Bicyclist critical after crash
A bicyclist was transported to the hospital in critical condition after he was hit by a car Wednesday, May 3.
First pickleball tournament turns out to be a success
Mildred Hudson plays pickleball every week at the recreation center in Gulf Breeze. On Saturday, she was among the nearly 30 seniors competing in the first ever tournament at the center.
Ferry service aims to provide more than transit
West Ship Island in Mississippi was used as a model when plans went into motion to bring a ferry service to Pensacola to transport people to and from Fort Pickens and Pensacola Beach.
That Others May Live: Benjamin Mitchell to receive Jackson Foundation award
Hurlburt Field – Four hundred and fourteen trauma evaluations, 141 gunshot wounds, 270 blast injuries, 102 damage-control resuscitations, 51 chest tubes, 21 intubations and 15 urgent surgical operations…for some this may be a list of numbers and medical jargon.
Santa Rosa County hits lucky number 7
Santa Rosa County ranked number 7 out of 67 counties in Florida when it comes to health, according to a study conducted by the University of Wisconsin.
Five healthy substitutions and WHY you should use them
You’ve heard about substitutions when cooking and preparing foods. Well, I want to share with you the top 10 that I’ve adopted over a period of time and research, and WHY I’ve done so. This week, let’s look at some swaps to get rid of empty carbs.
Volunteers make huge impact in lives of seniors
Tricia Dixon has only been the volunteer program manager for the Council on Aging of West Florida for six months and it’s safe to say she has stayed busy.
History comes alive at black powder demonstrations
Caleb Pascoe is at historic Fort Pickens taking practice shots with a black powder rifle in preparation for a demonstration later that morning.
Wounded vets find purpose in preparing for competition
Scars on the arms and legs of Brian Williams make you want to cringe at first glance, the injuries telling a story no words ever will.













