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Young Panhandle hunter gets the shot of a lifetime
There are very few people who can claim to be a staple feature on a national outdoors television show.
June 28 -- For Jim Beach, the scattered puzzle pieces littering his home remind him of what almost happened to his wife, had she been sitting at their kitchen table just a few seconds longer.
Strong Winds in Molino Cause Severe Damage
Severe thunderstorms ripped across several counties today. Several homes where damaged as a result of the storms.
Nurse Accused of Molesting Elderly Woman
June 28 -- Kathy and Ray Goodwin retired in their Pace home about 5 years ago, because it was handicap accessible and Kathy's main concern is Ray's comfort.
Two Stores Robbed at Gunpoint Within Hours
June 26 - Two stores were robbed at gunpoint within hours of each other, Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Deputies said Thursday.
Pacers, Colts Form Historic Partnership to Aid Students
The Indiana Pacers, Indianapolis Colts, HANK's ADVANTAGE Health SkyConcert and Emmis Communications are joining forces to make a difference for students in Indianapolis Public Schools through the "Suiting UP ...
Woman accused of sex with teen arrested at Pensacola airport
Police arrested Angela Leavitt on Tuesday at an airport baggage claim, where she said she was about to surrender, anyway.
"Meet the Staff" at Tiger Point... Oops
Why is it that Meadowbrook Corporation's web site no longer allows you to "meet the staff " of Tiger Point Golf Course on its web site? Gulf Breeze residents say it could be because corporate honchos early last ...
Investigators still looking for Pace bank robbers
Investigators need help in identifying three suspects involved in Friday's hold up of the United Bank.
Charges against Erin Markes dropped
After a deliberate investigation, prosecutors decided Erin Markes was right. "She had some problems.
Pace High School teacher a finalist in Macy's contest
Comment on this Story Read Comments PACE Kevin Holland, a math teacher at Pace High School, is one of five finalists for the 2009 Macy's Florida Department of Education Teacher of the Year award. via Northwest Florida Daily News
Mother of sick 4-year-old speaks out
“They made me feel like I'd failed”
PACE Erin Markes' voice was quiet but firm when she spoke. She said she loves her son; she would never do anything to harm him. via Panama City News Herald
Wrong inmate released from Santa Rosa County jail
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office continues to look for an inmate at large. via Northwest Florida Daily News
Mother accused of neglecting her child speaks out
“He told me my son wouldn't make it to two months old due to his feeding problems and uncontrollable seizures.”
The mother of the four-year-old boy from Pace, Florida found weighing only 10 pounds is speaking out in public for the first time. via NBC 15 Online
Supporters defend mother accused of neglecting her 4-year-old boy
“We have investigated. We have files”
PACE Erin Markes did not neglect her son, say supporters, who contend they have records to prove it. via Panama City News Herald
Florida Man Brought to Kitsap on Child Rape Charges
A Florida man has been brought to Kitsap County on a charge of child rape, according to documents filed in Kitsap County Superior Court. via Kitsapsun.com
Flooding endangers homes in Santa Rosa
“We're still monitoring everything”
Heavy rain in Santa Rosa County led to flooding that left one woman stranded in a water-filled car and at least two homes in danger Saturday morning. via Northwest Florida Daily News
Group: Brain disorder caused boy's condition
“I can't believe Florida courts would decide to allow Terry Schiavo to be starved and on the other hand, to prosecute a mother because her child has normal symptoms of the end-stage of a terminal disease”
PACE The condition of a 4-year-old Pace boy is the direct result of his brain disorder, not a case of felony neglect, say supporters of the boy's mother. via Panama City News Herald
UPDATED: DCF didn't know of sick 4-year-old
“We'll look to family members and obviously evaluate their situation to see if they're capable of taking on this case”
PACE As authorites sift through allegations that a sick 4-year-old boy was neglected in Pace for more than five months, state investigators say they didn't know about his case until March 13. via Panama City News Herald
Police: 4-year-old neglected by mother likely to die
“I came to realize this past week, I can't do it all on my own”
PACE A 4-year-old boy with a brain disorder who weighed just 10 pounds when he was brought to an area hospital March 12 will likely die, according to a Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office report. via Panama City News Herald