The Arbors filling up before it’s even finished
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.
Gulf Breeze students join national gun protest
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 offers $1.1 million in grants
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 seeks new CEO
Autism Pensacola Inc. President and CEO Susan Byram has announced her plan to retire in 2018 after leading the organization for 16 years.
Determination and will to overcome odds highlight the life of Noah Belew
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.
YMCA seeks input as expansion plans jell
Inching toward a final plan has taken years, but the Betty J. Pullum YMCA is now less than eight weeks away from putting to paper a finalized expansion layout.
Project Hero pedals through Panhandle
More than 100 bicycles and adaptive cycles came rolling down Gulf Boulevard along Navarre Beach last week as Project Hero participants made their way across the Southeast.
Fire department seeks updated extrication gear
When firefighters arrive at the scene of an accident where someone is trapped inside the wreckage, it is often a race against time.
Wildlife refuge sets target date for grand opening
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge hopes to hold the grand opening of its permanent home in Holley Sept. 25, and last week it inched closer to making that a reality.
Former physics prof finds new role as actor
John Askew was a minister in last year’s dinner theater show at the Holley-Navarre Senior Center.












