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Final Results: GCA & NRA Livestock Show (With Gallery)

The 19th annual  Gulf Coast Agriculture and Natural Resources Association annual Spring Livestock Show was held recently at the Langley Bell 4-H Center on 9 Mile Road in Beulah.

The show provides an opportunity for local 4-H and FFA members to show their steers, swine, goats, lambs, heifers, rabbits and poultry. In addition, many of the steers and swine in the program were auctioned off.

For a photo gallery from the steer and swine shows, click here.

For information about grand champions and auction prices, click here for an earlier story.

Complete results were as follows:

YOUTH SWINE SHOW

Grand Champion Swine

• Matthew Smith

Reserve Grand Champion Swine

• Dylan Livingston

Lightweight Swine

1. Samantha Cote
2. J. Wesley Hardin
3. Rachael Coswell

Middleweight Swine

1. James Reeves
2. Jared Boswell
3. Allie Warren

Light Heavyweight Swine

1. Petra Miller
2. Jake Scott
3. Jessica Baldwin

Heavyweight Swine

1. Matthew Smith
2. Dylan Livingston
3. Eva Miller

Junior Showmanship

1. Eva Miller
2. Davis Warren
3. Jayme Smith

Intermediate  Showmanship

1. Petra Miller
2. Matthew Smith
3. J. Wesley Hardin

Senior Showmanship

1. Mallory Smith
2. Austin Pfeiffer
3. Thomas Aliff

RABBIT SHOW

Grand Champion Rabbit

• Kerrigan Scott

Reserve Grand Champion Rabbit

• Virginia Montgomery

Clover Bud Rabbit

1. Elizabeth Tourney

Junior Rabbit

1. Ami Rodgers
2. James Gruenwald
3. Ami Rodgers

Intermediate Rabbit

1. Kerrigan Scott
2. Jonathon Rodgers
3. Donnie Dixon

Senior Rabbit

1. Virginia Montgomery
2. Elli Ellard

POULTRY SHOW

Grand Champion Poultry

• Joshua McLamb

Reserve Champion Poultry

• Klaire Ann Ellard

Junior Poultry

1. Klaire Ann Ellard
2. Klaire Ann Ellard
3. Klaire Ann Ellard

Intermediate Poultry

1. Andrew Fendley
2. Jonathan Rodgers
3. Wyatt Oliver

Senior Poultry

1. Joshua McLamb
2. Jereme Johnson

BEEF BREEDING

Registered Angus Class I

1. Ashley Cunningham

Registered Angus Class II

1. Austin Cunningham
2. Willow Foxworth
3. Donald Cunningham

Registered Angus Class III

1. Tyler Simmons

Grand Champion Registered

• Ashley Cunningham

Reserve Champion Registered

• Austin Cunningham

Commercial Heifer

1. Ashley Cunningham

Supreme Champion Beef Breeding

• Ashley Cunningham

Reserve Champion Beef Breeding

• Austin Cunningham

Junior Showmanship

1. Tyler Simmons

Intermediate Showmanship

1. Willow Foxworth

Senior Showmanship

1. Donald Cunningham
2. Ashley Cunningham
3. Austin Cunningham

MARKET STEERS

Lightweight  Steers

1. Ethan Cunningham
2. Kyle Livingston
3. Brant Worley

Middleweight Steers

1. Donald Cunningham
2. Parker Cunningham
3. Austin Cunningham

Heavyweight Steers

1. Ashley Cunningham
2. Tyler Vines
3. Luke Nunley

Grand Champion Steer

• Donald Cunningham

Reserve Grand Champion Steer

• Ashley Cunningham

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Junior Showmanship

1. Brant Worley
2. Ethan Cunningham

Intermediate Showmanship

1. Blake Worley

Senior Showmanship

1. Donald Cunningham
2. Tyler Vines
3. Luke Nunley

Prospect Steer

1. Donnie Dixon

GOAT AND LAMB

Prospect Market Goat

1. Donnie Dixon
2. Donnie Dixon
3. Ethan Thorne

Meet Breeding (3-5 months)

1. Izzy Kent
2. Madison Fendley
3. Hanna Thorne

Meet Breeding (6-8 months)

1. Carly High
2. Donnie Dixon

Meet Breeding (9-12 months)

1. Jereme Johnson
2. Ebony Morgan
3. Maronica Grier

Meet Breeding (12-14 months)

1. Donnie Dixon

Grand Champion Meet Breeding

• Izzy Kent

Reserve Grand Champion Meeting Breeding

• Jereme Johnson

Breeding Lamb

1. Jessica Baldwin

Junior Goat and Lamb Showmanship

1. Izzy Kent
2. Madison Fendley
3. Jamie Gruenwald, Hanna Thorne, Ethan Thorne

Intermediate Goat and Lamb Showmanship

1. Donnie Dixon

Senior Goat and Lamb Showmanship

1. Jessica Baldwin
2. Jereme Johnson
3. Amber Reeves

Not About The Catch: Pen Wheels Fishing Rodeo Held In North Escambia (With Gallery)

The sounds of excitement were all around Saturday for the 38th annual Pen Wheels Fishing Rodeo in Walnut Hill.

Over the history of the fishing rodeo, it has been held at locations ranging from Ft. Pickens to the Three Mile Bridge in Pensacola. Since 2001, it has been held at Jantz’s Catfish Pond on South Highway 99, just off Highway 97.

