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Kicking things off is Pace’s Walter Ford who is projected to be an early-round pick in the MLB draft. The 6-foot-3, 198-pound right-handed pitcher is the 53rd-rated prospect in this year's draft according to MLB.com.
The Escambia County Commission was set to vote Thursday on a new memorial reef program. The program will offer structures on the sea floor to honor lost loved ones.
Officials say numbers are in: Crowds at 2022 Blue Angels air show were larger than ever
Marina Oyster Barn: The iconic Marina Oyster Barn is gone, but construction of a new restaurant is underway
South Market recently moved into 905 E. Gregory St., which allowed it more space to expand its menu. Under the leadership of newly hired chef Keith Pardue, that menu launched Friday.
The long-awaited Wingstop on Nine Mile is finally open. This will be the third franchise location.
And last up, a Bagdad couple are turning a historic home into a new afternoon tea spot. The home has stood for over 100 years and earned a spot as a Florida Heritage Site. Patrons can expect traditional British tea with finger sandwiches, soups, quiche, scones, other desserts.
Pace's Walter Ford set to continue Pensacola area's MLB Draft legacy
Full story: Pace's Walter Ford to be latest of long line of Pensacola-area talent taken in MLB Draft
Days before undoubtedly one of the biggest days in his life, Walter Ford was in his sanctuary.
The recent Pace High School graduate and Florida Dairy Farmers Association Class 6A Player of the Year spent this past Tuesday night watching 2021 World Series MVP Jorge Soler take his cuts as a member of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos during a game against the Chattanooga Lookouts at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
Ford is projected to be an early-round pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, which gets started at 6 p.m. Sunday and will be televised by both ESPN and the MLB Network.
The 6-foot-3, 198-pound right-handed pitcher is the 53rd-rated prospect in this year's draft according to MLB.com, but has been rumored to be a possible selection late in the first round.