Santa Rosa City Schools

Wednesday’s high school baseball and softball scores

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Weekly Schedule: See where Escambia and Santa Rosa County teams are competing (April 22-27)

More and more sports enter the postseason, as lacrosse and tennis both begin regional tournaments this week. More schedules for the week below: ... read more

Cancellations list: City, county offices join growing list of closures

All Pensacola State College campuses and centers will close at noon Wednesday. All classes and events on campus are also canceled. The college will reopen to its normal schedule at 7:30 a.m. Thursday. read more

Saturday Morning News Roundup

Morning and late night Caltrain service between San Francisco and Mountain View will be affected Saturday and Sunday as the railroad tests electrified service that will replace its diesel trains. read more

Some Bay District School employees may get a pay raise soon

Bay County School Superintendent Mark McQueen is asking school board members to consider the district’s pay scale. He says addressing salary ... read more

BP Money Aims To Bolster North Florida Workforce Training

Triumph Gulf Coast earlier this month surpassed the milestone of distributing more than $550 million in grant awards stemming from the BP oil spill settlement, with much of the funding going toward ... read more

Santa Fe City Council considering bill banning people from standing on medians

Santa Fe City Council is considering a bill that would ban people standing on medians. Nearly a dozen people showed up to Wednesday night’s meeting for public ... read more

Search ongoing for Santa Fe man suspected of using homemade raft on Colorado River in Grand Canyon

The National Park Service is searching for a man from Santa Fe, New Mexico, who went missing at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. The NPS said a champagne ... read more

Supreme Court ruling could pave way for more housing developments in California

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that cities and counties must be more judicious in the way they assess impact fees on development projects. read more

Tuesday’s high school baseball and softball scores