Over $23 Million in Major Public Works Projects Underway In Century
May 28, 2026
The Town of Century has more more than $23 million in public works projects currently underway, mostly at no out-of-pocket cost to the town.
Consulting engineer Dale Long recently provided a comprehensive update on the town’s progress, detailing extensive upgrades to Century’s water, wastewater, and transportation systems. Funded heavily by state grants, legislative appropriations, and State Revolving Fund (SRF) agreements featuring principal forgiveness, the projects aim to modernize the town’s utility backbone.
A complete detailed breakdown of the active projects across Century outlines the scope and status of each initiative:
Well Rehabilitation Building and Site Renovations
- Cost: $201,576 funded by the State Legislature via the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).
- Key Points & Status: This project covers building and site improvements for Wells 1, 2, and 3. Construction is currently underway and is approximately 60% complete. Work is temporarily paused on final installation while Evans Contracting awaits the delivery of new lime equipment. The grant expiration date is September 30, 2026.
Miscellaneous Wastewater Improvements – Phase II: Lift Station Rehabilitation
- Cost: $3,365,175 funded by an FDEP State Revolving Fund agreement featuring 90% principal forgiveness and a 10% loan.
- Key Points & Status: Managed by Talcon Group LLC, this massive overhaul targets major infrastructure across the system, including the Prison Lift Station, Century Woods (#5), Highway 29 West (#8), Jefferson Avenue (#16), and the Pond/Jefferson lift station. The scope features bar screens, generators, and rehab work. The project is nearing completion at 95% total progress. All lift stations are complete and in service except for the prison site (Lift Station No. 1), which is being finalized. Total construction may extend an extra 30 days while waiting on Florida Power & Light to install the correct power service.
Miscellaneous Wastewater Improvements – Phase III: Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
- Cost: $5,500,161 funded by an FDEP State Revolving Fund agreement featuring 90% principal forgiveness and a 10% loan.
- Key Points & Status: This project includes widespread upgrades to the Wastewater Treatment Plant, such as a new sludge screw press, filter repairs, a new motor control center, a grit removal system, and tankage coating and crack repairs. Contracted to Talcon Group, LLC, construction is 70% complete. Concrete tank work is fully finished, and crews are finalizing filter repairs while awaiting electrical components. Due to a projected September 2026 equipment delivery date, the sludge press installation will extend into early 2027.
Well Rehabilitation Electrical Work
- Cost: $264,877 funded by the State Legislature via FDEP.
- Key Points & Status: Dunaway Electrical Services, Inc. is handling the total replacement of the electrical systems for the well sites. Construction is 70% complete. Finalizing the electrical infrastructure is dependent on the delivery and installation of the new lime feed equipment from the associated site renovation project.
Well No. 2 Lime Feed System
- Cost: $40,000 funded by the FDEP Northwest Florida Water Supply Pilot Grant.
- Key Points & Status: This project replaces the existing lime feed system at Well No. 2. To maximize efficiency, the new machinery was incorporated into the active Well No. 2 building rehabilitation project handled by Evans Contracting. It is moving forward on the exact same construction schedule.
Well No. 3 Replacement and Well Building Rehabilitation
- Cost: $1,360,500 funded by the FDEP Northwest Florida Water Supply Pilot Grant.
- Key Points & Status: Plans call for installing a new production well and rehabilitating the existing water treatment plant at the prison. Engineering design, surveying, and permitting are entirely complete. This grant will be leveraged jointly with other allocations and a future SRF grant to fund the complete scope of work once formal funding approval clears.
Well #3 Replacement
- Cost: $628,500 funded by the State Legislature via FDEP.
- Key Points & Status: This legislative appropriation is designated specifically for the construction of the new well at the prison. Like the pilot grant above, all preliminary survey, design, and permitting work is complete. The town is awaiting final State Revolving Fund loan/grant approval to formally bid and award the construction contract.
Water Meter and Service Replacement
- Cost: $1,301,892 funded by the State Legislature via FDEP.
- Key Points & Status: Under contract with L&K Contracting Company, Inc., this project replaces aging water service lines and utility meters town-wide. Construction is in its final stages. The contractor is currently knocking out final punch-list items, relocating a handful of additional meters at the request of town staff, and setting up hardware delivery and staff training.
Freedom Road Bridge Replacement
- Cost: $1,297,000 funded by the State Legislature via the Florida Department of Transportation.
