<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0FhrLe_0vjk7dSc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0FhrLe_0vjk7dSc00" width="1000" height="666" ></figure>Will Kennedy recaps last week’s double-overtime loss and reviews Saturday’s game against powerhouse Grand Valley State. Sheriff Chip Simmons discusses the rash of domestic violence, homicides, and shootings over the weekend. He also discusses the ECSO’s plans to help Liberty County recover from Hurricane Helene.The 2024 Pensacola Dragon Boat Festival is back for its 10th year on Saturday, October 12 at Bayview Park, and it’s bigger than ever! This much-anticipated event promises high-energy competition, camaraderie, and a full day of family-friendly fun! Businesses, community organizations, and groups of friends alike are invited to register now and experience the thrill of dragon boat racing. It’s not just about paddling—this is your chance to showcase teamwork, compete for glory, and give back to the community by supporting two amazing local causes: Gulf Coast Kid’s House and Junior Achievement of Northwest Florida.Event Details:Date: Saturday, Oct. 12Time: 8 a.m.Location: Bayview Park, 2000 E. Lloyd St., Pensacola FLWebsite: pensacoladragonboatfestival.comThe University of West Florida Historic Trust received a $110,000 gift from the McMillan family and $400,000 from the late Barbara Goggins estate in an effort to enhance the train exhibition and improve the outdoor space around the Museum of Industry. The new train canopy area includes a locomotive and flat car formerly owned by the T.R. Miller Mill Company as well as an L&amp;N caboose. The new space will be named the Barbara Goggins Train Pavilion in recognition of her support of the project. Rob Overton shares the details.And the full show: Eric Gilmore, Will Kennedy, Chip Simmons, Chris Bruner, Rob Overton, and Karen Travers.Photo Licensed under the Unsplash+ License<h2>Post navigation</h2>Daily Outtakes: Location of indoor sports facility does not matter →<h2>Leave a Reply</h2>Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comments are welcomed, but there are some rules to follow:(1) Be Nice. No comments that slander another, no racism, no sexism, no personal attacks.(2) No Harrassing Comments.(3) No Libel. That’s saying something is not true about someone. Don’t do it.(4) Keep it clean. Nothing vulgar, obscene, or sexually related. No profanity or obvious substitutions.(5) I reserve the right to remove any comments that violate our rules or are inappropriate. I am not responsible for what is posted. Comments may not appear right away until they are approved by a moderator.(6) Limit your comments to the subject in this story only, and limit comments to 1,500 characters or less. Do not post copyrighted material. Comments will not be added to stories that are over five days old.(7) No posts may advertise a commercial business, political candidate, or political group. Links in a comment aren’t allowed.8) Commenting too many times may result in your comments not being allowed. Readers will begin to ignore your views.9) Email me if you believe a comment violates any of these rules, and it will be deleted.</div></body>

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Will Kennedy recaps last week’s double-overtime loss and reviews Saturday’s game against powerhouse Grand Valley State. Sheriff Chip Simmons discusses the rash of domestic violence, homicides, and shootings over the weekend. He also discusses the ECSO’s plans to help Liberty County recover from Hurricane Helene. The 2024...