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Century Fails To Test Drinking Water For Cyanide, Organic Compounds For Entire Year, DEP Says
The Town of Century failed to properly monitor their water system for several compounds for an entire year, according to a warning letter from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
According to an April 24 letter to Mayor Luis Gomez, Jr., Century failed to test for inorganic cyanide, secondary color, secondary foaming agents, and all [...]
Wanted Suspect Captured In The Woods In Century
After a second day of searching, authorities have captured a wanted suspect that was hiding in the woods in Century.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said 41-year-old Christopher George Pace has outstanding felony warrants for arson, trespassing with property damage and resisting arrest without violence. Two additional counts of resisting were added.
He evaded capture Monday during a [...]
School District Calls For All Of Highway 164 To Be Widened For Student Safety
The Escambia County School District is calling for Escambia County to widen the entire length of dangerously narrow Highway 164 across North Escambia.
The Escambia County Commission has approved a $1.25 million project to widen about 2.16 total miles of the highway in two locations in what one county commissioner promises is part of the first [...]
A Mom Remembers Her Daughter As Search Continues For Molino Woman’s Killer
On Sunday afternoon, April 30, 2017, Anna Louise Brown was out for a jog on Gibson Road in Molino.
She never made it home.
Brown, 38, was found face down on the side of the road near the Alligator Creek bridge. She had been shot multiple times.
And her murderer remains on the run.
“Seven Long Hard Years, We [...]
‘Armed And Dangerous’ – Century Felon Remained On The Run Following Manhunt
UPDATE: Suspect Christopher Pace was captured Wednesdays morning.
A felony suspect authorities called “armed and dangerous” remained on the run following a manhunt Monday in Century.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said 41-year-old Christopher George Pace has outstanding felony warrants for arson, trespassing with property damage and resisting arrest without violence.
Dozens of law enforcement officers spent hours attempting [...]
Jury Finds Cantonment Woman Not Guilty Of Impersonating A Police Officer
An Escambia County jury recently found a Cantonment woman not guilty of impersonating a police officer.
In July 2023, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement brought a felony charge of falsely impersonating a police officer against Bobbie Lei Sales, then 35.
FDLE agents began their investigation in May 2023 after receiving information that Sales identified herself as an FDLE agent. FDLE [...]
Cantonment Man Charged With Trying To Run Over Man, Burglary, Battery
A Cantonment man is charged with trying to run over a man, burglary, battery and a drug offense.
Philip Michael Chevalier, 35, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, burglary with criminal mischief, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
One incident happened April 28 as the victim was walking away from West Florida Hospital where he [...]
Two Seriously Injured In Highway 97 Crash Involving Motorcycle
Two people were seriously injured when their bike and a passenger car collided Sunday evening in Walnut Hill.
A 2013 Honda Civic driven by a female in her 80s and the motorcycle collided about 7 p.m. on Highway 97 approximately 770 feet north of North Highway 99, near the Walnut Hill Mennonite Church. The southbound Civic [...]
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Tate High School Names Students Of The Month
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Sheriff: Triple Murder Was A ‘Targeted Ambush’; Victims Identified
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Tate Senior Jackson Leonard Wins Weightlifting State Title, Sets State Records
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Walkoff Win For Blue Wahoos
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Three Dead In Escambia County After Shots Fired Into Parked Car
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Byrneville Elementary Names Students Of The Month
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Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Scholarships
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