- Key Points & Status: The contract to replace the Freedom Road Bridge has been awarded to JW&C Construction Company, Inc. Surveying, design, permitting, and bidding are fully complete. Construction is slated to begin as soon as the Town or Escambia County hires a Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) consultant to oversee the site.
Miscellaneous Water System Improvements
- Cost: $9,100,000 funded via FDEP State Revolving Fund.
- Key Points & Status: This wide-ranging initiative bundles several critical town needs: the Tedder Road Booster Pump Station water service line replacement, Well No. 1 rehabilitation, Well No. 2 SCADA tracking systems, the complete Well No. 3 replacement, and a utility billing software upgrade. The town is currently completing the final loan application steps so FDEP can finalize the agreement, allowing the town to authorize the work and open it for bids.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
DeSantis Calls Special Session Hoping To End Homestead Property Taxes; Gaetz Will Support
May 28, 2026
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has called a special session that would lead to a constitutional amendment to overhaul Florida’s property tax structure.
The proposal, titled “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes,” provides for the immediate increase in the homestead exemption and calls for a schedule for full elimination through general law.
Northwest Florida Sen. Don Gaetz says he will vote for the governor’s tax reform plan.
“I believe that property taxes amount to renting your property from the government. If you don’t pay what the government charges, you lose your property. Property taxes are especially hard on families with fixed incomes. The soaring increase in assessed property values and, consequently, increased property taxes isn’t keeping up with pensions and Social Security, for example. While I believe that Northwest Florida local governments have been good stewards of tax dollars, the substantial increases in many local government budgets is far outpacing population growth and inflation.,” Gaetz said.
“I will vote for Governor DeSantis’ plan when it is presented to the Senate next week,” Gaetz said in a statement released on Wednesday night.
“Property tax revenue collected by local governments has nearly doubled in the past seven years and is expected to reach an astounding $83 billion by 2032. Florida homeowners need relief. Now is the time to stand up for taxpayers, enact a historic reform, and save the home of every Floridian,” DeSantis said.
As proposed by Governor DeSantis, the Save Our Homes proposal includes five major components to provide immediate and permanent relief:
- Exempt Homestead Properties From Taxation.
Exempts the first $250,000 of a homestead’s value from taxation and requiring, through law, a schedule for full elimination.
- Ensure Funding For Core Services.
Requires local governments to use remaining property taxes solely for core public needs including public safety, education and schools, infrastructure, and natural resources.
- Protect Small Businesses.
Limits future property tax assessments on businesses and creates a more stable tax environment for local businesses.
- Ensure Fairness For Florida Residents.
Requires any person who establishes Florida residency after January 1, 2027, to maintain Florida residency for up to five years prior to receiving the increased homestead exemption.
- Create A State Trust Fund To Assist With Core Local Services.
Establishes a trust fund to provide grants to local governments to assist with the continuation of core local services.
The governor’s proposal will be considered during the upcoming special session beginning June 1, with the goal of placing the constitutional amendment on the ballot for Florida voters this fall.
2,000-Gallon Cantonment Sewer Overflow Mostly Contained In Retention Pond
May 28, 2026
A sanitary sewer overflow occurred Tuesday on Wilderness Lane in Cantonment due to a broken force main, according to the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority.
The overflow was estimated at 2,000 gallons, of which approximately 100 gallons were recovered from the spill just west of Ashton Brosnaham Park. The discharge entered a storm drainage inlet that flows to a locked, gated stormwater retention pond with no outlet to waters of the state.
ECUA crews installed a repair clamp at the failure point on the force main and cleaned the affected area with a biocide agent in accordance with state cleanup protocols. ECUA notified the State Warning Point, the Escambia County Health Department and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection at the time of the overflow.
NorthEscambia.com graphic.
Four Killed In Three Separate Escambia County Traffic Crashes
May 28, 2026
Four people were killed in three seperate Escambia County traffic crashes in less than 24 hours.
Barrancas Avenue Double Fatal
A single-vehicle crash on Barrancas Avenue claimed two lives at approximately 6:10 a.m. Wednesday.
The Florida Highway Patrol said a beige Honda Accord was traveling east when it failed to maintain a single lane while traveling around a curve and left the roadway.
