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Belmont-DeVilliers showcases reflection of Pensacola's rich African American history

Pensacola looks to buy John Gibson school, surrounding city block for $570K

Mayor D.C. Reeves said the city isn't sure exactly what they'll do with the land yet, but said that property at that price could create a lot of wins.

Historical wrongs were corrected in Righting the Past. Here's why we did it.

These rigorously researched historical obituaries have shared new stories about Pensacolians whose lives reveal a much richer, complicated past.

Upcoming book "Have Horn, Will Travel" recounts life of Pensacola jazz man Junior Cook

Pensacola jazz musician Junior Cook was "brick" in many prominent bands fronted by icons such as Dizzy Gillespie and Freddie Hubbard.

Viola Washington Edwards, pioneering health care provider, dead at 70

The Viola Edwards Hospital, ran by Viola Edwards until it was mysteriously destroyed by fire, was the first Black-owned hospital in Pensacola.

West Florida Libraries Director Reports On Branch Usage, Possible Expanded Hours For Century : NorthEscambia.com

Local online newspaper for North Escambia County Florida, Pensacola, Walnut Hill, Bratt, McDavid, Molino, Century, Cantonment, Atmore, Flomaton, News

Righting the Past: Pensacola teacher Mary Higgins shaped generations

Denied opportunities herself, Pensacola teacher Mary Higgins created educational opportunities for Black students and shaped generations of families.

Righting the past: Ezra Gary, professional mariner, dies in shipwreck

In the fourth in a series of historical obituaries written today, we look at the life of Ezra D. Gary, who died in 'Titanic of New England.'

Black entrepreneurs Nicole Dixon and Tameka Stallworth recognized

Black Girls Magic Awards recognizes, uplifts and empowers Black women entrepreneurs in Pensacola whose accomplishments are worthy of more attention.

Obituary project will recognize Pensacola prominent figures from past

The role of many of Pensacola's citizens have only been buried. Today we begin to tell their stories - the way they should have been 100 years ago.