Southwest arrives in style in Pensacola
Southwest Airlines held a party in grand “Southwest” style Monday morning to celebrate its inaugural flight into Pensacola International Airport.
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Fire in flue calls firefighters to East River Smokehouse
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The East River Smokehouse on Highway 98 in Navarre lived up to its name last Wednesday as buildup of residue in the barbecue fire pit chimney briefly caught fire and created a lot of smoke at about 10 a.m.
Slye gives up county lease on Sandy Bottoms
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Troubles continue for Navarre businesswoman Dorothy Slye, whose Sandy Bottoms retail store, which occupied a county-owned building on Navarre Beach, is now closed. Slye owed delinquent taxes on the property totaling $20,577. Tax collector records show Sigma Tax LL of Aventura, Florida purchased the tax certificate, which ultimately went unsold at an Oct. 28 auction.
Lady Raiders win two preseason soccer games
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The Lady Raiders soccer team beat a very good Pensacola High team 2 – 0 in the first preseason game at NYSA on Oct. 24. Two days later, they scored a solid 4 – 2 win over another powerhouse, West Florida, in their second preseason match.
Kiihnl signs with Cajun Sprinters Series
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Local driver/racer Lowery “Fast Eddy” Kiihnl has earned his wings. Well, sort of.
Raiders send two to Regionals
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The Lady Raiders finished fifth at the District 2, Class 3A Cross Country Meet (a 5K race-3.2 miles) at Lynn Haven Mosley High School last Saturday. Running in the same district as perennial powerhouses Fort Walton, Niceville, and Choctaw, the ladies finished just 50 points from qualifying the team for Regionals.
Local doctors show “love for Peru”
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For the children living in the poverty-stricken Sicuani District in Peru, medical treatment for congenital abnormalities such as webbed feet and extra fingers and even injuries such as broken bones and burns can go untreated for months, or even years.
NHS students shine in “The Great Gatsby”
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Navarre High School students put on a production of “The Great Gatsby” last weekend, and both Friday and Saturday night the cast performed to a large audience in the school’s cafeteria.
Anti-bullying program teaches ‘Be an Upstander, not a Bystander’
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and local middle schools are encouraging students to not only treat others with respect, but also to speak up if they see others being mistreated as well.
Alopecia patient ready to show off true beauty
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Donna Miller will be lifting weights on November 16 at the NPC Flex Fest at the Pensacola Bay Center. But the heaviest weight will be lifted from Miller’s heart and mind.