History comes alive at black powder demonstrations
Caleb Pascoe is at historic Fort Pickens taking practice shots with a black powder rifle in preparation for a demonstration later that morning.
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Wounded vets find purpose in preparing for competition
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Military, News.
Scars on the arms and legs of Brian Williams make you want to cringe at first glance, the injuries telling a story no words ever will.
Gardening cultivates young minds
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Eva Anderson teaches the Voluntary PreSchool Program at the YMCA. Anderson, who has been teaching for 17 years, built her third school garden this spring with the 2016-2017 VPK class.
Musical mermaids sweep the stage at NHS theater performance
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After months of practice and work, the Navarre High School Theater students brought to life the Disney musical classic “The Little Mermaid” last weekend at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium in Pensacola.
Mi Familia club mixes volleyball with life lessons
Written by Brian Lester on . Posted in Community.
Jason Rangel and his wife Carolina both love volleyball and have always thought of starting a club of their own.
Local graduate pursues conservation at Key West Aquarium
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Often there is a moment in life that a person can point to when they discover their passion. There is that one experience or piece of advice that launches a lifelong pursuit.
Small retailers feel pinch of debit card fees
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When customers swipe their debit card or insert it into the reader at checkout, several things happen in the blink of an eye.
Sea turtle nesting season is here
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Monday marked the start of a special time on Navarre Beach. Sea turtle nesting season has begun and will continue through October.
Giving in full bloom at Spring Fling
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For its 11th year, the Navarre Garden Club’s Spring Fling blossomed at the Navarre Days Inn and Suites Conference Center.
Boats that will be used for ferry service arrive in Pensacola
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As the two ferry boats made their way into the bay late Saturday afternoon, the excitement began to build. Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown has been waiting a long time for the boats to arrive.