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A look at results from girls golf FCA Tournament

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

Pace and Navarre finished in the top 10 of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Tournament at A.C. Read last Monday in Pensacola.

The Patriots took third overall while the Raiders were sixth. Jay’s Presley Hawthorne competed as an individual and shot an 84 to finish 13th overall.

Traveling exhibit showcases Spanish Pensacola’s Aztec ties

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, News.

During September and October, a traveling exhibit featuring artifacts from the first Spanish settlement in the New World will shine a light on Pensacola’s connection to the Aztec people.

“Indios Amigos: Aztec Allies and the (New) Spanish Conquest of La Florida” features artifacts from the 1559 Tristan De Luna expedition and settlement in Pensacola.

Pensacola Yacht Club to host 2026 Viper 640 North American Championship

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Beach, Community, News.

Some of North America’s top high-performance sailors will be in Pensacola later this month for the 2026 Viper 640 North American Championship.

Hosted by the Pensacola Yacht Club, the event will run from Sept. 30 through Oct. 4.

The championship is expected to draw 35 to 40 Viper 640s and sailors from across North America for five days of competition on Pensacola Bay.

Volleyball: Raiders see signs of growth despite tough schedule

Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Sports.

There was about a 40-second rally in the third set of Thursday’s volleyball match where the Navarre Raiders unleashed hard hit after hard hit, each one looking like a sure-fire kill, only to have it defended by Tate.

Finally, Dylan Cunningham delivered one the Aggies had no answer for, elevating on the left side of the net and sending the ball over it after a nice feed from Madeline Villaume.

Santa Rosa’s LEAD program now featured on patrol vehicle

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on . Posted in Community, Education.

A school resource officer for eight years, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Dep. Jared Psinas knows the importance of reaching children at an impressionable age.

He leads the LEAD program at East Bay K-8 and oversees its implementation at other schools in the county. An acronym for Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence, LEAD is a 10-week educational course designed to teach children about the dangers of drugs and how to deal with things like peer pressure.

Understanding the Difference Between Urgent Care and the Emergency Room

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in Advertorial, Healthy Living.

When an illness or injury occurs unexpectedly, deciding where to seek treatment can be confusing. Should you call your primary care provider, visit an urgent care center or head directly to the emergency room? Understanding the differences between these care settings can help you receive the right treatment at the right time.

At Baptist Health Care, we are committed to helping patients navigate their health care options with confidence. Choosing the appropriate level of care not only helps patients receive timely treatment but also ensures emergency resources remain available for those facing life-threatening conditions.