As Jojo dipped her head in the kiddy pool to cool off from Saturday’s 90-something degree day, her mom, Margaret Wallek, considered bringing home a brother or sister.
The U.S. Small Business Administration and AARP have partnered to host Summer of Encore Mentoring educational events for older Americans who want to start or expand small businesses. These local events will take place from June through August.
The Pensacola Bay Area has long been known as an angler’s paradise. This summer, the destination’s saltwater fishing will be showcased when fishermen from around the region test their angling skills at these tournaments from bay to Gulf.
A 2009 Gulf Breeze High School graduate and Gulf Breeze native is part of a select crew, protecting and defending America aboard the U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Charlotte.
Nemours Children’s Clinic, Pensacola, is expanding its orthopaedic services for families in Northwest Florida and surrounding areas with the addition of Dr. Richard Reynolds. Reynolds, the new chairman of surgery, will focus on treating children with bone tumors, complex hip conditions, joint replacement and fracture management, and scoliosis.
This Men’s Health Month, the Florida Department of Health is encouraging men to take charge of their health. By making the daily choice to eat smarter and move more, men statewide can lower their risk of disease and improve life expectancy.
The Children’s Hospital at Sacred Heart has partnered with the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra (PSO) to bring music programs to the hospital’s sick and injured children and their visitors.
Like any group of spirited salesmen, this crew swaps stories about the big scores, those times when people couldn’t wait to buy what they were selling.