Madison Arnold
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$80 million, 332-unit luxury apartment complex coming to Navarre
Elevate Navarre will also come with six retail and restaurant spaces. Many of the tenants will be new to the market. → Read More
West Florida Baptist Academy plans $1.5 million campus expansion after enrollment spike
"We are utilizing every single room in three different buildings we have here already." → Read More
ECSD bus drivers to get raise to combat shortage, could earn over $15 per hour to start
The raise is part of an effort to recruit more people to drive school buses and ease the shortage for the district. → Read More
'You don't get to meet mamma': West Florida High dean's speech to girls sparks backlash
West Florida High dean's speech to girls over their clothing choices drew anger of students, alumni and parents. → Read More
'We all want the same thing': UWF students, families hope for 'normal' year as COVID threat looms
"We're so excited about the in-person learning but that's why we really kind of pushed him to get vaccinated before we came back to campus ..." → Read More
Ready for school? Check these supply lists for Escambia, Santa Rosa elementary schools
Students in Santa Rosa County start school on Aug. 10 and kids in Escambia County will follow on Aug. 11. → Read More
Warrington Middle School finds new principal to save struggling school from closing
The Escambia County School District selected its own director of school improvement to take over as principal of the struggling Warrington Middle. → Read More
Council on Aging needs more 'grandparents' to mentor at-risk kids. How to get involved:
"They need stability. They need somebody that they can talk to, somebody that they trust," Jacqueline Britt said. → Read More
98-year-old WWII veteran, NAS Pensacola employee reflects on military service, career
"We were at war. I was 19 years old. I just figure it's time to go." → Read More
Why pediatricians may soon be talking to parents more about early brain development
Studer Community Institute is working with Pensacola area pediatricians offices to get some of their patients signed up for Basics Insights program. → Read More
Pensacola man who grew up in Habitat home now helping Pensacola Habitat recover from theft
Pensacola Habitat will have about $9,000 in donations, enough money to replace its tools, improve its security system and begin to stock another work truck. → Read More
$3,000 worth of tools stolen from Pensacola Habitat for Humanity work trucks
Habitat is asking for the public's help in finding the stolen tools. → Read More
UWF, PSC to hold graduation ceremonies this weekend
UWF will hold two ceremonies on Saturday while PSC's event will take place Sunday. → Read More
Santa Rosa County School District drops mask mandate immediately
Face coverings are not just recommended in Santa Rosa public schools. → Read More
Kids helping (goat) kids: Beulah Middle's robust agriculture program inspires students
"I feel like kids find their place here, that every kid can be successful." → Read More
4 things experts say the Escambia Children's Trust must do to be successful
Experts point toward several key areas the Escambia Children's Trust must do to be successful. → Read More
Pace High School Navy JROTC drill team wins national championship
The team beat out more than 600 other Navy JROTC programs across the country for the honor. → Read More
School board members frustrated with stipulations for Warrington Middle's turnaround
"If people would leave us alone, I think we'll take care of the problem. " → Read More
Assistant principal in Tate High homecoming queen scandal pleads not guilty
The court must decide whether her daughter, Emily Grover, 17, will be tried as an adult. → Read More
Santa Rosa to break ground on new Pace K-8 school in July to help overcrowding
The new $39.3 million school is scheduled to be complete in time for fall 2023. → Read More