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.
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The Viola Edwards Hospital, ran by Viola Edwards until it was mysteriously destroyed by fire, was the first Black-owned hospital in Pensacola.
Pensacola's Rev. John Powell is determined to keep the Belmont-DeVilliers' legacy alive. A new monthly market starting Saturday is helping.
The Belmont-DeVilliers historic district has a long history of arts and culture and The Gordon Community Art Center wants to add to that legacy.
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.'
Mike Kohler will enter Escambia County District 2 commissioner office Tuesday with several big projects on the top of his to-do list.