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Instead of suspension or expulsion, students getting help resisting drugs

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By Troy Moon Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
It looks like a pretty cool place to hang out. There's funky multicolored furniture, including a Florida-orange-colored couch donated by some kind folks in Gulf Breeze, and an assortment of mismatched but comfy-looking chairs and floor pillows.
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A century later, Pensacola’s July 4, 1926, ax murder still unsolved Original

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By Troy Moon Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
Looking at the July 5, 1926, edition of the Pensacola Journal, there was no front-page news of fireworks or parades commemorating the nation's 150th anniversary a day earlier. Instead, there was horror screaming across the front page. "FAMILY IS ATTACKED BY AXE-MAN." Now, as the nation counts down to July 4, 2026, and the country's 250th anniversary, that brutal crime, which killed one and left three others, including two children, wounded, remains unsolved.
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Gulf Breeze girl's prayer for water has brought 33 wells to Nicaragua Original

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By Troy Moon Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
It was a simple request, easily fulfilled. "Mom, could you please get me some ice water?" Of course, Olivia Hepworth could have easily walked to the kitchen sink just a few steps away in her parents' waterfront Gulf Breeze home, but she was in the midst of an interview with a reporter, so she asked her mother, Kim Hepworth to help her out. Within a few seconds, Olivia had a clear glass in front of her filled with cold water, ice bobbing on the surface. It was that easy.
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