Photo Gallery: Dancing In The Streets
May 5, 2013
Members of Heather Leonard’s Danceworks entertained the crowds at the second annual Century Sawmill Day in Century on Saturday. The group practices weekly in Byrneville.
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Pictured: Members of Heather Leonard’s Danceworks perform Saturday in Century. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge
2013 Season Begins At The Market At Saint Monica’s
May 5, 2013
The Market at Saint Monica’s kicked off its third season Saturday in the parking lot of Saint Monica’s Episcopal Church on Highway 95A in Cantonment.
Multiple vendors were on hand, plus there was a smoked pulled pork barbecue fundraiser and children’s activities.
The Market at Saint Monica’s is held on the first and third Saturdays of each month. For more information about Market’s vendors, special events, or schedule, visit www.st-monicas.org/market.html.
Pictured: Opening day at the Market at Saint Monica’s in Cantonment. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Photos: Northview Presents ‘Grease’
May 4, 2013
Northview High School presented Grease before a sold out crowd Friday night.
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NorthEscambia.com photos by Bethany Reynolds, click to enlarge.
Photo: Beautiful Rainbow
May 4, 2013
A full rainbow was seen over portions of the North Escambia area Friday afternoon. Pictured top is the rainbow over Northview High School (by Ramona Preston). Pictured below is the rainbow over Atmore (by Ditto Gorme). Pictured bottom is the rainbow over Oakshade Road behind Northview HIgh in Bratt (by Donna Gilman). Reader submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
National Day Of Prayer Observed In Century, Atmore
May 3, 2013
From iPads and iPhones, to the tattered and torn pages of cherished family Bibles, participants in a National Day of Prayer event in Atmore read the entire Bible aloud in just 30 minutes Thursday evening.
In Atmore, the threat of rain from the heavens pushed about 300 National Day of Prayer participants from a local park into the gym at Escambia County High School. Community, business and spiritual leaders led those gathered in prayer before the annual Bible reading.
In Century, community leaders gathered in prayer, asking for God’s favor on their town, surrounding communities and the nation.
For more photos from the Atmore National Day of Prayer events, click here.
Pictured top: Rev. Ted Bridges of the Walnut Hill Baptist Church, on his knees, reading from his Bible during a National Day of Prayer event Thursday evening in Atmore. Pictured inset: Dr. Johnathon Yoder of Atmore reads aloud from his Bible. Pictured below: Luanne Henderson and Lonnie Wilson at the Atmore Bible reading event. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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Holland Awarded First Tommy Weaver Memorial Scholarship
May 2, 2013
Northview High School Senior Ariel Holland has been awarded the first Tommy Weaver Memorial Scholarship.
She will receive $500 upon enrollment in college. Applicants were required to fill out a brief application and write an essay explaining why the scholarship was important to them and how it would make it possible for them to continue their education.
Holland was awarded the scholarship Tuesday evening during the annual Northview DCT banquet.
The scholarship fund was established in memory of Tommy Weaver, DCT/Ag instructor and assistant coach who passed away in March 2012.
Molino Park Elementary Releases Third Nine Weeks Honor Roll
May 1, 2013
The following students were named to the third nine weeks honor roll at Molino Park Elementary School:
All A’s
5th Grade
Braden Boutwell
Micah Calhoun
Benjamin Cantrell
Lacie Carter
Dean Hatcher
Jacob Hawkins
Alexia Schlobohm
Brianna White
4th Grade
Nathan Danforth
Jaden Fryman
Trey Franklin
Leia Grantham
Ariel Ward
Caden Woodward
3rd Grade
Lakynn Bodiford
Reagan Daniels
Jaden Lewis
2nd Grade
Aaron Adams
Ethan Collier
Noah Edmonson
Alyssa Jackson
Cameron Partrick
Ethan Rea
Brycelyn Woodward
1st Grade
Riley Crites
Kylie Grantham
Lilly Hatch
Bobbie Sue Jarrell
Austin Manning
Leila Mason
Anna McKee
Chloe Ragsdale
Joseph Settle
All S’s
Kindergarten
Trae Ardeneaux
Austin Batz
Camden Beaty
Andrew Chavers
Nehemiah Delarosa
Alyssa Enfinger
Kambie Faircloth
Jericha Finlay
Nolan Goetter
Aiden Harris
Liam Hatcher
Aubre Jordan
Kristopher Kelley
Andrew Manning
Nehemiah Marfil
Savannah McCullough
Emma NIgam
Noel Pugh
Douglas Ragsdale
Caleb Rea
Naoki Rogers
Rylee Rogers
Richard Shaw
James Sheffield
Logan Shoffner
Brooklyn Summerlin
Darcus Turner
Keeley Wiggins
Brooke Wilson
Jacob Wood
Abbigail Woods
All A’s and B’s
5th Grade
Emily Boutwell
Jayda Crabtree
Courtney Devore
Caleb Eddins
Jordan Godwin
Cody Gresh
Jamiesha Gross
John Gulledge
McKinzi Kent
Troya Massey
Kayla McKillion
Darion McShan
