Fugitive's truck ends up in bay

Pensacola News Journal - Fri Nov 27

A man was charged with escape in Escambia County following a high-speed chase that ended with his pickup in Escambia Bay.

Deputies Search For Man Whoa

WKRG-TV Mobile - Fri Nov 27

Sheriff's deputies were searching for a masked man who flashed a gun to a woman in a central Florida parking lot, demanded money but walked away once she said she spent all of it.

Black Friday shopping in Pace

Pensacola News Journal - Fri Nov 27

With turkey and stuffing relegated to the leftovers shelf in their refrigerators, Santa Rosa County shoppers set out for Black Friday bargains early this morning.

Pace Family Feeds Homesick Soldiers

WEAR - Fri Nov 27

Tonight, more than twenty new Navy airmen based in Pensacola have full stomachs and a surrogate holiday family.

Escape Suspect Drives into Bay After High-Speed-Chase, Captured by U.S. Marshals.

WJHG-TV Panama City - Thu Nov 26

A man who was wanted by the Escambia County Sheriffa s Office for escape was captured late tonight after a high speed chase that started in Escambia County and ended in Santa Rosa County.

In love with Santa Rosa

Pensacola News Journal - Thu Nov 26

Kyle Holley loves Santa Rosa County and wants to make it a better, healthier place.

Shoes That Fit ends Dec. 5

Pensacola News Journal - Wed Nov 25

OnMedia has launched its Shoes That Fit program for Santa Rosa County elementary students in need of footwear.

Thursday marks the start of AAA's Tipsy Tow program

Pensacola News Journal - Wed Nov 25

In Pensacola, Thanksgiving means turkey and stuffing and family fun ... and one giant monster of a party night.

3 Gulf Breeze students to march in Macy's parade

Pensacola News Journal - Wed Nov 25

Three Gulf Breeze High School students will be among 250 of the nation's elite band students marching in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Floridaa s Great Northwest turns over checks

Northwest Florida Daily News - Tue Nov 24

Less than a week after a Santa Rosa County man requested check ledgers from the economic development group Florida's Great Northwest, the organization released a record of hundreds of checks written over the past two years.