“The vehicle then struck a concrete median divider on Barrancas Avenue, became airborne, and spun across the right-turn lane before striking a tree on the east side of the roadway,” trooperd said. The driver, a 49-year-old Pensacola man, and his passenger, a 26-year-old Pensacola man, were both pronounced deceased at the scene.
The investigation is continuing.
W Street Bicyclist Fatal Hit-and-Run
A fatal hit-and-run crash occurred near the intersection of W Street and West Mallory Street between 2:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. FHP said the crash involved an unknown vehicle and a 25-year-old male bicyclist who was later pronounced deceased at Baptist Hospital.
Troopers said the suspect vehicle fled the scene in an unknown direction after hitting the bicyclist.
Anyone with information is asked to contact FHP Trooper Berry at tylerberry@flhsmv.gov or Corporal Whipple at mattwhipple@flhsmv.gov, or call FHP at (850) 484-5000.
W Street Bicyclist Fatal
At approximately 11:54 p.m. Tuesday, the 45-year-old male driver of an SUV struck and killed a 42-year-old male bicyclist on W Street near Lenox Parkway.
FHP said “the driver of the SUV failed to observe the bicyclist in the roadway due to low light conditions, resulting in the front of the SUV striking the bicyclist.”
The investigation is ongoing.
File photo.
Ransom Middle School Names Students of The Month
May 28, 2026
Ransom Middle School named Madisyn Mott (seventh grade) and Jackson Pitt (eighth grade) as Students of the Month for April. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Mid-80s, High Humidity, And Scattered Downpours Through The Weekend
May 28, 2026
Unsettled, tropical air remains locked across the region, bringing daily rounds of scattered showers and thunderstorms through the weekend and into next week. While localized downpours could bring quick accumulations, brief periods of sunshine will push daytime highs into the mid-80s, accompanied by high humidity and overnight patchy fog.
Here is your official North Escambia area forecast:
Thursday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1:00 p.m., then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 4:00 p.m. Patchy fog before 9:00 a.m. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near 84. Calm wind becoming southeast around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.
Thursday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly before 7:00 p.m. Patchy fog after 1:00 a.m. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly clear, with a low around 70. Calm wind.
Friday: A chance of showers before 10:00 a.m., then a chance of showers and thunderstorms between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1:00 p.m. Patchy fog before 9:00 a.m. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a high near 83. Calm wind becoming southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Friday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 70. Southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Saturday: Showers likely before 10:00 a.m., then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., then showers and thunderstorms likely after 1:00 p.m. Mostly sunny, with a high near 85. Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph in the morning. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1:00 a.m. Partly cloudy, with a low around 71. Southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm.
Sunday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms, then showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 1:00 p.m. High near 86. Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Sunday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 70. Calm wind.
Monday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after 1:00 p.m. Partly sunny, with a high near 85. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Monday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 69.
Tuesday: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 84.
Tuesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 67.
Wednesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a high near 82.
Claude Sidney Smith, Sr.
May 28, 2026
Claude Sidney Smith, Sr., age 71, of Century, Florida, passed away peacefully on May 28, 2026 at his home. Born on January 3, 1955, in Anahuac, Texas, Claude was a man who deeply loved his family, the outdoors, and the simple joys of life. He spent many years working as a Correctional Officer with the Florida Department of Corrections, where he dedicated himself faithfully to his work and responsibilities. He also had other various jobs throughout his life.
Claude was known for his love of hunting, fishing, farming, and spending time outdoors. He especially enjoyed raising birds and racing pigeons, and he had a lifelong passion for animals. He also loved horseback riding, attending auction and estate sales, and collecting unique treasures over the years. Those who knew him understood that if there was an activity happening around him, Claude was likely involved and giving it his all. He competed in many types of arena activities and was known for his hardworking spirit and determination. Above all else, Claude loved his family. He cherished the time spent with those closest to him and leaves behind many treasured memories that will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clyde Smith and Matilda Shockley Smith; brother-in-law Butch Lambeth.
Claude is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Cheryl Smith of Century, Florida; his son, Claude Sidney Smith Jr. (Andrea) of Old Town, Florida, and their children Lorelei, Bailey, and Carter; daughters, Natalie Kidd of Allentown, Florida, and Monica Kidd of Bratt, Florida and her children Blaine, and Bionca; brothers, Clarence Smith of Pensacola, Florida, and Clinton Smith (Carrin) of Tallahassee, Florida; sisters, Clara Covan Gulsby of Byrneville, Florida, Teresa Lambeth of Flomaton, Alabama, and Claudia Williams (Tommy) of Berrydale, Florida; along with numerous nieces, nephews, relatives, and special friends.
