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UWF hosts lecture on Bernardo de Gálvez, Spain’s role in American Revolution (opens the original)
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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- A Revolutionary War hero credited with helping shape the outcome of the Battle of Pensacola will be the focus of a public lecture on Tuesday in downtown Pensacola The University of West Florida’s Academy of American Civic Republicanism is hosting “Bernardo de Gálvez and Spain's Role in the American Revolution” at 6:30 p.m. at Old Christ Church in downtown Pensacola. The event is part of the academy’s America’s 250 FL Event Series. Gonzalo M. Quintero Saravia, described as a le
Two arrested after investigation into Mary Esther-Fort Walton Beach vehicle burglaries (opens the original)
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OKALOOSA COUNTY, Fla. -- Two suspects were arrested following an investigation into vehicle burglaries in the Mary Esther/Fort Walton Beach area. The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office was tipped off about 27-year-old Phoenix Wendall Jordan's involvement on Sep. 19. Jordan was wanted on multiple felony warrants and hiding out at a Mary Esther home on Castle Road. Deputies found Jordan there and detained him. Deputies did a security sweep of Jordan's bedroom and in plain view was a gun. They then g
Pensacola State College approves J. Alex Kelly as next president (opens the original)
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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- The new president of Pensacola State College has been approved. The board of trustees unanimously voted to approve finalist J. Alex Kelly. “Alex understands, as well as anyone in Florida, how education and economic opportunity are connected,” said District Board of Trustees Chair Zack Smith. “Throughout this process, we have seen a leader who listens, understands what employers and communities need and recognizes the extraordinary role Pensacola State plays in creating opportu
Log truck driver dead in power pole crash on Highway 29 near Molino (opens the original)
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MOLINO, Fla. -- A 66-year-old log truck driver was pronounced dead on scene following a power pole crash on Highway 29 north of Molino. Florida Highway Patrol says the crash happened at approximately 3:44 p.m. on southbound Hwy. 29, just south of North Barth Road. The log truck left the roadway and hit a Ford pickup, according to FHP. The log truck then crashed into a ditch, hitting a power pole and tree before overturning.
City of Pensacola responds to social media posts about downtown flooding (opens the original)
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Pensacola Public Works reported the storm dumped 1.7 inches of rainfall at City Hall over a 30-minute period. The team said the entire storm put down 2.99 inches of rain/T Moore via ChimeIn PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Videos of flooding on downtown Pensacola streets on Saturday are all over social media. Pensacola Public Works reported the storm dumped 1.7 inches of rainfall at City Hall over a 30-minute period. The team said the entire storm put down 2.99 inches of rain. City Engineering and Public Work
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