Robin Stephens, Senior Companions program director
For more than 50 years the Council on Aging of West Florida’s Senior Companions program has had a positive impact on the lives of the elderly in the area.
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Audubon Florida steps up to protect shorebirds
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On a hot and humid July afternoon Lori Bell and a handful of volunteers for the Audubon Society were on the Navarre Beach Causeway as traffic rolled past them.
Higgins’ life in the spotlight as Blue Angels pilot
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Certain moments stand out for Capt. Katie Higgins, the first female pilot in Blue Angels’ history.
Fat Albert thrills riders
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Walking up to the towering Blue Angels Hanger at the Pensacola Naval Aviation Station Friday, July 15, I had one goal for my media ride aboard the show teams impressive C-130 airplane Fat Albert.
Sea turtle rescued by trawler returns to Gulf
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Dozens of beach visitors gathered around to watch Harriet the rehabilitated sea turtle’s return to the Gulf of Mexico Thursday, July 14 on Opal Beach.
Chambers, Adamson counting on game experience to fuel success
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Sage Chambers and Caine Adamson bring something to the table this year that neither had a year ago, and that is a wealth of game experience.
Local First Tee golfers swing for success in life and on the course
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Devin Parnell never played golf prior to his eighth-grade year.
Adjustment comes standard with minor league promotion
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Adapting to a new team comes with the territory of being a minor league baseball player. Players promoted to the next level must get used to new teammates, a new stadium and new opponents.
War Eagle! Brahms commits to Auburn
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It wasn’t long ago that Nick Brahms was barely on the recruiting radar.
Council on Aging chills out for a good cause
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Ann Constance walks out of the Lowe’s store in Gulf Breeze carrying a brand-new air conditioner, which isn’t an uncommon sight during a Florida summer when the outdoor temperature makes it feel as if you are inside a sauna.