A lot has changed since 1972.
Gas is no longer 55-cents a gallon and a postage stamp is a far cry from the eight pennies it cost back then and the first Scratch Ankle took place.
North Willing …
Milton's Habitat for Humanity ReStore held its first Fresh Farm Market on Wednesday as a way to connect with the community and allow local producers to sell their items.
European pastries, sausage…
A full day of music, food, activities – even a dog show – awaits visitors to the third annual St. Patrick's Arts and Antiques Faire in Bagdad on Saturday. Held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the day begins w…
Four crashes in four days have left one man dead, three in serious condition and five with minor injuries.
The most serious involved Steven Michael Cobbett, 57, who died at the scene of the one-ve…
Dorothy Musgrave died last week from injuries incurred in a fire at her home. She was at a burn unit in Mobile at the time of her death. Her husband George was confined to a wheelchair, and died at t…
The Pace Fire Department responded to a fire at Immanuel Baptist Church last week in a building outside of the main church.
A staff member reported the fire to authorities.
Pace Fire Chief Donn…
As part of the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation’s Discovery Saturday series, Chip Yarbrough, National Flight Academy program director, and Dr. Dave Dawson, University of West Florida & National Fligh…
For the fifth year, Rhodes Elementary School in Milton will be sending a team of students to the state Odyssey of the Mind competition to test their creative problem solving, teamwork and ability to …
