Month: February 2018

Ice Flyers Notebook: Despite split, Ice Flyers stay in first place

Written by Brian Lester on February 1, 2018. Posted in Sports.

Pensacola managed to get a split out of its weekend series with Huntsville and remains in first place in the SPHL standings. The Ice Flyers are four points ahead of second-place Evansville. The two teams are scheduled to meet this weekend in at the Bay Center in Pensacola.

Brian Out Loud

Written by Brian Lester on February 1, 2018. Posted in Brian Out Loud, Opinion.

The Super Bowl is Sunday night.

Argos aim for title

Written by Brian Lester on February 1, 2018. Posted in Sports.

Last season was one to remember for the University of West Florida softball team as the Argonauts advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight for the first time since 2003.

Teal brings slice of Greek culture to Navarre

Written by Brian Lester on February 1, 2018. Posted in Community.

Dimitra Teal has been teaching Greek Dancing at the Holley Navarre Senior Center since last year, and her reason for doing so is fairly simple.

Another reef on the horizon for Navarre Beach

Written by Brian Lester on February 1, 2018. Posted in News.

Phase III of the Florida Artificial Reef Creation and Restoration project continues and bid solicitation has been finalized for a near-shore fishing and diving reef off Navarre Beach.

Recon Marines, Special Tactics groom joint ground leaders

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2018. Posted in Military, News.

Hurlburt Field - The police officers rush into the compound, weapons drawn, shouting orders at the men inside the building to surrender.

Kids for Camp opens enrollment

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2018. Posted in Faith.

Autism Pensacola’s camper application period for the 2018 summer learning lab Kids for Camp kicks off Feb. 6 with an informational meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pollak Training Center at Arc Gateway.

State funds sought for Milton youth program

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2018. Posted in Faith.

Among the multimillion-dollar projects from across the state jockeying for dollars from the Legislature, one $40,000 request from the heart of Milton has made progress.

Cosky still saving the world

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2018. Posted in Education.

As Gulf Breeze High School science students tapped away on their computers Jan. 24, a flurry of school district administrators, teachers and people wielding cameras came barging through the doorway with a surprise announcement to make.

Supervisors of elections offer $1,200 scholarships

Written by Staff Reporters on February 1, 2018. Posted in Education.

The Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections (FSASE) is giving $1,200 scholarships to three qualified college students in the state of Florida.