Students of Hobbs Middle School have been reading a chapter at the end of every school period from Gordan Korman's "Schooled" according to Jackie Wiscaver, teacher at Hobbs. The book, according to Wi…
Visitors to the Arcadia Mill Archaeological Site can now learn how lumber was processed in 19th century Milton without a tour guide due to a generous donation from local resident Ann F. Belleau. The …
Brian Kea, graduate of Pace High School, with two years at Pensacola State College will fill the council seat of the recently departed Clayton White. Kea has staying power as he's spent 15 years with…
Wednesday’s rain fall hasn’t dampened the need for a fall harvest from the fields. Farmers are working diligently to save their sown seed and continue planting.
Traveling to Pensacola for the Flag Officer’s Symposium the week of May 5 served as a homecoming of sorts for Adm. Harry B. Harris, Jr., U.S. Pacific Fleet commander. Although born in Japan, Harris …
State Attorney Bill Eddins announced Thursday Duane Scott Nancarrow was sentenced on Wednesday by Circuit Judge John Simon to 3 years state prison to be followed by 2 years probation. Nancarrow was …
A shot was fired in a Gulf Breeze residence Wednesday after an argument broke out. Douglas Blackshire Bush, 52, was arrested after the victim called 911 after leaving the home and stayed outside Midw…
Milton Police Department is looking for three black men who broke into a home and battered three residents while holding them at gunpoint.
According to Milton Police Chief Gregory Brand officers r…
Ideas brewed and citizens debated Thursday, when Councilman Wes Meiss held the first evening meeting of a downtown workshop and was surprised at the turn-out. He said, "The official count tonight is …
Denise Whitaker took less than $100 and turned it into a $2,684.08 donation of groceries from Target, Wal-Mart, Publix, and CVS Pharmacy to the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) of Pensacola Thursday, May …