Funeral services will be held Monday, June 1, 2026, at 2:00 PM at Petty Funeral Homes, LLC with Reverend Mitch Herring officiating.
Visitation will be held Sunday, May 31, 2026, at Petty Funeral Homes, LLC from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM.
Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Though he may be gone from our sight, the memories he created, the love he shared, and the life he lived will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew him.
Ida Nette Cooper Franklin
May 28, 2026
Ida Nette Cooper Franklin, 92 of Pensacola, FL passed away peacefully on May 25, 2026, surrounded by her loving family after battling a lengthy illness. Born in Canoe, AL to parents Albert Preston Cooper and Viola Ray Cooper.
Nette (Nana) was known for her kindness and was a loving Wife, Mother, and Nana. She had a passion for painting her vision on canvas and spending time with family. She loved to cook and all the Grandchildren looked forward to her signature dish of Chicken and Dumplings.
Her faith and family were an important part of her life. She loved when everyone was able to get together and play card games around the kitchen table. Of course, if a John Wayne or Elvis Presley movie was on television she was ready to watch. Elvis was her favorite all time singer, attending several of his shows.
Even after her lengthy battle with dementia and struggles to communicate, Nette (Nana) never forgot the words “I Love You.”
Nette enjoyed working different interesting occupations at Monsanto, Gayfers, and her time at WXBM Radio.
She is preceded in death by her Parents, Son-Steve Mathis, Son-Buddy Franklin, Grandson- K.J. Groff Jr, and all but one of her brothers and sisters.
She is survived by her husband of over 45 years Cecil Franklin, Daughters, Diane Kuykendall (Doug), Sandy Erb (Bob), and Kaye Antone (Ronnie). She is survived by one sister Mary Young. Nana’s legacy will continue with 13 Grandchildren, 15 Great Grandchildren, and 6 Great Great Grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held on June 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. at Faith Chapel Funeral Home with Pastor Bill Flannigan officiating. Visitation will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery Atmore, AL at 12:30 p.m.
Wahoos Rock Rickwood In Historic Offensive Onslaught, Beat Barons 23-4
May 28, 2026
Playing for the first time at historic Rickwood Field, the oldest professional ballpark in America, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos made some history of their own in a blowout 23-4 win over the Birmingham Barons.
Playing as the Negro League’s Pensacola Seagulls, the Blue Wahoos enjoyed the pregame celebration of the ballpark’s storied past before setting single-game team records in hits (26), homers (7) and runs scored (23). Two buses of Blue Wahoos season ticket members and gameday staff who made the trip to Birmingham and were seated above the Pensacola dugout saw a game unlike any other in franchise history.
Among the many superlatives, Fenwick Trimble went 5-for-6 with a homer, finishing a triple shy of the cycle in just the fifth five-hit game in team history. Ian Lewis Jr. hit a pair of homers and drove in four, Emaarion Boyd was 4-for-6 with a double and RBI, Juan Matheus and Aiva Arquette each hit their first Double-A homers, Jay Beshears hit the team’s first grand slam of the season, and Dillon Lewis hit his team-leading 11th homer.
Every Blue Wahoos starter had at least one hit, making things easy for starting pitcher Alex Williams (W, 2-4). The righty worked 6.0 innings in a quality start, allowing four runs, three earned. Barons starter Connor McCullough (L, 0-2) labored through 2.1 innings, allowing three first-inning runs and departing in the middle of a five-run third that put Pensacola up for good.
Matheus and Lewis Jr. each went deep in the third, and Trimble and Beshears each hit their homers in the fifth. Lewis Jr., Lewis and Arquette capped the record-setting game with homers in the ninth inning, giving the Blue Wahoos a team-record seven homers overall.
Nigel Belgrave and Gabe Bierman combined to finish off the game with 3.0 scoreless innings of relief.
With the 19-run win, tied for the most lopsided in the team’s 14-year history, the Blue Wahoos are back above .500 at 24-23 with four games remaining in their road series in Birmingham.
The Blue Wahoos continue their series against the Barons on Thursday evening.
Written by Erik Bremer
Tate High Class Of 2026 Graduates (With Complete Graduate List, Gallery)
May 27, 2026
About 485 members of the Tate High School Class of 2026 graduated Wednesday morning at the Pensacola Bay Center.
