Things to do: Weekend activities include The Warrior Ride, Pool shooting with Okinawa Slim, and a Black History month event
Residents this weekend will have the opportunity to participate in several activities including a bicycle ride for military veterans, a chance to learn from a renowned pool shooter and celebrating Bl…
Cat needs a good home
Hello, my name is Lightning. I’m a male about 1.5 years old. My family is moving and they cannot take me with them.
My life began as a feral kitten but as luck may have it, when I was just a little…
Church group turns plastic grocery bags into mats for area homeless
Plastic grocery bags from local retailers have a tendency to accumulate at home if not thrown away altogether. However, a local church is putting them to use for a greater good by producing mats for …
Celebrating 6 generations of family
Frances Wilson 104 years Pace, Jeremy Douglas, 38. Pace, Emily Douglas, 18, Pace, Kaycee Douglas 3 days old (bottom middle) , Diane Bauer, 78, Pace, Cindy Douglas, 58, Milton.
Fair changes name for area growth in youth livestock interest
The Fair isn’t just a fair anymore.
With a month and a half left until the Santa Rosa County Fair begins, Prudence Caskey, county 4-H agent and Fair board member, discussed why the nonprofit organ…
How will racism die?
It is near impossible, I find, to discuss Black History Month without also bringing up the state of race relations today. As such, I find myself asking a question I often do. What direction will Amer…
Local man holds book signing
Pace resident Marc Livanos will hold a book signing at Barnes & Noble on Airport Blvd., Pensacola, on March 19 from 1-4 p.m. The author said his book “Panhandle Poet – Second Helpings” builds on his …
Tiphanie Sapp: Representing Progress
Santa Rosa's Press Gazette celebrates Black History Month














