Ailsa Clark, the Lady Raiders’ top golfer, isn’t slowing down just because the season is over. The high school junior won the Pensacola City Junior Championship Girls Open Division at Osceola Golf Course last weekend.
Although Linda Parsons was born and raised in Bayside, Queens, N.Y., and has been in Navarre a number of years, she brought her New York accent with her.
Some silken-haired beauties are eager sidekicks to motorcycle riders, wind whipping their thick locks as passers-by watch the wild ride with envy. That is until the slobber starts.
Canada Geese (not Canadian) have landed in Navarre and have been spotted off and on for three weeks at the ponds located at the entrance to Holley by the Sea. Canada Geese are found in every contiguous U.S. state and Canadian province at one time of the year or another.
After five years at the helm of Santa Rosa Medical Center, CEO Phillip Wright is moving on. He’s accepted a position in North Carolina starting Jan. 5.
The 15th Wing hosted the 73rd Remembrance Ceremony at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, Dec. 7, in commemoration of the fatal attacks on Hickam Field in 1941.
Flu season has arrived a little earlier than usual in Pensacola. Flu season ranges from November through March, with activity normally peaking in February in the United States. Last week, Sacred Heart Hospital treated more than 100 people with confirmed cases of the flu.