The valedictorian of the Class of 2026 is Willow Allyn Beachner, and the salutatorian is Lawson Grey Killingsworth.
“Class of 2026, I encourage you to continue your journey, through the good and the bad, and create as much laughter as you can along the way,” Beachner said.
For a photo gallery, click here.
For a second photo gallery,click here.
“Now, as we go on to the next chapter, it’s time to take control of our lives and build a future that we want to live,” Killingsworth said.
According to Principal Laura Touchstone, 22 seniors had a GPA of 5.0 or higher; 27% had a GPA of 4.0 or higher; 51% had a GPA of 3.5 or higher; and 71% of the class had a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Collectively, the class earned 692 industry certifications and over $5.3 million in scholarships. The class also completed over 27,000 hours of community service.
The top 10% of graduates, in order of rank, are:
Willow Beachner
Lawson Killingsworth
Lauren Armstrong
James Treick
Lena Litton
Kaylie Mitchell
Carson Hindsman
Nicholas Kontek
Carter Hayden
Caidyn Medeiros
Emily Dunlap
Rieslin Colvin
Nathan Nichols
Rubing Wu
Sara Shannon
Ava Jacobi
Conner Bignell
Alyssa Hullett
Tre Wells
Sean Cassidy
Elijah Agcaoili
Emma Kendrick
Brylin Bussey
Collin Scott
Walker Culver
Jane Ruggerio
Carly Gray
Taylor Anderson
Jasmine Dillard
Linh Tran
Peyton Elliott
Amber Coleman
Christian Price
Rhiannon Harpe
Aubree Gorum
Luke Estes
Soraya Calkins
Jasmyne Hicks
Claire Kersey
Maegan Coleman
Alysen Garske
Dakota Vann
Stephen Schubert
Claire Keene
Brooklyn Iversen
Garrett Groff
Tristan Crumm
Tatianna Yahle
The complete graduate list:
Lillian Marie Abner
Kaleb Jones Addison
Elijah James Agcaoili
Jadid Hasan Mohammed Akther
Jacob Jadad Alcala
Raevyn Lynne Aldridge
Keyonna Jabrya Allen
Omar Nader Al-Selwady
Diego Enrique Amaya
Hannah Renee Amos
Taylor Joy Anderson
Jayda Simone Andrews
Natalie McKayla Andrews
Allison Antonio-Jimenez
Steven Bradley Anza
Lauren Grace Armstrong
Taylor Emily Arnold
Ava Atiyeh
Ja’Myiah Deariel Autrey
Isabelle Maria Aviles
Jackson Robert Ballinger
Jordyn Nicole Banks
Kylie Denise Barnes
Liliana India Grace Barnes
John Lee Barnett
Saphirra Orene Barnett
Colten Barrett
James Lee Bateman
Willow Allyn Beachner
Mya Addison Beane
Keelan Jayce Beasley
Jordan Andrew Beck
Ryleigh Ashlynn Beck
Hayden Patrick Becks
Richard Austin Beecher
Ahzyria Cori’Anna Bell
Christian Dakota Bell
Dustin Edward Bell
Alyssa Ann Bello
Lena Elizabeth Benfatto
Gregory Thomas Benoit
Rowan Gene Benson
Alejandro Israel Berrios-Morales
Kinzlee Ann Biggs
Conner Jayden Bignell
La’quarius Devon Bradford
Aiden Isaiah Bramblett
Emily Nicole Brewton
Allen Thomas Bridgers Jr.