Byron Mcvay
Ronnie Plenkers
John Perkins
Bailey Seibert
Kamren Simpkins
Logan Wise
4th Grade
Larry Allie
Teagan Andress
Tayler Bridges
Harley Crumley
Parker Hassebrock
Bryce Korinchak
Justin Miller
Jeremiah Morris
Savannah Nall
Lainey Pace
Kellie Parsons
Scott Skidmore
Clayton Smith
Natalie St. Cyr
Benjamin Ward
Madelyn Zylstra
3rd Grade
Divine Abrams
Aden Fennell
Kaleb Kelly
Clay Kittrell
Isabella Lane
Kileigh Lundy
Melody Patterson
McKayla Ramsey
Brystal Rhodes
Sarah Sconiers
McKenzie Sims
Bryant Walters
2nd Grade
Landry Bellard
Micaela Bolton
Karson Brown
Fred Carnley
Levi Carnley
Riley Crosby
Bailey Danielson
Kameron Enfinger
Ashlin Flowers
Austin Floyd
Nicklas Fowler
Jace Fryman
Caleb Hassebrock
Zachary Jones
David Kersh
O’Nykah Kidd
Kacy Knable
Waylon Langford
Shelby Lashley
Cooper Martinez
Miah Massey
Summer McCullers
Austin McCullers
Chase Pugh
Briana Ragan
Wyat Ramsey
Alex Roloph
Asa Schlobohm
Ty Smith
Elijah Suratos
Adian Vaughn
Gage Wilson
1st Grade
Darius Abrams
Jade Allen
Kendall Alvare
Robert Bodiford
Jarrett Bodiford
Kyler Boutwell
Kelsey Boykin
Nathan Caston
Niko Champagne
Mathew Dix
Susan English
Amber Irby
Sylvia Jarrell
Evin Pedicord
Colton Taylor
Lavon Taylor
Trinity Scroggins
Brier Thompson
Domanique Turner
Dylan Wood
Brooklyn Zylstra
Blood Drive Thursday In Walnut Hill
April 29, 2013
A blood drive will be held Thursday from 8 a.m. until noon at the Walnut Hill Fire Station on Highway 97.
“Please donate if you are in general good health and encourage others for the need is always real,” said Sarah Noel, blood center community relations coordinator. “Help save lives by donating it could be the life of your loved one, neighbor or your own.”
Noel pointed out that diabetes and many medications will not prevent someone from donating blood.
United Way Recognizes Campaign Contributors, Including Northview, Ransom
April 29, 2013
United Way of Escambia County is celebrating the results of this year’s annual workplace campaign, which raised $2,397,518 to impact those in need in the area.
“I never cease to be amazed at our community’s generosity,” says Andrea Krieger, United Way’s President/CEO. “Escambia residents who chose to live united will change the world for many of our community’s most vulnerable citizens.”
Two North Escambia schools — Northview High and Ransom Middle — were among those recognized for their successful United Way campaigns. Northview’s giving was up 52-percent over last year, while Ransom’s giving increased by 60-percent.
Last year’s campaign enabled United Way to partner with 35 agencies and nearly 2,000 volunteers to help serve more than 200,000 people. With increased donations, United Way hopes to serve even more this year.
For their contributions to the 2013 United Way workplace campaign, the following individuals and organizations were recognized:
CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS OF THE YEAR
Agency Division
Margaret Jerauld, Council on Aging
Small Business Division
Leslie Saam, McMahon Hadder Insurance
Education Division
Jennifer McSherdon, Virginia College
Financial Division
Cindy Fell, Hancock Bank
Government Division
Janine Clackley, City of Pensacola
Professional Division
Eric Krause, IMS ExpertServices
Retail Division
Nathan Pooley, Buffalo Rock
Health Care Division
Janet Speranzi-Cannon, Florida Blue
Corporation Division
Krista Ebbert, ExxonMobil
SCHOOL SPIRIT OF GIVING AWARDS
Elementary
Oakcrest Elementary
Middle
Ransom Middle School
High
Northview High School
Department
Professional Learning Department
Center
George Stone Technical Center
BUSINESS RECOGNITION BY COMPANY SIZE
1-39 Employees
Pensacola Shipyard Marine Complex
40-99 Employees
Hatch Mott MacDonald
100-399 Employees
United Parcel Service
400+ Employees
Gulf Power Company
Pictured top: (L-R) United Way Board Chair David Jones, Northview Assistant Principal Gerry Pippins, United Way President/CEO Andrea Krieger, and 2012-2013 Campaign Chair David Peaden. Pictured below: United Way Board Chair David Jones, Ransom Campaign Coordinator John Lowe , United Way President/CEO Andrea Krieger, and 2012-2013 Campaign Chair David Peaden. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Learn About Living With Snakes With Program In Century, Molino
April 29, 2013
Snakes are common animals in the North Escambia area, consuming pests that can be expensive for humans to manage while providing a service to home environments.
The Escambia Extension Service will hold a free program at three locations to discuss the natural history of snakes, to reduce the chance of a snake encounter and how to properly handle a potential snake encounter.
The programs will be held at:
- Agriculture Building on Highway 4, Century, on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
- Molino Community Center, 6450 Highway 95A, Molino on Thursday at 6 p.m.
For more information, contact Rick O’Conner at (850) 475-5230.