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For God’s Sake

Written by Michael Bannon on April 18, 2019. Posted in For God's Sake, Opinion.

Back in the mid-1970s, I had an after-school job driving a delivery van for a small furniture store in my hometown. One of my co-workers was a man named Cliff, a conservative Christian. Since I was not yet one myself, I found Cliff to be a really, nice guy with some odd ideas.

Harp awarded AFA Teacher of the Year

Written by Brian Lester on April 18, 2019. Posted in Education.

Marsha Harp was caught by surprise when she learned she had been named the Air Force Association Chapter #398 Hurlburt Teacher of the Year.

Out and About

Written by Sandi Kemp on April 18, 2019. Posted in Opinion, Out and About.

There were a lot of events over the weekend and more this coming weekend. Please check out all the events by looking at our local happenings page and the display ads including the Crawfish Festival on Pensacola Beach

Crowder honored during Kids’ Fest

Written by Staff Reporters on April 18, 2019. Posted in Community.

Taxpayers had a chance to soak their sheriff and county commissioner Saturday at Ye Olde Brothers Brewery during Norm Crowder Memorial Kids’ Fest.

Relay for Life raises cancer funds, honors survivors

Written by Staff Reporters on April 18, 2019. Posted in Community.

Hundreds of participants hit the track around Bennett C. Russell Stadium during Navarre’s Relay for Life on Friday night.

Williams leaps into new career as Dickey’s franchisee

Written by Brian Lester on April 18, 2019. Posted in Business.

Wendy Williams was a critical care nurse for 25 years and a medical device rep for Boston Scientific for 15 years. In fact, it was her job as a rep selling pacemakers and defibrillators that brought her to Florida.

First responders seek lifesaving CPR device

Written by Staff Reporters on April 18, 2019. Posted in Beach.

It is an all too familiar scenario for first responders working along the beach. After dragging a drowning person from the waters, CPR begins. But in those critical seconds of rescue, CPR has to stop for a victim to be transported over the dune line and out to a waiting ambulance.