Jamya Zyaisia Broughton
Traevarius Marquiese Broughton
Bria Riley Brown
Kaitlyn Grace Buck
Matthew Cole Burdess
Payten Aydn Burdette
Kayleigh Marie Burt
Janea Dawn Burton
Max Christopher Busbee
Brylin Taylor Bussey
William Andres Kayden Calderon
Soraya Navallia Calkins
Hayden Lilia Candelaria
Caleb Elijah Carroll
Tristan Glen Turner Carruthers
Sean Palmer Cassidy
Judah Alexander Chaffee
Logan Alexander Chaffee
Steven Joseph Chapman
Terrance Malachi Chatman
Julien Caine Chavers
Edwin Scott Ciesla
Alyssa Kathryn Clarke
Tyler Lawrence Clarke
Conner Bradley Clemmons
Jonni Marie Cliff
Gage Morgan Coates
Malcolm Stanley Coburger
Amber Grace Coleman
Maegan Elise Coleman
Daniel Dean Collins
Rieslin Claire Colvin
Nathan Morris Connors
Lalah Marie Conyers
Marcus Raymond Cooper
Mason Cheree’ Cornelius
Dyllan Trace Courtney
Jadyn Emily Courtney
Ian Harley Cozart
Garrett Trey Crabtree
Kaden Wayne Craig
Angel Cimone Crenshaw
Jasmine Luna Crochet
Tristan Daniel Crumm
Walker O’Neal Culver
Kira Lynn Curran
Tripp Ryan Daughtry
Canon Nehemiah Davis
Caridyn Leigh Davis
Ka’hari Coteal Davis
Jonathan J Deloach
Tyler Duane Dennis
Haley Mae Deviney
Jaiden Leigh Devries
Jasmine Renee’ Dillard
Sera Marisa Dillie
Kaleb Brandon Dimmitt
Aidyn Thomas Doherty
Gabrielle Jade Donson
Caysen Slade Doyle
Kayla Ann Ngoc Draime
Katelyn Marie Drennen
Ayrleigh Hazel Druhl
Mailyn Nicole Duke
Emily Grace Dunlap
Gwendolyn Anne Dunlop
Taylor Lyn Dyer
Abigail Reese Edwards
Peyton Christine Elliott
Andrew Skyler Ellison
Alyssa Caylee Erd
Alex Michael Espinosa
Luke Flynn Estes
Cayden Pearce Evans
Camdyn Thomas Fick
Derrick James Fields
Ryan Vega Jones Figueroa
William Tucker Firth
Hailey Renee Floyd
Jonathan David Flynn
Addison Rebecca Fowler
Scarlett Ruth Fowler
Princess Bre’na Frierson
Peyton Tyler Fuqua
Olivia Paige Gammon
Martha Lee Garner
Ivan Emmanuel Garrido Pujols
Alysen Leigh Garske
Kai Jacob Gaukel
Janiya Annette Gibbs
Daniya Inora-Mari Gibson
Ani-Jay Marshawn Gideon
Isabella Sky Gilliard
Colten Bradley Glass
Austin Chase Godwin
William Patrick Goforth
Issac Alejandro Gomez
Kailey Renee Gooch
Ava Rae Goodwin
Aubree Lana Gorum
Anthony Gottilla
Carly Elizabeth Gray
Ronald Dewayne Gray
Amari Prince Green
Madison Nicole Green
Aiden Joseph Grey
Alphonso Leon Griffin
Garrett Richard Groff
Jude Nicholas Grubbs
Paul Joseph Guarino
Courtney Lynn Gunter
Samuel Gutierrez
Bella Marie Hadley
Nicholas Aiden Hall
Eugene David Ham IV
Murphy Everitt Hamblin
Kayla Lynn Hammac
Haley Grace Hanna
Zion Dereon Hardaway
Kylee Elizabeth Harigel
Rhiannon Frances Harpe
Aiden Cole Harrell
Justin Tavonn Harris
Tabitha Lainla Harris
Tatum Marhay Harris
Kailei Alyssa Hart
David Randolph Hartsaw II
Trevin Lerrell Harvey II
Madison Danielle Hatcher
Mary Jessica Hauck
Richard Van Hawkins II
Leah McKinley Hay
Carter Jace Hayden
Kori McKenzie Hayes
Kiari Jeanette Healey
Allie Lynn Helton
Gordon Kody Doyle Henderson
Brogan Gearoid Liam Henley
Dominick Sean Henneinke
Halley Joan Hesselgesser
Conner Reed Hetherington
Kennedi Rae Hewlett
Jasmyne Marie Hicks
Richard Allen Hicks Jr.
