Category Archive: Community

Apr 19

Virtuous Women International Honors Dr. Janice Crenshaw

At their 8th Annual Excel Award banquet, Virtuous Women International Ministries paid tribute to Dr. Janice Crenshaw for the work she has done in the Pensacola community. As the guest began seating, Dr. Crenshaw was escorted in by her husband along with Captain David Alexander of The Pensacola Police Department and First Lady Vonda Yates …

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Apr 11

Samuel Martin, the last African American Publisher of Gannett, Announces Resignation

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Samuel Martin, the last remaining African American publisher at the Gannett Co., Inc., the nation’s largest newspaper group, resigned Monday as president and publisher of the Advertiser Media Group, which publishes the Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, the newspaper announced. “I’m going to step back and sort of assess what I want to do with the rest …

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Apr 11

S L Jones Christian Academy Honors Doug Baldwin

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When you look up the word humility, a picture of Doug Baldwin should come up in the definition.  Last Wednesday morning, S L Jones Christian Academy honored Doug Baldwin making it Doug Baldwin Day. Doug saw a need and he quietly fulfilled it.  The S L Jones Academy was in need of computers for the students …

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Apr 11

Escambia Doctor Recommended to head Duval Health Department

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  Bob.Mack@jacksonville.com Candidate Kelli Wells gets a hug from friend Lucille Pough after the town hall segment of the meeting. By Kate Howard Perry Escambia doctor recommended to head Duval health department The Florida Times-Union Kate Howard Perry April 6, 2013 7:46 AM EDT Copyright 2013 The Florida Times-Union. All rights reserved. This material may …

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Apr 04

Living Last Supper of Jesus Christ and His Disciplines Held at Truth for Youth Belmont Building

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Friday evening March 29 the disciples and Jesus Christ had their last supper at the Truth for Youth Building with approximately eleven ministers participating “We had thirteen people actually participating of which eleven were ministers.   The disciples coing together with Jesus on that Thursday night(which was the night before they arrested him) to have …

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Apr 04

Silk Performs at Angel McShanes’s Business Mixer

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Once again Angel McShane brought Pensacola together with a business mixer spotlighting different businesess and business owners. As the crowd of nearly 400 mingled and enjoyed the evening,business owners were recognized for their services.  “I believe in giving back to the community,” said Angel McShane.  If we are ever going to make our neighborhoods better, …

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Mar 28

Governor Scott Signs on the Bottom Line at Brown Barge Elementary

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With the Brown Barge civic band performing, Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) became the first Florida governor to visit a Escambia county school or classroom since Hurricane Ivan, back in 2004.  However, this visit to Brown Barge Elementary was for much more positive reasons as Scott signed a check totaling $751,448 for the Escambia county school …

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Mar 28

IMPACT 100 Membership Reaches Historic High

Organization will Give $836,000 to the Non-Profit Community Pensacola, FL, March 22, 2013 – IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area, a local women’s philanthropy group, is pleased to announce that its 2013 Membership Drive has successfully concluded with 836 members.  The organization will give back to the community by awarding 8 grants of $104,500 each to …

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Mar 28

Pensacola’s Dogwood Dash takes participants throughout the Downtown Community

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Twenty five years ago, Grace and Ted  Ruckstubls initiated the Dog Wood Dash Race at another parish. When they arrived at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, they decided to bring this event to the church as a fund raiser to help with the cost associated with the St. Joseph’s Clinic and the church’s caring and sharing …

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Mar 28

Belmont Students Earning Scholarships

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Friday evening at University of West Florida the African American Heritage Jazz Society awarded two students an award for their participation in the Scholarship contest.  Isabelle Peterson placed second and Jabobi Williams placed first overall in the event. Isabelle Peterson (age 15), 10th grade, is currently enrolled in the Escambia Virtual Academy. She is a …

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