Pensacon 2017
Pensacon 2017 is in the history books. Pensacon isn’t just a mystical event of nerd culture anymore, it’s also pop culture.
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Broadway Lights Dance Company brings home Platinum
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Broadway Lights Dance Company, co-owned and operated by mother-daughter team, Debbie Stewart and Nicole Brown, attended Access Broadway dance competition in Biloxi, last weekend.
Navarre Wal-Mart opens new regional training academy
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Navarre Wal-Mart store 3439 opened a new regional training academy for Wal-Mart locations throughout northwest Florida and graduated its first class Tuesday, Feb. 14, during their Grand Opening Ceremony.
Pier operator’s other businesses gone
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From a tennis clientele in Pensacola to off-road vehicle enthusiasts riding a remote trail near Milton, Coastal Concessions seems to have a diverse customer base and be an extensive enterprise as depicted on its website.
Longtime sweethearts boogie on the beach
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Candles, rose petals and live music were everywhere at Juana’s Club Pagoda Monday night, Feb. 13, as the Navarre Snowbirds Club hosted the annual Sweethearts Dinner and Dance on Navarre Beach.
Revised bridge plans coming soon
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Criticized for planning a new Pensacola Bay Bridge that’s too plain and narrow, the Florida Department of Transportation will unveil revised drawings in March.
Psychology of a victim
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When private investigator and human trafficking advocate Melissa Woodward rescues a child from trafficking, there is no “thank you.”
Florida ranks third in human trafficking
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At 4 years old, while other little girls were having pretend tea parties with friends and parents, Melissa Woodward had watched porn.
Thursday concert series moving to the beach
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Discussion of the future of the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s Thursday’s concert series got intense at Monday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting as chamber president Judy Morehead and Commission Chairman Rob Williamson tangled over past conversations involving the event.
Labor trafficking still prevalent in the U.S.
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When Julie A. started her new job and moved to Florida with her two young children, ages 6 and 7, she had no idea that a predator lay in wait.