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Tate FFA Rodeo This Weekend

The Tate Future Farmers of America (FFA) Alumni Foundation Rodeo will be held Friday and Saturday nights at the Escambia County Equestrian Center.

Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children.

The FFA is an organization made up of middle and high school students who focus on agricultural education programs. The FFA Alumni Foundation holds events, such as the Tate FFA Alumni Rodeo, to raise money for these students and to give those students interested in the rodeo lifestyle a chance to compete.

The event is an open division competition. For more information, call John Kelley at 937-2308. The Equestrian Center is located at 7750 Mobile Highway in Beulah.

Weekend In Photos

There were lots of weekend events, and NorthEscambia.com has the photos.

• For photos from Mayfest in Atmore, click here.
• For photos from the Pen Wheels Fishing Rodeo in Walnut Hill, click here.
• For photos from the Atmore Community Hospital 5K, click here.
• For photos from the North Pensacola Relay for Life at Tate High, click here.
• For photos from Molino Park Elementary Arts Day, click here.

Oil Spill: Latest Escambia County Information

Here is the latest emergency operations center information for Escambia County:

Actions by Escambia County Board of County Commissioners and Staff

• Escambia County has ordered an 20,000 additional linear feet of boom for staging as gaps are identified.
• Officials continue to monitor coastlines.
• The volunteer pre-cleanups on Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key went well today.
• VeruTEK Technologies demonstrated an environmentally friendly solution that helps break up the oil to PBS&J, one of Escambia County’s contractors. The next step is for the company to present this to Unified Command as an option for oil spill cleanup.
• A community meeting of Escambia and Santa Rosa County staff, Santa Rosa Island Authority members and officials from DEP and BP will meet at the Pensacola Beach Community Church (916 Panferio Drive) on Monday at 2 p.m.
• SRIA lifeguards began a 24/7 watch for oil approaching the shoreline this afternoon, Sunday, May 2.
• The EOC will remain at level 2 activation for Monday, May 4. This is a minimal activation with only specifically involved agencies activating at this time.
• Meetings of all essential local emergency support agencies are being held daily.
• Pre-qualified contractors and consultants have begun coordinating with county staff on the disaster response
• Environmental staff is continuing assessments of pre-oil spill conditions and performing aerial assessment.
• Public Works staff is conducting a pre-assessment of roadways and parking areas near water access points, in the event of damages during long term recovery.
• Environmental staff are confirming pre-assesments on air and water quality, and identifying any gaps.
• County officials continue working through state and federal channels to establish a process for resources and equipment.
• Proactive efforts continue as contractors work to place deflective boom, large floating barriers that help contain floating oil, around sensitive shorelines in Escambia County.
• Emergency Management officials continue to communicate with the State of Florida liaison at unified command.
• County staff is continuing to coordinate with the Santa Rosa Island Authority on equipment necessary for the response effort.
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS) staff are mapping the locations to determine the amount of boom that is still needed.
• County staff is continuing to coordinate with the Escambia County Health Department on health and safety information.
• The Perdido Landfill coordinated with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and is prepared to accept oil contaminated sand and materials from commercial haulers.
• Emergency management has been in contact with the Visitor’s Information Center to encourage businesses to track losses.
• A local state of emergency was declared by the Board of County Commissioners at an emergency meeting at 2 p.m. Friday, April 30.
• The emergency operation center activated to a level 2 on Saturday, May 1.

Volunteer Opportunities & Training

• BRACE, United Way and First Call for Help are organizing volunteers for cleanup after the oil reaches the shores. To register to volunteer, please call 595-5905 betten 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
• Registration is required for a four-hour health and safety training classes for handling petroleum-contaminated materials.
• BP will hold two training classes on Monday and two on Tuesday. Due to the response, a waiting list has been established. Registrants will be notified about how to sign up for classes.

