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Volunteers can dig into Pensacola's past at archaeology lab
To learn more about the program, visit www.flpublicarchaeology.org or contact Irina Sorset, FPAN outreach coordinator, at isorset@uwf.edu or 595-0050, ext.
News Journal introduces four new editors
Veteran journalist Tom Ninestine has been named the News Journal's Editorials Editor, Executive Editor Richard A. Schneider announced Saturday.
Toastmasters improve public speaking
In the back room of a Chinese buffet restaurant in Pinellas Park, the Speak Easy Toastmasters practice the art of speech, poise and leadership.
Seminar to Unearth Shipwreck Secrets
Two shipwreck sites off Duck Key, Fla., serve as a wet classroom for a seminar this week in preserving Florida's underwater heritage.
Marco Lely High students reap scholarship rewards
Leadership Marco scholarship winners are from left, Camille Richie, Marissa Anguilano, Frances Baumler, Vanessa Feola, Kit Fowler, Alexandra Meurgue, Vanessa Grisko, Emma Raistrick and Alexandra Diaz.
UWF prepares with "Storm Ready" campus
During the summer, the Gulf Coast can see afternoon thunderstorms on a semi-daily basis.
Pensacola banker tapped as president of Florida Bankers Association
Formerly executive vice president with Hancock Bank and Pensacola native, Tait assumes the presidency of the Florida Bankers Association in June.
A Fluorescent Dipyrrinone Oxime for the Detection of Pesticides and Other Organophosphates
Department of Chemistry, University of West Florida, 11000 University Parkway, Pensacola, Florida 32514, United States, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Southern Mississippi, 118 College Drive, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406, United States, Department of Chemistry, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, Nevada 89557, United ... (more)
Daniel Guzman-Ramos of Guadalupe Center of Immokalee Tutor Corps...
Daniel Guzman-Ramos was selected as one of the 1,000 Gates Millennium Scholars for the GMS Class of 2012.
Just In: Principal resigns at Ortiz Elementary to spend more time with family
Superintendent Heath Burns announced Tuesday through a news release that he has accepted the resignation of Ortiz Elementary School Principal Kriste O'Dell-Farias, who will remain on the Ortiz team in a role she previously held.
"Guys, it's going to be loud!" The insight given by Jonathan Clark to his students isn't a warning... A local union says the management company that runs the Escambia County Area Transit system has helped defuse a recent dispute about employee hours and benefits.
College scholarships rewarded to area students
Keriann Smith, a senior at Mosley High School, was selected as a recipient of the 2012 Stephen Michael Bane II Memorial Scholarship.
Bowden: Pristine beach fits philosophy of UWF
In 1964, I stand with Harold Bryan Crosby in the 1,000-acre woodland oldtime Pensacolians called Riverview.
Transit union files complaint against ECAT management
A local transit union says the company recently hired to manage the Escambia County Area Transit system is waging war on its employees, a sign that contract negotiations next month could be tense.
Harper to be advisor to Florida State Senate
University of West Florida's Executive Director of Economic Development and Engagement has been picked to be an advisor to the Florida State Senate.
HHS seniors offered $2.5M in scholarships
The academic and athletic excellence of Hartselle High School's 2012 senior class was underscored at Senior Honors Day recently when 78 class members received college scholarship offers totaling more than $2.5 million.
Exclusive Budgetary flak: Military bases hope to avoid cuts
Florida's recovery from the Great Recession picked up steam last year and "all indications" point to even stronger gains this year, according to a report from Wells Fargo Securities.
Flight academy camp teaches teens math, science
The panicked voice came into Ambition's air traffic control room - one of the aircraft carrier's young pilots was in trouble.
Flight academy camp teaches teens math, science
The panicked voice came into Ambition's air traffic control room - one of the aircraft carrier's young pilots was in trouble.
Pensacola City Council Vice President P.C. Wu to be Honored with 2012 Defender of Home Rule Award
The Florida League of Cities will honor Pensacola City Council Vice President P.C. Wu Friday, May 11 with the Defender of Home Rule Award during the Northwest Florida League of Cities Annual Summer Dinner at the Wyndham Bay Point Golf Resort in Panama City Beach starting at 7:00 p.m. This prestigious award is being presented to Vice Council ... (more)
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