Warrington News

Fifty or 60 years ago, Pensacola didn't have apartments or condos. Residents might have even asked, "What is that?'' There were a few private homes turned into duplexes, and there was at least one fourplex, plus the three-story Mirador - no elevator - on Cervantes Street, the only real apartment building, and it's still there for residents.

Less than a week after kicking off the 'Keep the Wreath Green' public safety campaign in Escambia County, four fires have been reported: n An unattended, electrical space heater is being blamed for a fire that caused major damage to a house in the 4900 block of Ravenswood Avenue shortly after noon Thursday.

Sunday: The First West Florida Baptist District Association presents 'The Trinity,' 7 p.m. Teaching the Holy Trinity.

Daniel Pierce dreams of becoming a neurosurgeon. But it is a dream the Tate High School sophomore's parents cannot support financially.

Manna Food Pantries has teamed up with Janet Holley, Escambia County tax collector, to provide drop-off sites for those who wish to donate food this month.

Escambia County firefighters spent Sunday reminding residents to change the batteries in their smoke detectors.

Firefighters with the Warrington Volunteer Fire Department will have a Halloween festival haunted house from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday.

The Escambia County Consolidated Government Study Commission, appointed to study unified government in Escambia County, is scheduled to meet Tuesday.

Pensacola Naval Air Station will be conducting tests of its emergency announcing system from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today through Friday.

INSTALLATION DINNER: The AKtion Club Installation Dinner was presented to recognize the club's outgoing and newly elected officers and committee chairpersons.

Bond was increased to $101,000 Thursday for a man suspected of shooting two people at a Warrington apartment complex.

A Pensacola man is in jail tonight, accused of shooting *two teenagers at an Escambia County Apartment Complex last night.

Here in Escambia County, one of today's many 9/11 tributes came at Five Flags Speedway, where our local heroes were treated to a barbecue and a free ticket to the Friday night races.

Sandra Rush has an opportunity most principals only dream of. She was given a school to build from the ground up, with a staff of her choosing.

Escambia Sheriff's Deputies are searching for the driver of a car involved in a hit and run crash.

Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan will conduct a town hall meeting for citizens of Warrington at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Warrington Presbyterian Church, 406 S. Navy Blvd.

They lined up 200 people deep. The Escambia County Sheriff's Office had to be called for crowd control.

Eight Escambia County schools will offer free meals to all of their students this year, regardless of whether they are eligible financially for free or reduced meals.

Students came pouring out of buses on Monday, many hugging their favorite teachers from last year and chatting with friends about their summer vacation.

Violent Crime. ECSO o/s male adv. BMAs pulled a rifle on him poss att. robbery by perps from sunset ave box set View Source Email this page to a friend Google Map Loading ... Google Streetview Disclaimer: This is a Google Maps Street View of the approximate area where the crime occurred.