Safety Messages

• Boats
  • Boats should keep a safe distance from any of the booms – large floating barriers that help contain floating oil – seen in the water.
  • Boaters should not drive boats over any booms.
  • Boat owners are urged to dry-dock boats.
• Wildlife
  • The public is advised not to attempt to rescue oiled or injured birds or wildlife. Doing so can cause additional injuries.
  • If oiled wildlife are found, call the Oiled Wildlife hotline at 866-557-1401, please provide location of where the oiled wildlife was sighted.
  • An additional concern, May is the hatching season for many birds, reptiles, and shellfish. Please use the toll free number above.
• Beaches and Waterways
  • Citizens should take precautions to avoid contact with oil substances.
  • Citizens are urged to take caution around the waterways.
  • Officials are closely monitoring potential public health and environmental concerns.
• Personal Safety (If areas are affected by oil)
  • Avoid entering areas where oil can be seen or smelled. If you see or smell oil, leave the area right away.
  • Avoid direct skin contact with oil, oil-contaminated water and sediments.
  • Do not swim or ski in areas affected by the oil spill, and if you travel through the area by boat, take precautions when hoisting the boat anchor. If you get oil on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water.
  • Do not fish in the oil spill-affected waters.
  • Do not harvest and eat dead fish, fish with oily residue or fish that have a petroleum odor.
  • Do not drive your boat through slicks or sheens.
  • Young children, pregnant women, people with compromised immune systems, and individuals with underlying respiratory conditions should avoid the area.
  • Restrict pets from entering oil-contaminated areas.
  • Additional information and frequently asked questions from the Escambia County Health Department can be found at www.escambiadisasterresponse.com.

Businesses Information

• BP has established a claim system and toll free number, 800-440-0858. This system will allow people to being to process to recover lost income or recoup damage related expenses.
• If you are not satisfied with BP’s resolution, there is an additional avenue for assistance available through the Coast Guard once BP has finalized your claim. Those who have already pursued the BP claims process can call the Coast Guard at 1-800-280-7118.
• More information about what types of damages are eligible for compensation under the Oil Pollution Act as well as guidance on procedures to seek that compensation can be found below and at www.uscg.mil/npfc.
• To register as a consultant, contractor, vendor or submit information on alternative response technology, services products or suggestions, call BP at 281-366-5511.
• The Vessels of Opportunities Program is looking to contract shrimp boats, oyster boats and other vessels for hire to deploy boom in the Gulf of Mexico. Call 425-745-8017.
• Businesses, including hoteliers, sport fishing charters, watersports rental companies, etc., that may be negatively impacted are asked to keep detailed profit and loss records and track any cancellations, should a claim need to be presented.

Citizen Information

• The Citizen Information Center phone is open for questions from residents, (850) 471-6600.

BP Actions

• 18,000 feet were placed in Escambia County today
• Per BP, 80 percent of booming material has been placed, mostly in long sections. The remaining 20 percent will be placed in smaller areas.

Federal Actions

• NOAA is restricting fishing for a minimum of ten days in federal waters most affected by the BP oil spill, largely between Louisiana state waters at the mouth of the Mississippi River to waters off Florida’s Pensacola Bay. Effective immediately. Details: http://sero.nmfs.noaa.gov.

Contact Numbers

• Transocean hotline: 832-587-8554
• MI Swaco hotline: 888-318-6765
• BP Investor Relations: 381-366-3123
• BP family hotline: 281-36-578
• BP third party contractor hotline: 281-366-5578

Actions by the State of Florida

• County Commissioners and staff participated in a DEP briefing with Governor Charlie Crist on Saturday, May 1.
• A state of emergency was declared by Governor Crist on Friday, April 30.
• The state emergency operations center has activated to a level 2.

Gulf Power May Help With Oil Cleanup

Gulf Power Company is organizing employees to help with any coastal cleanup operations should an oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico reach area beaches.

“We have offered our services to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Escambia County if they need workers,” Sandy Sims, Public Affairs manager said.

Gulf Power has almost 800 employees in the area and the company could also call on additional resources from sister companies in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia.

“With our experience in dealing with hurricanes, we know how to organize large-scale emergency operations, how to respond quickly and how to mobilize large numbers of people to get the job done,” Sims said. “We are willing to offer any and all of that expertise to help in this situation.”

The electric utility also has floating booms available if needed to capture surface oil. The company maintains a supply of these booms at their power plants where barges are unloaded.

“If the state and counties need us to walk the beaches and help clean up, we’re willing to roll up our pant legs and go to work,” said Sims.

Byrneville Students Check Out Hurricane Hunter Planes

A group of Byrneville Elementary School students toured two hurricane hunter aircraft at the Pensacola Gulf Coast Regional Airport last week.