Dozens of volunteers stood ready Saturday to help the disabled. They baited hooks, tossed a line and offered words of friendly encouragement.

Dozens of disabled people were registered in Saturday’s fishing rodeo. They were from around the area, including Pensacola and Century.

The Pen Wheels Fishing Rodeo is provided to the disabled for free as a project of the Pensacola Fiesta of Five Flags organization. Escambia Grain in Walnut Hill supplies the cold drinks, Escambia River Electric Cooperative supplies the ice, and scores of volunteers join in to make the annual event a success.

For a NorthEscambia.com photo gallery from the event, click here.

Pictured: Scenes from the 38th annual Pen Wheels Fishing Rodeo in Walnut Hill Saturday morning. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Photo Gallery: Celebrating Mayfest

From beautiful babies, cute dogs, arts and crafts, entertainment and plenty of fun, Mayfest 2012 had a little bit of something for everyone Saturday at Tom Byrne Park in Atmore. Hundreds attended the annual event.

For a NorthEscambia.com photo gallery from Mayfest in Atmore, click here.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Cantonment Farmer’s Market Opens 2012 Season

The Market at St Monica’s Episcopal Church in Cantonment kicked off their 2012 season Saturday.

The community farmer’s market is open on the first and third Saturdays of every month, May through October as local farmers and artisans gather in the church parking lot at 699 South Highway 95A.

For a photo gallery, click here.

“Like many other communities across the country, we are seeing a growth in demand for locally grown produce and fresh prepared food products,” said Viven Welch, market manager. “We have ramped up our vendor recruitment and promotion efforts to meet this demand and expect to offer the community access to more vendors and a broader range of produce and prepared food in the 2012 season.”

Vendors taking part in opening day included Smocked With Love, Pawless Mini Farm, Po Man’s Pickins, M&K Mayhaws, Ladybug Acres Natural Growers, Tracie’s Candles, Susan’s Hot Dogs, Polly & Glenda’s Baked Goods (they sold out by 10 a.m.), Jackie’s Sno-cones & Popcorn, Lyle & Shirley, Mr. V’s DJ Service, St. Monica’s Quilters, ECW and more.

Organizers said opening day festivities are just the start of the activities planned for the 2nd season. Future plans include canning demonstrations, along with agricultural, nutrition and health information.

For more information about Market’s vendors, special events, or schedule, click here, call the church office at (850) 937-0001, or email communications@st-monicas.org.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Pictured: Opening Day of The Market at St Monica’s Episcopal Church in Cantonment. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Hundreds Attend Yard Sale For Baby Blaze

Hundreds of people attended a benefit yard sale in Flomaton Saturday for baby Blaze Johnson. He is currently in an Atlanta hospital awaiting his third open heart surgery in two months.

For more information about Baby Blaze, click here for an earlier story.

Pictured: A “Baby Blaze” benefit yard sale Saturday morning in Flomaton. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Photo: Supermoon

Saturday night’s supermoon, seen in the photo above, was the biggest and brightest full moon of the year. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.

The Power Of Purple: Relay For Life At Tate High (With Gallery)

The annual Relay for Life of Greater Escambia got underway Friday evening at Tate High School.

Dozens of teams and hundreds of people took part in the annual event which has raised over $500,000 for cancer research in about 10 years.

Teams in the event were from Cantonment, Molino, Gonzalez, Cottage Hill, Ensley and surrounding areas. The even was fformerly called the North Pensacola Relay for Life.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Pictured top: The 2012 Relay for Life of Greater Escambia got underway Friday event at Tate High School. Pictured inset: Celebrating during the Survivor’s Lap. Pictured below: The moon rises early Friday evening over “HOPE” luminarias at Tate High School.  NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Photos: NHS Presents ‘The Dastardly Dr. Devereaux’

The Northview Spring Musical “The Dastardly Dr. Devereaux”, was presented Friday night.

For a photo gallery, click here.

NorthEscambia.com photos by Annie Wiedel, click to enlarge.

Photos: The Dastardly Dr. Devereaux Dress Rehearsal

The Northview Spring Musical “The Dastardly Dr. Devereaux”, will be presented Friday at 6:30 p.m.

The play follows the dastardly Dr. Dogsbreath Devereaux and his equally evil nurse, Hilda Hatchet, as they plot to wrestle away the Hanover D. Cash Clinic from Hanover’s sweet and very wealthy widow, Lotta Cash.

Dr. Phil Good, the good hero, and the heroine, Wendy March, try foil the evil Dr. Devereaux and nurse Hatchet.

Throw in a little love, marriage, flirting, burlesque dancers, murder, zany patients and more….and the audience won’t know what’s happening next at the Hanover D. Cash Clinic.

Tickets will be on sale Friday at the NHS office. Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 at the door for reserved seating.

For over 100 photos from a Thursday afternoon dress rehearsal, click here.

Pictured inset: Scenes from a dress rehearsal Thursday afternoon of “The Dastardly Dr. Devereaux” at Northview High School. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Jim Allen Sock Hops Raises Money For Relay For Life

Jim Allen Elementary School students recently held a Relay for Life Sock Hop to raise money for the Relay of Life of Greater Escambia at Tate High School. The Jim Allen students were able to enjoy wearing crazy socks and dancing to raise $426 for the American Cancer Society. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

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