North Santa Rosa
Archive for: September, 2012

Paul Mitchem Catches Record Breaker

Paul Mitchem caught this 62lb catfish while fishing on Yellow River on Friday. He didn’t know until after he cleaned it that it would qualify for a new Florida record. The former state record is 55lbs also from Yellow River.

SRC Early Release Day Wed. Sept. 12

Early Release Day for Santa Rosa County Students: Wednesday, September 12 is an EARLY RELEASE DAY for ALL Santa Rosa County students. Students will be released at 12 noon on Wednesday for teacher professional development time.  

Katie Hudon Wolfe Doctorial Candidate Presents Dissertation at International Conference

  Kathleen “Katie” Suzette Hudon Wolfe, a doctoral candidate at the University of West Floridaand native of Santa Rosa County, was recentlyselected to present her dissertation study and research results at an international conference held in Paris, France. Wolfe was also the recipient of five grant awards that supported her conference travel, attendance, and presentation […]

Financial Survival for Retirement

Financial Survival for Retirement Learn Proven Financial Techniques for Living a Successful Retirement Lifestyle held at Pensacola State College Century Center.  The PSC Century Center is located at 440 E. Hecker Rd. Century, FL 32535.  The Class will be Tuesday:  9/25 & 10/2/2012 from 6 to 8 pm.  Sign up for course: R05111 (4 hours) Section # 8593.  The Tuition: $35 […]

Living With Purpose by Matt Dobson

In my eight years of coaching collegiate cross country and track I had two (2) NCAA All-Americans, 14 NCAA All-South Region runners, and 39 All-Conference runners. Occasionally, one of my athletes would finish a race slower than expected. They would approach me with heads down, shoulders drooping, and in a weak voice say, “I’m sorry […]

Monica Nall, MD Joins Baptist Medical Group

Baptist Medical Group is pleased to announce the addition of family medicine physician Monica Nall, M.D.,  to their growing primary care network. She joins the established practice of Dr. Joshua Davis and nurse practitioners Joyce Nichol and Pat Hill, located at 3874 Highway 90 in Pace after completing her family medicine residency at the University […]

Jay Unable to Stop Holmes County

The Jay Royals were unable to stop the Holmes County Blue Devils Friday night.  The Blue Devils rolled to a 52-14 win. The Royals had no luck at all in the game.  Gloom, despair and agony gripped the Royals.  They hurt themselves in the first quarter.  Score  21-0 HC. Ricky Cofield had another astonishing play […]

Support the Stepping Out in Style Fashion Show

Support the Stepping Out in Style Fashion Show –  It Will Make You Look Fabulous Sponsorship opportunities are available for the Women’s Board of the Baptist Health Care Foundation’s 36th annual Stepping Out in Style Fashion Show.  Support your community by taking part in this red carpet extravaganza at New World Landing set for Nov. 1. Doors […]

Berkland Arrested for Improper Disposal/Storage of Hazardous Waste

State Attorney Bill Eddins announced that Michael Edward Berkland was arrested today on one count of Improper Disposal/Storage of Hazardous Waste and one count of Public Nuisance.  The charge of improper storage constitutes a third degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in state prison while the public nuisance charge is a second degree […]

Flomaton Standoff Ends with One Dead and Sheriff Injuried

An early morning standoff ended with Escambia County Sheriff, Grover Smith, Injuried and suspect, Jim Arrington dead. Around 8 am the Flomaton Police went to serve pick up  orders on Arrington. When they entered the residence, they observed Arrington pointing a gun at them.  They were able to vacate the building with no shots being […]