The Byrneville fourth and fifth graders were able to see an an Air Force C-130J and  a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Lockheed WP-3D Orion aircraft — the first time the two hurricane hunter aircraft were on public display together.

With hurricane season beginning June 1, the hurricane hunters pushed hurricane preparedness while teaching the students about the science of hurricanes and hurricane hunting. From dropsondes — those devices dropped from the planes into hurricanes for measurements — to millibars and eyewalls, the students learned about how the hurricane hunters measure up a storm.

The NOAA hunter hunter plane has an airspeed of 210 knots and has flown into 88 different hurricanes with 713 eye wall penetrations.

Obama: Oil Spill A ‘Potentially Unprecedented’ Disaster

Calling the Gulf of Mexico oil spill a “potentially unprecedented” disaster, President Barack Obama pledged a “relentless” effort by the federal government to clean up. At the same time, Obama said the cost will be the responsibility of BP.

“BP is responsible for this leak. BP will be paying the bill,” Obama said Sunday afternoon in Louisiana after touring the slick over the Gulf — which is now only about nine miles offshore.

At the same time, Obama said, the federal government is working full steam to mitigate the oil’s impact.

“From day one, we have prepared and planned for the worst,” Obama said. ”Your government will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to stop this crisis.”

“We’re dealing with a massive and potentially unprecedented environment disaster,” the president said. “It could extend for a long time. It could jeopardize the livelihoods of  thousands of Americans who call this place home.”

Commercial And Recreational Fishing Closed From Pensacola To Louisiana

NOAA is restricting fishing for a minimum of ten days in federal waters most affected by the BP oil spill, largely between Louisiana state waters at the mouth of the Mississippi River to waters off Florida’s Pensacola Bay. The closure was effective Sunday.

Fishermen who wish to contact BP about a claim should call (800) 440-0858.

“NOAA scientists are on the ground in the area of the oil spill taking water and seafood samples in an effort to ensure the safety of the seafood and fishing activities,” said Dr. Jane Lubchenco, NOAA Administrator, who met with more than 100 fishermen in Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish on Friday night. “I heard the concerns of the Plaquemines Parish fishermen as well other fishermen and state fishery managers about potential economic impacts of a closure. Balancing economic and health concerns, this order closes just those areas that are affected by oil. There should be no health risk in seafood currently in the marketplace.”

“We stand with America’s fisherman, their families and businesses in impacted coastal communities during this very challenging time. Fishing is vital to our economy and our quality of life and we will work tirelessly protect to it,” said Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke. NOAA is a bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

The federal and state governments have strong systems in place to test and monitor seafood safety and to prohibit harvesting from affected areas and keeping oiled products out of the marketplace. NOAA Fisheries is working closely with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the States to ensure seafood safety, by assessing whether seafood is tainted or contaminated to levels that pose a risk to human health.

“There are finfish, crabs, oysters and shrimp in the Gulf of Mexico near the area of the oil spill,” said Roy Crabtree, NOAA Fisheries Southeast Regional Administrator. “The Gulf is such an important biologic and economic area in terms of seafood production and recreational fishing.”

According to NOAA, there are 3.2 million recreational fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico region who took 24 million fishing trips in 2008. Commercial fishermen in the Gulf harvested more than 1 billion pounds of finfish and shellfish in 2008.

NOAA is working with the state governors to evaluate the need to declare a fisheries disaster in order to facilitate federal aid to fishermen in these areas. NOAA fisheries representatives in the region will be meeting with fishermen this week to assist them. The states of Louisiana and Mississippi have requested NOAA to declare a federal fisheries disaster. BP will be hiring fishermen to help clean up from the spill and deploy boom in the Gulf of Mexico. Interested fishermen should call (425) 745-8017.

NOAA will continue to evaluate the need for fisheries closures based on the evolving nature of the spill and will re-open the fisheries as appropriate. NOAA will also re-evaluate the closure areas as new information that would change the dimension of these closed areas becomes available.

Details can be found here: http://sero.nmfs.noaa.gov/

North Escambia Area Students Graduate From UWF

Saturday was spring semester graduation day at the University of West Florida.

