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Pensacola News Journal No, the Grinch's heart didn't grow bigger. The sour fella wasn't the one returning Christmas spirit and Thanksgiving

Pensacola News Journal After walking around in the Main Street location of J.W. Renfroe Pecan Co. in Pensacola, all I could think about is what Forrest Gump's shrimp-loving friend Bubba would say about the place:

Pensacola News Journal When University of West Florida sociology professor Ray Oldenberg wrote his acclaimed 1989 book, "The Great Good

The Emerald Coast Veterans Alliance has one purpose, to help service organizations that assist veterans.

Each month, Sleep in Heavenly Peace's Pensacola chapter hosts a build-a-bed event to craft beds for needy kids in Northwest Florida.

Pensacola News Journal Show Caption Imprisoned in a small wooden box with glass windows sits the doll Claire, bathed in red

The Rev. John Powell began his Truth for Youth nonprofit in 1993. He's still donning many hats, including Santa's red one, to help needy children.

Emerald Coast Bakery in Pensacola is now serving mainly kosher items under a local rabbi's supervision, Rabbi Jeshoshua Mizrachi of B'nai Israel.

Heavy Kid, a Pensacola band featuring veterans of the local music scene, has just released a new album that deals with loss, love, memory and home.

Pensacola News Journal Last Christmas, Nicole Jones was homeless with two children and struggling to cope with life's harsh realities.