Josie Jewel Hill
Carson Everett Hindsman
Evan Todd Hofstetter
Brooke Madison Holland
Emily Kate Holmes
Ryleigh Brooke Holmquist
Taelyn Mykel Hubbard
Nikolaus Alexander Huber
Alyssa Michelle Hullett
Kati Lynn Ingram
Brooklyn Nicole Iversen
Addison Brooke Jackson
Ava Claire Jacobi
D’Shayla De’sire James
Margaret Rose Jaquess
Emily Grace Jarvis
La’reginald Isaiah Jenkins
Macy Jayne Jensen
Jonathan Jiang
Timothy Bryce Joachimi
Chaise Jameson Johnson
Maci Katelyn Johnson
Marjaverri Tobias Johnson
Isabella Rose Joiner
Marin Elizabeth Jones
Sarrah Marie Jones
Tristian Odee Jones
Allen Caro Jones III
Wyatt Nolan Joyner
Claire Morgan Keene
Emma Danielle Kendrick
Claire Riley Kersey
Wyatt Damion Michael Kervin
Elijah Xavier Kidd-Rice
Lawson Grey Killingsworth
Logan Alexander Kimmons
Ace Xavier King
Avery Madison King
William Austin King
Walker Trey Knauer
Ryker Aidean Knudsen
Nicholas Xavier Kontek
Sophia Rose Krouse
Allayah Jenee Lacey
Ashton Parker LaCoste
Nyah Joyce LaFleur
Ava Grace Lafferry
Alexander Shawn Lakian
Lelah Michelle Landey
Zandria Laqueen Landrum
Haley Jane Langton
Christian Michael Lavender
London Lawrence
Savannah Parker Layfield
Gia Hoang Le
Jejoan Le
Ethan David Leate
Austin Page Ledbetter
Ty’shon Jermaine Lee
Curran Nicholas Lehman
Yadayyah Adanaya Leo
Durell Jasma Lett Jr.
Madeline Marie Lewis
Anna Lynn Lippitt
McKenna Grace Lister
Lena Lynn Litton
Chloe Beth Lofton
Diego Isidro Lopez
Kyleigh Jolin Lovelace
Anh An Phuong Luc
Lilian Michaela Lyons
Brooke Ashley Macaluso
Seth William Macpherson
Trace Cameron Madden
Taylor Kristen Malone
Patrick Duffy Martin
Shai Skyeliv Martin
Zion Luke Martin
A’Mya Martinez
Delaney Ann McAnally
Ciara Monique McCants
Jymon Eugene McCaster
Sean Andrew McClary
Ryanna Menikos McClung
Antonio Leon McDowell
Chloe Faye McDowell
Bryton Avery McLellan
Charlie Malando Mcmillian
Jocelyn Danielle McNeill
Trysten Anthony McVoy
Caidyn Nichole Medeiros
Brock Alexander Melvin
Brooklin Faith Metcalf
Matthew Neil Metzger
Ellison Kennedy Middleton
Austin Miller
Landen Rex Bradley Mills
Elijah Greydin Mitchell
Kaylie Barrett Mitchell
Mackenzie Sherrice Mitchell
Jykeese Aquaize Mixon
Mitchell Dean Moen III
Khalil Joseph Moftaqir
Connor James Mold
Madison Nicole Moore
Destiny Sharvinea Moorer
Deivi Mora
Jesse Jose Moreno
Carmen Nicolette Morris
Drake Hartley Morris
Bailey Megan Morse
Samir Nikhil Muhammad
Alexa-Ann Mullins
Ricardo Alonso Munoz
Boris Borisovich Musaev
Hannah Nichole Neal
Nicholas Robert Nelson
Earl Leonard Nelson II
Audrey Grace Newborn
Haleah Lexie Newbold
Tam Nguyen
Nathan Blake Nichols
Andrew Edward Norris
Maliek De’andre North
Bethanie LeeAnn Northcutt
Alina Ariel Ojeda
Cayden William Olin
Mallarie Sue Orcino
Oliver Joseth Ortez
Brenda Ortiz
Ashlar Dean Pack
Dorian Ray Pack
Raylyn Andie-Jean Pagador
Jack Edward Paravicini
Alyssa Michelle Pardue
Wyatt Thomas Parker
Noah Allen Parnell
Rebecca Eve Parsons
William Edward Parsons
Gabriel Kylen Patterson
Madison Garrett Payne
Kylie Marin Pelt
Briana Leigh Perkins
Mireya Samira Persad
Mya Patrice Pert
Jackson Dean Peterson
Katelyn Danielle Pettway
Riley Ann Phelps
Dean Lee Phillips
Sarabelle Kate Piar
Dominic Ethan Picheo
Hannah Elise Pittman
Jaevon David-Ray Pleasant
Luis Felipe Portal Rodriguez
Callum Charles Posey
Ronan Nathaniel Potter
Angelo Deontrez Powe
Kaven Matthew Powell
Mackenzie Nichole Powell
Christian Ethan Price
Kali Lynn Pritchett
Jayden Deontay Pugh
Jourdan Chauncey Purifoy
Gabriel Ramos Quinones
Jeremy Isaiah Randall
Kenneth Edward Rathel Jr.