The following North Escambia area residents received degrees:

CANTONMENT

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: April Davidson, Laura Ghiorso, Adam Knight, Anthony Manzi, Emily Olivie

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Heather Berry, Janet Branch, Gregory Breaux, Tina Carr, Dorothy Carr, Jessica Cascone, Laurie Corley, Michelle Digirolamo, Russell Dominick, Samantha Ervin, Thomas Ford, Kimberly Fox, Angela Garcia, Brittany Green, Tadessa Ham, Tiffany Harvey, Matt Hawkins, K. Hawthorne-Jennings, Christopher Henderson, Angela Hensel, Christopher Henseler, Robert Herman, Shannell Hill, Torin Howland, Thomas Huber, Patricia Jones, Jodi Laird, Kevin Lapointe, Jacqueline Lee, Brian Lyle, Falethea Marquis, Joel McDonald, Kelley McDowell, Rebecca McLellan, Heather Miller, David Norton, Renee Paulson, Autumn Price, Katherine Pursell, Bonnie Rieland, Timothy Sanders, Kaleb Showalter, Jessica Smith, Chris Snow, Jeffery Stanfill, Carol Stevens, Joshua Temple, Allen Thompson, Ryan Whited, Jonathan Wiggins, Heather Wiscombe

MASTER’S DEGREES: Gail Atkins, Matthew Blackburn, Ashley Brewster, Charles Cather, Jennifer Chambers, Marc Churchwell, David Faircloth, Steven Gallagher, Melissa Grace, Michael Johnston, Christina Kavanagh, Thomas Myers, Amber Sherouse, Kimberly Sinkkanen, Cole Yuknis

SPECIALIST’S DEGREES: Jenni Brian, Ron Steiner

CENTURY

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Heather Cooper, Brittany Holley, Jessica Killam, Shannon Little, Amanda Montgomery, Amy Moye, Forrest Scott, Derek Stone

MASTER’S DEGREES: Deanna Hendrix, Julie Majors

SPECIALIST’S DEGREE: Philip Gilman

MCDAVID

BACHELOR’S DEGREE: John Chavers

MOLINO

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Shana Brown, Audrey Coleman, Michael Laursen, Crystal Yu

MASTER’S DEGREE: Christen Glover

JAY

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Ashleigh Campbell, Cassandra Emmett, Kristopher Head, Melody Helms, Erin Jones, Lukas Sasser, Dawna Walther, Kristen Wilkinson

MASTER’S DEGREE: Sarah Lee Cassady

For a complete UWF graduate list from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, click here.

UWF Graduate List: Escambia And Santa Rosa

Saturday was spring semester graduation day at the University of West Florida.

The following Escambia and Santa Rosa county residents received degrees:

CANTONMENT

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: April Davidson, Laura Ghiorso, Adam Knight, Anthony Manzi, Emily Olivier

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Heather Berry, Janet Branch, Gregory Breaux, Tina Carr, Dorothy Carr, Jessica Cascone, Laurie Corley, Michelle Digirolamo, Russell Dominick, Samantha Ervin, Thomas Ford, Kimberly Fox, Angela Garcia, Brittany Green, Tadessa Ham, Tiffany Harvey, Matt Hawkins, K. Hawthorne-Jennings, Christopher Henderson, Angela Hensel, Christopher Henseler, Robert Herman, Shannell Hill, Torin Howland, Thomas Huber, Patricia Jones, Jodi Laird, Kevin Lapointe, Jacqueline Lee, Brian Lyle, Falethea Marquis, Joel McDonald, Kelley McDowell, Rebecca McLellan, Heather Miller, David Norton, Renee Paulson, Autumn Price, Katherine Pursell, Bonnie Rieland, Timothy Sanders, Kaleb Showalter, Jessica Smith, Chris Snow, Jeffery Stanfill, Carol Stevens, Joshua Temple, Allen Thompson, Ryan Whited, Jonathan Wiggins, Heather Wiscombe

MASTER’S DEGREES: Gail Atkins, Matthew Blackburn, Ashley Brewster, Charles Cather, Jennifer Chambers, Marc Churchwell, David Faircloth, Steven Gallagher, Melissa Grace, Michael Johnston, Christina Kavanagh, Thomas Myers, Amber Sherouse, Kimberly Sinkkanen, Cole Yuknis

SPECIALIST’S DEGREES: Jenni Brian, Ron Steiner

CENTURY

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Heather Cooper, Brittany Holley, Jessica Killam, Shannon Little, Amanda Montgomery, Amy Moye, Forrest Scott, Derek Stone

