Brian Out Loud
I feel like there is this image in the minds of some that NIL (name, image, likeness) is a bad thing for college sports.
And yes, let’s not bury our heads in the sand here. Scandals will emerge as a result of NIL.
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For God’s Sake: Slowly, steadily, God has brought people to COMPASS
Written by Michael Bannon on . Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.
I had been a pastor for eight years before I enrolled in a seminary.
When I first met the seminary’s director of church planting, he said, “Have you ever given any thought to planting a church? You’d be good at it.”
Churches help with Hurricane Idalia response
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
Natural disasters may bring the worst of mother nature to communities, but they can also bring the best of human nature.
An example of this is the faith based organizations which come to the aid of people impacted by storms such as hurricanes and tornadoes.
Mango Mary’s closes, owner says new concept on horizon
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Business.
After little over a year of serving drinks and waterfront views, Mango Mary’s Beach Kitchen and Daiquiris has closed. Labor Day weekend was the final served as the bar’s finale.
On Thursday, Aug. 31, Clint Boutwell, the owner of Mango Mary’s, announced the closure of the bar after 14 months.
Navarre United Methodist holds ribbon cutting for renovated Hildreth Hall
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Faith.
Navarre United Methodist Church invited congregants and community members to the grand re-opening of Hildreth Hall Sunday, Sept. 3. NUMC lead pastor David Morris and children’s pastor Christine Gersic spoke about what went into remodeling the space, which will now serve as a place for children’s and youth ministries.
Curtis among top runners for Raiders at Stampede
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.
Area teams competed at the Gulf Coast Stampede Saturday at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Pensacola.
The meet featured runners from 13 states on a morning that began with a slight chill in the air but warmed up as time went on.
A decade later, Tiffany Daniels’ family still holding onto hope
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.
More than 600,000. That’s how many people go missing in the United States each year, according to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons (NamUS) database.
While most of those missing persons are recovered, either dead or alive, (89 to 92 percent according to NamUS) there are still plenty of people who remain missing for years. One such missing person is Tiffany Daniels, a then 25 year old woman from the Pensacola area.
Cook: County to advertise RFPs for old courthouse
Written by Ken Garner on . Posted in Milton, News.
Santa Rosa County staff members are preparing a request for proposals about what to do with the old courthouse in downtown Milton, according to County Administrator DeVann Cook.
Future south end school sports complex plans revealed to school board
Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Education, News.
Although the new south end high school won’t be in class until 2026, DAG Architects, the firm charged with designing it, unveiled plans for the school’s sports complex at the Santa Rosa County School Board’s Sept. 7 meeting.
A sports complex is phase III of the project. The first phase is the early site package to include curbing and groundwork. Phase II is the building of the high school itself.
Week 1 NFL Scoreboard
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in ScoreboardNFL.
Check out the scores from week one of the NFL season.