Mi Familia club mixes volleyball with life lessons
Jason Rangel and his wife Carolina both love volleyball and have always thought of starting a club of their own.
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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.
Air Force Cross honors dual bravery
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Throughout its history the Air Force Cross has been a symbol to honor those in service who went above and beyond in the face of deadly danger. It honors those that took the motto “first there… that others may live” to heart.
Deputy teaches students about police interactions
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When can a police officer seize your phone? How long can he keep your property? Under what circumstances can an officer ask you to step out of your car or search you?
Smiles, laughter and fun highlight Raider Games
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Gabby Ayala watched as young children did their best to hold a coconut between their legs and hop to a finish line. She cheered them on the entire way.
Grillin’ event bolsters education funding
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The sweet smell of barbecue and savory smell of fresh seafood filled Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze during the third Grillin’ in the Breeze Saturday.