MASTER’S DEGREES: Deanna Hendrix, Julie Majors

SPECIALIST’S DEGREE: Philip Gilman

MCDAVID

BACHELOR’S DEGREE: John Chavers

MOLINO

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Shana Brown, Audrey Coleman, Michael Laursen, Crystal Yu

MASTER’S DEGREE: Christen Glover

PENSACOLA

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: Anton Alexandrov, Kerstin Bryant, Nicole Cabrera, Meagan Core, Tim Mark Dahn, Stacey Epling, Shelby Esser, Joseph Flynn, Keaton Fox, Richette Gaines, Christina Hayes, Brittany Kaylor, Shelby Leitch, Heidi Medina, Sarah Nguyen, Kesha Royster, Chelsea Simpson, Nicholas Stockton, Amanda Taft, John Vuong, Corey Weaver, Laura Wilson

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: William Abbott, Dario Ackerman, Theresa Agosto, Daniel Akerman, Jason Albano, Jennifer Albesa, Ayed Aldossari, Patterson Aldueza, Matthew Alford, Lisa Althaus, Craig Anderson, Eunice Angeles, Luis Arboleda, Joshua Ard, Daniel Baggett, Allison Bahr, Dana Balderrama, Kimberly Baldwin, Donald Barksdale, James Barnes, Brittney Barnett, Jessica Barnett, Ashlee Barnhill, Amanda Beam, Heather Beck, Helen Billy, Matthew Black, Tangee Blankenship, John Boatner, Taryn Boccia, Alison Borganelli, Megan Boudreaux, Ashley Boyd, Colin Boyles, Breanna Boyster, Megan Brantley, James Bricker, Allen Brothers, Cary Brown, Courtney Brown, Leecy Brown, Lucretia Brown, Kenzie Broxson, Tyler Brummet, Amanda Burgess, Amber Burns, Scott Burton, Carlton Burton, Katherine Butch, Domonic Butler, Allison Byrd, Kristin Campbell, Anita Carnley, Rebecca Caroline, Michael Carty, Agatha Castellano, Alexis Castro, Kristine Celestino, Kristofer Chamblee, Juleah Chandler, Earlene Chandler, Liem Chau, Jamie Cherry, Holly Clements, Amanda Clonts, Christy Cofer, Willis Condon, Cheri Conkle, Robert Cook, Peyton Cook, Cordaryl Cook, Clayton Cooper, Benjamin Coppenger, Jason Corbin-Deutsch, Karen Cravero, Paul Crewdson, Seth Crochet, Nyshenia Cromartie, Andrew Cruse, Christopher Cumber, Heather Daffin, Taylor Dalton, Christopher Dalton, Susanne Daniels, Ezzat Danyal, Darryl Davis, Serjevah Davis, Kwajalain Davis, Brandy Davis, Yasmailin De La Cruz, Mark Matthew De Luna, Christian Dearco, Daniel Dees, Melville Dela Paz, Diana Denisenko, James Denunzio, Katherine Devereux, Michael Dinapoli, Kirstie Dombrosky, Robert Donnelly, Rosella Dozier, Chelsea Duell, Mark Duggar, Marina Dukhovskaya, Elizabeth Dunn, James Dunn, Brandon Eckard, Tonya Edgar, Neil Edmonston, Calvin Edwards, David Egstad, Tavia Ellis, Susan Ensley, Linsey Erar, Katherine Erickson, Lindsey Falzone, Branden Farmer, La Vesta Feagin, Melissa Featherstone, Joanna Fielding, Taylor Finn, Charles Fischer, Danielle Fisher, David Fleming, Joshua Fleming, Brett Fleming, Ashley Flowers, Laura Foote, Steven Fox, Marcela Franco, Elanders Frazier, Heather Freeman, Sheila Freeman, Cara Fulton, Mark Furches, Tanya Gallagher, Patricia Gandolfo, Tabatha Garcia, Kelly Garner, Michele Geier, Jenna Geiger, Sarah Gellner, Vivian Gibson, Ronald Giese, Alicia Gifford, Shirley Gilley, Christina Glover, Kathleen Godwin, Elizabeth Godwin, George Goehring, Brett Golightly, John Gomez, Bianca Gomez, Nicole Gonzalez, Andi Gonzalez, Christopher Gormley, Tracy Grant, Ryan Gray, Melissa Gray, Jeremy Gray, Mary Greer, Melea Griffin, Floyd Grimes, Nicole Grottano, Nicole Grottano, Jennifer Gulley, John Haarala, Lindsay Hall, Karen Hamblin, Jennifer Hardman, Joseph Harnage, John Harold, Kasi Harrell, Richard Harrison, Nicole Hatt, Ingrid Hawkins, Ashley Hensel, Carolyn High, Megan Hill, Joseph Hobbs, Savannah Hodge, Nicole Holland, Erica Holland, Ashley Holloway, Hannah Homeier, Matthew Hope, Crystal Howard, Erica Howe, Martin Hozian, Andrew Hubbard, Christina Hutley, Jonathan Jackson, Nancy Jacobi, Stephanie Jacobson, Timothy Jansky, Jacquita Jenkins, Haley Jensen, Daniel Jonas, Courtney Jones, Michelle Jones, Ronald