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The Viola Edwards Hospital, ran by Viola Edwards until it was mysteriously destroyed by fire, was the first Black-owned hospital in Pensacola.

Starting in middle school, several Escambia low-income students were chosen to work their way toward free college. This year, 21 earned the free ride.

When Keith Leonard was appointed Escambia County's next superintendent, not all of the county was on board. Here is what board members are expecting.

Stand Your Ground Training and Defense in Milton recently added a paintball range to its offerings of archery lanes, a shooting range and more.

Pensacola State College Celebrated Juneteenth with live music, poetry, dance food and more.

Jurors in a Trump trial will be stepping into history and legal proceedings that will be far from routine and potentially fraught with fame or infamy.

On this Father's Day, Pastor James Johnson recalls Luke 15 and the godly father that was not only a provider but protector.

Here's a roundup of our top stories from the past week that are available only to our subscribers.

Families and friends celebrated freedom during the 2nd annual Juneteenth A Family Reunion for the Culture in Pensacola. The celebration included live music, food, vendors, domino tables and more.

A thunderous day in Raiford for Duane Owen's execution. Karen Slattery's little sister was the only family member to witness it.