlelight vigil for Jan. 6 prisoners. Is a political-based club meeting really front-page news? I would have expected more from the Gazette.
Florida’s rules for high school athletics seem so relaxed when it comes to athletes transferring that you have to try hard to do something that constitutes a violation.
Yet, rules still seem to be broken in one form or another and you wonder if any lessons are ever learned from it.
We sometimes forget that it’s 2022, not 1992, and that the world of college athletics, especially the football landscape, has changed in ways we could have never imagined a few decades ago.
If only Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard understood that.
We know it’s important to get your newspaper and we will do everything in our power to sort out the problems that caused so many of yours to be delayed last week.
You may not know me, but I know Santa Rosa County and I’m looking forward to learning more.
I started Navarre Press in May 2000 without any prior institutional newspaper experience, which I can say with confidence has a lot of pluses. I now have 21 years of “in the trenches” experience.
If you’re reading this the first week in January, you’re probably wondering why my column is here. I’m not new to the area or to the newspaper industry.
For more than two decades, I worked and wrote a weekly column for a daily paper in the area, before choosing to return to my community journalism roots.
It’s probably been at least a few years now, but there was a day when we posted a story on the Navarre baseball team and someone from the Pace baseball team commented on it.
The person mentioned that the Raiders are fortunate to have great coverage and it would be great if Pace got the same thing.