Joyner, Jacquelyn Kashur, Jaramie Kellam, Curtis Kellam, Mallory Kennedy, Kristen Kessler, , Justin King, Mark King, Gwendolyn Knight, Chelsea Koontz, Michael Kortness, Jalila Krichi, Elena Krivosheyeva, Joel Kuhn, Syctrilas Kyle, Nicoria Lambert, Samuel Lamotte, Tiffany Langham, Shane Langseth, Jade Lantz, Saheed Lateef, Michael Laterza, Stacy Lawhorn, Sarah Lee, Naomi Leitch, Richard Leohner, Kara Leon, Sarah Lerman, Ian Lett, Brianna Lewis, Paige Livermore, Michelle Livingston, Pragga Liza, Anastacio Loanzon, Daniel Lowery, Megan Mackay, Gary Macmullen, Kevin Madderra, Melissa Mancao, Lisa Manderson, Andrew Martel, Elizabeth Martin, Shaye Martin, Robert Martin, Vincent Marzano, Samantha Matthews, Renata Mattos, Elisa McAlpine, Stephanie McBride, Garrett McCabe, Sarah McCartan, Stanley McDaniels, Danielle McDonald, Ronald McGhee, Lisa McKenna, Laurisa McKissack, Christopher McMahon, Cassia McShannon, Nathan Melton, Mark Milliken, Christine Mills, Kecia Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Tamara Mobley, Michael Moehle, Marcy Moon, Kevin Mooney, Ryan Moore, Carmela Moorman, Alden Morgan, Jonathan Morris, Shawn Morrison, Elizabeth Morrison, Melissa Mortland, James Mueller, Martina Mueller, Mary Mullen, Scott Muller, Wesley Murphy, Jessica Nall, Nicole Nash, Armand Navarro, Deanna Neal, La’Krystal Neal, Neal Neisler, Marvetta Nesbitt, Linh Nguyen, Phuong Nguyen, Tri Nguyen, Michael Niewoehner, Christopher Nosal, Katrina O’Neil, Danielle Otos, Joseph Overby, Crystal Padilla, Christina Padron, Jeremy Paguiligan, Anish Palepu, Joseph Palestini, Jennalyn Palmares, Ashlee Palmer, Chantel Parker, Meagan Parker, Jacques Perry, Aaron Petersen, Lameika Peterson, Mai Pham, Elizabeth Pires, Cathryn Plummer, Timothy Pope, Benjamin Posey, Sarah Prouty, Akemi Raish, Kaitlin Ramsey, Marcia Ranaldson-Simpson, Brittany Rappise, Tara Raulston, Aliza Ray, Christopher Ray, Jamie Rayford, Stephanie Reed, Lauren Rhodes, Jennifer Rice, Kristen Richards, Claresa Richardson, Tiffany Richardson, Kenneth Richardson, Jessica Robinson, Joshua Rodgers, Tatiana Rodrigues, Samantha Rodzwicz, Stephanie Rogers, Christina Rojas, Sheena Ross, John Rougas, Mary Routt, Mindy Rownd, Meagan Russell, Ashley Rutherford, Andrea Sablan, Tayler Sanders-Kyser, Jessica Schisler, Hans Schmid, Samantha Schmid, Ellen Schwier, Judy Seales, Casey Serfoss, Yelena Sestnov, Suzanne Shores, Diana Simpler, Katina Simpson, Meagan Skeen, Sarah Skipper, Justin Slaughter, Charles Slowikowski, Briana Small, Kavontae Smalls, Anthony Smith, Crystal Smith, Diane Smith, Michael Smith, Heather Smith, Jennifer Smith, Kevin Smith, Tina Smith, Ivy Snodgrass, Cesar Solorzano, Amanda Sorrells, Angela Spadaro, Lindsey Spires, Brittney Spurgeon, Regina St. Pierre, Alex Stahura, Lauren Stanley, Todd Stannard, Dawnyele Stapleton, Joseph Stephen, John Strickland, Latosha Sullivan, Harrison Szuch, Selena Talbert, Brandy Tart, Mathew Taylor, Kristie Thomas, Jacqueline Thomas, Joshua Thomson, Matthew Tierney, Sedonia Tillman, James Tobin, Kimberly Torres, Adriana Torres, Han Tran, Joanna Trease, Michael Turner, Jamie Turner, Jennifer Turner, Jacob Urda, Michael Valentine, Jennifer Vickers, Alex Vinson, Ashley Virgilio, Amanda Vowell, Kevin Vu, Anh Vu, Christina Walden, Breanna Waldron, Adrienne Wallace, Shannon Wallace, Riannon Wallen, Clasine Washington, Michael Watkins, David Watson, Branden Weekley, Brittany Weiss, Helen Welch, Jason Wells, Jeffrey Wells, Kelly Wells, Heather Wendel, Marlene Wensink, Jessica White, Chenika White, Joanne Whitlock, Dolly Willems, Madeline Willett, Alaina Williams, Catherine Williams, Haley Williams, Jarra Williams, Kervonda Williams, Phylicia Williams, Samantha Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Kimberly Wilson, Matthew Winkles, Mariah Wood, Matrice Woods, Ari Woods, Cherrell Worsham, Cayce Yates, Frank Yost, Carla Young, Sara Zandi Karimi

