Pace News

Drumbeats pulsed Saturday on the north bank of Escambia Bay. The rhythmic thump, thump, thump echoed across the water near Floridatown Park, accompanied by the wails of men singing songs in a once-forgotten language.

The state's effort to repave six miles of U.S. 90 through north Santa Rosa County is nearly complete, the County Commission is giving Jay $20,000 for recreation and a food drive in Pace this weekend aims to get children involved with the joy of giving.

PACE The Santa Rosa Sheriff's office is looking for a man wanted for stealing over $700 worth of Legos Monday from Target.

The following suspects were charged with felonies Tuesday at Escambia County Jail.

A Pace man was in good condition Monday afternoon at Sacred Heart Hospital following a two-vehicle crash at U.S. 29 and Kingsfield Road in Escambia County.

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee will sign his book, 'A Simple Christmas.' Due to time limitations, the governor will only sign 'A Simple Christmas.' No other memorabilia or books will be signed.

The crisp air and the clear skies Saturday provided a perfect day for the 100 bikers who participated in the Stop the Hurt Ride.

Twenty-four Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival 2009 Heritage Artists received Awards of Excellence at Nov.

The vote to use FEMA funds to help a flooded home in Saddle Club Estates has been delayed until December.

The Pensacola Civitan Club has installed new officers for the 2009-10 year: Frank Brown, president; Kathy Cotton, president elect; Susan Wesler, treasurer; Cindy Barrington, secretary; Lawrence Powell, immediate past president; Theresa Brown, chaplain; and Fred Knodel, sergeant-at-arms. New directors are John Beede, Valerie Eichelberger, Judy ...

When legislators return to Tallahassee next spring they will again come under the spell of lobbyists complaining that if growth is to be restored to the Florida economy, state government needs to make it easier for development to take place.

If you're from Pensacola and happen to own a coffee farm in Costa Rica, why not start roasting and selling coffee in your hometown? That's how Keens Beans began.

Allen Williams lost his job in July. 'I have a stack of resumes this thick,' he said, holding his thumb and index finger an inch apart.

At least the Indiana Pacers can't say their defense failed them this time. It turns out the best part of their game -- their offense -- did them... LOCAL NEWS H1N1 flu is altering rituals at some churches Roman Catholics attending Mass this weekend in the Lafayette Diocese will find a fundamental element of their worship changed -- all because ...

Fareed Zakaria's 'The Post-American World' will be discussed. Call Donna Jones, 932-8620. n Pensacola Hootnanny Club's dinner social: 6 p.m. today, Golden Corral, 2260 Langley Ave.

It's always going to be tough for Pensacola Junior College, competing in the Panhandle Conference basketball gauntlet.

Posted on Oct 27, 2009 by Steve Gravelle . Charles Andrew Williams A Cedar Rapids man sought on federal child pornography charges has been located in Florida.

Jason Kearns had an important decision to make: chicken-on-a-stick or a spin on The Fire Ball? The 19-year-old Pensacola resident watched as the circular roller coaster paused at its zenith, riders screaming as they hung upside down.

If you are seeing pink more lately, you aren't alone. The nation is flush with the rosy color as more citizens participate in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The following suspects were charged with felonies Thursday at Escambia County Jail.