Community Archive

Not everyone is blessed with artistic talent. But that doesn’t mean you can’t learn how to draw or paint.

Chants of “enough is enough” were answered with honking car horns along Gulf Breeze Parkway Saturday as roughly 100 people, led by Gulf Breeze High School students, marched for an end to gun violence.

For children under the age of 3 with developmental delays, mobility is a struggle.

Randal Leonard of Navarre is a lucky man, in that his wife Janette St. John had him running errands Feb. 22.

Lou Miller wakes up every morning and heads over to the Holley Navarre Senior Center. He’s the maintenance guy and spends a couple of hours each day doing something around the center, whether it’s cutting the grass, trimming bushes or even power-washing the walls of the building.

Although the new Arbors senior living community won’t be fully open until May, 20 residents have already moved into the City of Gulf Breeze retirement spot.

At 10 a.m. March 14, students across the U.S. stood up and walked out of their classrooms for 17 minutes as part of National School Walkout.

IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area, a local women’s philanthropic group, has announced its 2018 membership drive successfully concluded with a record-setting total of 1,103 members. 

Autism Pensacola Inc. President and CEO Susan Byram has announced her plan to retire in 2018 after leading the organization for 16 years.

His life is one of those stories that, for those who love to hear what life was like in one of the most critical eras in American History, will quickly become fascinated with.