MASTER’S DEGREES: Rajeh Al-Johani, Majid Alharbi, Tara Baker, Hilary Barber, David Beddick, Catherine Bogese, Natalie Boxell, Kimberly Bradley, Cassi Breaux, Paul Brown, Gregory Bush, Lynn Calloway, Richard Carr, Anna Carroll, Leslie Chaffee, Amanda Chamberland, Benjamin Chromik, Christopher Clarke, Maria Colbert, Crystal Collinsworth, Jason Crawford, David Croft, John Crowe, David Davis, Laura Davis, Ryan Davis, Maria Dewise, Jenna Dodge, Mitchell Engley, Deborah Fletcher, Carrie Fox, Juan Garaicoechea, Timothy Giertz, Richard Gillis, Jennifer Grainger, Shelley Gray, Victoria Guy, Heather Halbert, Jessica Hall, Viorica Harrison, Jacob Hesse, Cynthia Holt, Logan Hundley, Jamie Hutson, Lindsey Jeremiah, Warren Johnson, Michael Kaloydis, Kendra Kennedy, Robert Kidston, Eric Kollar, Stacey Kostevicki, Deborah Layton, Douglas Leal, Anlecta Lindsey, Vickie Lindsey, Tomas Lopez, Andrea Lowery Mae Macdonald, Katherine Marsh, Sean McCan, Jessica Morris, Catherine Newbill, Roy Oberto, Leigh Pelham, Frederique Perret, Jonathan Posey, Alex Posta, Matteo Rebeschini, Allison Reynolds, Timothy Ringo, Ashley Roache’, Ashley Roberts, Felicia Roberts, Seth Rosin, Shawn Ross, Natasha Sanders, Steve Schickel, Edina Simmons, Arup Sinha, Donna Sirois, Erika Smith, Gregory Stanley, Vivian Stark, Noah Stevens, Jeffrey Strawn, Elisabeth Swain, Karen Sylvester, Sarah Tavares, Hope Vanamburg,Tiffany Vollmer, Christina Wade, Chelsea Watson, Tracie Watson, Amy Wheeler, Stephanie Wideman, Casey Williams, Eric Williams, Nina Winkler, Mary Yates, Stephen Zielinski

SPECIALIST’S DEGREES: Eric Collins, Sheldon Payne, Vicki Yelder

PENSACOLA BEACH

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Adam Horton, Ryan Purves, Shandy Rich
SANTA ROSA COUNTY

