Community Archive

On Friday, Nov. 17, the last day before fall break, West Navarre Primary School welcomed members of the Pensacola Opera to perform for the students.

Pensacola Opera’s music director Cody Martin said before the opera company went to West Navarre Primary, they had to adjust the show after one of the performers scheduled to go was injured.

Despite the United States being the richest nation in the world (in accordance with GDP and net worth numbers), food insecurity and hunger are major issues across America. According to the United States Department of Agriculture’s 2022 report on household food insecurity, 12.8% of U.S. households were food insecure, meaning they had difficulty at some point in the year providing enough food for all members because of a lack of resources.

Pensacola – Baptist Health Care Foundation announces the 2023 Hollinger Award recipients for outstanding service contributions to Baptist Health Care. The awards are presented to individuals, families or organizations that have exhibited exceptional generosity and community leadership through gifts of their time and/or financial support.

As a group of Navarre High Students awaits their electric car kit that will be used for a competition next April, the ideas are already rolling out on how they will make it all work.

Thanksgiving presents many challenges, from trying to wrangle children to steering clear of politics at the dinner table. Fire safety can be another challenge, so before you deep fry that Butterball, listen up.

Over the last two years freshwater fisheries researchers and managers with the FWC have successfully released more than 11,000 shoal bass.

It’s part of an ongoing recovery effort for the shoal bass population after Hurricane Michael devastated the Panama City area in 2018 and depleted more than 90% of it.

Gulf Islands National Seashore has closed the Fort Pickens area to all visitors effective as of 11 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 14, in preparation for incoming weather.

The sounds of people, especially children playing, once again reverberate around Swenson Park.

On Monday, Nov. 6, the park, which has been around since the 1960s, celebrated its reopening. Earlier this year, construction began on the park as part of a grant project to update facilities and bring in a new playground.

Gulf Breeze – Gulf Breeze Will Do, a women’s philanthropic group, awarded $37,000 in grants at its annual meeting on Nov. 5.