The disappointed commissioner
In the public venue of social media, our very own Commissioner made the comment that the current pier management group “as expected has been a complete disappointment.” Let’s analyze that for a moment.
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Santa Rosa Take Stock in Children awards 25 scholarships
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Take Stock in Children and the Santa Rosa Education Foundation awarded over $350,000 in scholarships to 25 graduating seniors who received four-year tuition scholarships. The May 30 event was held at the Hilton Pensacola Beach. Local area students raised money to give each senior an Apple Laptop, a $750 value, and a North Face Backpack, a $125 value.
Day of Service builds stronger community
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From providing free civil legal services to building wildlife habitats, dozens of volunteers lent their skills and labor Saturday for Santa Rosa County’s third annual Day of Service.
Navarre native’s artistry gains national recognition
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Claire Crider grew up on the white sand shores of Navarre, and from those early years she had a love of crafting. That love combined with an entrepreneurial spirit has gained her national recognition in the popular magazine “The Pioneer Woman.”
Autism Pensacola selects new leader
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Cate Merrill has been selected to serve as the next president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Autism Pensacola, Inc. (API).
Cybercrime expert: Small businesses are ‘sitting ducks’
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Of the thousands of attempted and successful cyberattacks on businesses in the U.S. in 2016, 43 percent targeted businesses with fewer than 250 employees, according to online security company Symantec’s 2016 Internet Security Threat Report.
Middle schoolers tackle protecting local marine life
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He is six feet tall, brightly colored, made completely of garbage and he is coming to a restaurant near you.
Spring football program helps rising freshmen adjust to high school
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On a hot May afternoon, eighth-grade football players, many of whom who will one day become the stars on Friday nights in the fall, go through another day of spring football practice on a field behind Navarre High School.
West Navarre fitness team competes in meet
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The West Navarre Primary Stars shined bright at the S.S. Dixon fitness meet May 11. The WNP fitness team traveled to Dixon Primary with 24 students to compete in six different events. The events included the 50- and 100-yard dash, 220-yard run, shuttle run, curl-ups and pull-ups.
NFL Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks joins Blue Wahoos ownership group
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NFL Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks has never let his connection to Pensacola fade behind the spotlight he catapulted himself into while starring at Florida State and eventually with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he won a Super Bowl.