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Clayton White dies
Milton City Councilman Clayton White passed away early Tuesday morning. Milton Mayor Guy Thompson said he died peacefully, without suffering. “It was time for the Lord to call him home,” said Thompso…
Flooding in Santa Rosa County
The Santa Rosa County Public Information office reports significant road flooding in the areas of:
-Woodbine Road and U.S. Hwy. 90.
-Avalon Blvd. north of Commerce Road and U.S. Hwy. 90.
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Kinsey Qualifies in Circuit Judge Race
Veteran Assistant State Attorney Jennie Kinsey filed paperwork at the Capitol today to run for Circuit Court Judge. Kinsey, who served as an Assistant State Attorney in the First Judicial Circuit fo…
Milton Fire Department celebrates 100 years
A 1909 bell used to be the only alarm Milton had to notify residents of a dangerous fire. Monday, the bell tolled again, four times as is the century-old custom for firefighters fallen and passed.
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Snake goes to school
A student spied a snake behind a bookshelf yesterday at East Milton Elementary, according to Terry Paschall, principal of the school. Paschall said the snake found it's way into the school and hid be…
SRSO: Pace woman attacks deputy
Active meth lab found with children inside house
Community briefs April 26
PensacolaNumismatic Society (Coin Club)
The Pensacola Coin Club would like to invite everyone to our club meeting at Sonny’s Barbeque at 630 North Navy Blvd. Come early to dine and look over …
SRMC births
SRMC births
Ates and Cribbs to marry in May
Mark and Sharon Ates, Jay are proud to announce the engagement of their son Joseph Edward to Katie Ann Cribbs, daughter of Vernon and Jamie Cribbs of St. Augustine, Florida. Joseph is a graduate of t…