Landon Matthew Ray
Levi Thomas Reed
Ethan Amir Rezaie
Robert Hunter Rhodes
Jayquan Kaleigh Rich
Miller Houston Richards
Emmah Marieghlyn Richardson
Brooklyn Ann Marie Rigby
Emily Grace Ring
Phoenix Kane Rinker
Logan Bryce Robbins
Evan Lauritz Robinson
Zarah Danella Robinson
Anaya Nicole Rodriquez
Jaydien Clayton Rogers
Daniel Alonso Romero Hernandez
Riley Nicole Rudd
Jane Cleo Ruggerio
Colton Eli Rutherford
Michael Arthur Ruzicka III
Starr Noelle Salter
Ehren Maddox Mendoza Salvadora
Jasmine Renee’ Salvaggio
Alejandra Sandoval-Bocanegra
Becker Gael Sarmiento-Sorto
Nolan Billy Satterwhite
Finnegan Wade Schachle
Richard Daniel Holland Schauer
Alexis Leeann Schmelzle
Gage Schneweis
Reagan Marie Schoonover
Jackson Alan Schrock
Blake Anthony Schroeder
Stephen Michael Schubert Jr.
Collin Joseph Scott
Elijah Brayden Scott
Kale William Seado
Sean Paul Anthony Seals
Reese Elizabeth Serley
Jazlyn Carrie Severs
Sara Bre Shannon
Raegan Anne Sidler
Cherish Sha’mya Simpkins
Hannah Elizabeth Sipes
Gianna Marie Smart
Madison Kay Smillie
Alysia Bree Smith
Brady Matthew Smith
Brodie Kyle Smith
Bryce Paul Smith
Dakota Vincent Smith
Jamari Jayvian Smith
Paisley Jaymes Smith
Maria Pinky Rose Barilla Solo
Christopher Joseph Sparks Jr.
Annika Rae Spiekermann
Terra Helen Sprung
Alaina Makenzie Stackpole
Lillian Jean Startzell
Gavin Steadham
Leigha Grace Stephens
Nessa Aileen Stewart
Ian Patrick Stinnett
Kyra Jasmine Ariana Stokes
Landon Cole Stoos
Braden Strohl
Larry Wayne Strother III
Evan Christopher Taylor
Lawson Ronald Theisen
Amy Nicole Thomas
Caleb Scott Thomas
Davion Jahid Thompson
Hannah Rose Tilley
Kacie Elyse Tolbert
Madison Rose-Lee Tolbert
Emma Grace Touchstone
Logan Garrett Towns
Linh Mai Tran
Connor Joseph Travis
James Treick
Dalton Michael Tucker
Pandora Danielle Tucker
Amariah Nalaya Turner
Ava Brooke Vanase
Cheyenne Autumn Vance
Gavin Alexander Vanlandingham
Dakota Quinn Vann
Jaden Tyler Vicoli
Jensser Omarium Villanueva Calderon
Quy Tam Vo
Jhaidyn Lee Wade
Kaitlin Ruth Waggoner
Grayson Tucker Walker
Jayce Ryan Walker
Shaun Alex Wall
Emily Grace Walson
Zealand Wann
Alannah Zahara Jazlyn Ward
Xavier Charles Ward
Anabell Elaine Warrington
Abigail Elizabeth Washington
Demetric Terrell Washington
Devyn Barbara Wells
Tre Burton Wells
Elijah Robert West
Keon Whaley
Bryce Phillip White
Emma Elizabeth White
Shania La’Trese White
Kaliyah Racquel Whiting
Elix Ernest Wilder
A’myiah Ela’jiah Williams
Brennen Daniel Williams
Genesis Aleja Williams
Kameron Lamar Williams
Milon Jacob Williams
Randy Randel Williams Jr.
Liam Wyatt Williamson
Peyton Lynn Wilson
Madison Marie Wise
Allesha Shanaye Woods
Nicholas Evan Work Jr.
Rubing Wu
Tatianna Lorraine Yahle
Christopher Jordan Yates
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.