GULF BREEZE

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: Kyle Barron, Renee Davis

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Raynold Augustin, Chrystelle Banfell, Nadia Batson, Alex Borgella, Gail Bowling, Kyle Brown, Beverly Burks, Dahlonega Calhoun, Thomas Cantin, Andria Cauley, Carol Chanley, Morgan Cole, Russ Dickerson, Daniel Dolfie, Chad Dunn, Mark Duval, Sandra Echeverri, Michelle Gorman, Erin Graydon, Nikolas Halatsis, Michelle Harmon, Caitlyn Holston, Sarah Kane, Sarah Kane, Kyle Kildow, Tyler Kirk, Candace Knowles, Jim Lacey, Kimberly Lauterbach, Laure Lewis, Shannon Marsh, Macy Miller, Joseph Pace, Hilary Rivkind, Dustin Saxon, Nikolas Sharp, Kristopher Shea, Matthew Shull, Margaret Stephenson, Corey Stone, Rachael Tarter, Patricia Vogler, Elliott Williams, Malery Williams, Tamra Zanca

MASTER’S DEGREES: Michelle Buchholtz, Janusz Chudzynski, Dorothy Kilpatrick, Katie Lowe, Elizabeth Mann, Vesta Mosley, Selena O’Donnell, Carrie Phelps, Catherine Purdon, Jessica Van Slyke, Terrace Waggoner

JAY

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Ashleigh Campbell, Cassandra Emmett, Kristopher Head, Melody Helms, Erin Jones, Lukas Sasser, Dawna Walther, Kristen Wilkinson

MASTER’S DEGREE: Sarah Lee Cassady

MILTON

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: Maggie Lochas, Rachael Porras

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Alethea Rebecca Flores, Jonathan Potts, William Powell, Laura Rader, Byanka Ramirez, John Scholl, Chantalle Scott, Jason Sisko, Casey Smith, Kelley Smith, Tiffany Sowell, Jennifer Tilden, Lind Volonino, Forrest Ward, Lori Weekley, Laura Williams, Nicholas Zepp

MASTER’S DEGREES: Julie Bakke, Charles Baxley, Kathleen Cooper, Andrea Ducker, Harmony Jones, Sophia King, Jeremy Laughery, Tabatha Lowry, Ashley Murray, Sheramy Scott, Leauna Stone, Michael Walker

NAVARRE

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Rachel Azar, Frances Bell, Jessica Bellin, Jeannine Bonnen, Matthew Bonno, Paula Brainard, Elizabeth Brunet, Robert Bryan, Leon Butcher, John Byrne, Kimberly Carlow, Caroline Clark, Leonard Crabtree, Kevin Davis, Ann Day, James Duval, Carla Fernandez, Meredith Fingarson, Michael Flowers, Tyler Garbo, Tammy Hammack, Samuel Handy, Nicole Heslin, John Hill, Michael Hitchcock, Rochele Hullinger, Henry Isaacs, Meredith Jansen, Michelle Jennrich, Robert Johnson, Elizabeth King, Brandon Lawson, Brittany Lazo, Eric Lentner, Rose Lloyd, Emily Martin, Stefan Meyer, Shreese Moore, Jennifer Murphy, Haley Murray, Katelyn Murray, Jennifer Oeding, Gilbert Petris, Thomas Richardson, Danielle Ross, Francesca Segura, Tori Shires, Emery Shoemaker, Cynthia Sports, Christin Stephens, Savannah Stewart, Kindra Svendsen, Alicia Swinford, Douglas Wise, Eric Womack, Justean Wright

MASTER’S DEGREES: Kristin Botsford, Janet Desalle, Penelope Duffey, Larry Love, Ann St. Sauver

PACE

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES: Laura Groat, Stephanie Hinton, Richard Hohn, Erica Manning, Jack McDonald, Jessica Reeder, Mary Summerlin, Flavia Vale

BACHELOR’S DEGREES: Dellanie Almond, Danielle Annis, Timothy Babin, Mary Bainbridge, Richard Ball, Jeri-Lyn Barninger, Emily Burge, Elizabeth Cockrum, Olivia Cole, Thomas Cornelison, Gretchen Cotton, Catrina Dallman, Linda Davis, Tyrone Del Valle, Tanya Drossner, Erica Gates, Patricia Gillespie, Gregory Griffis, Sierra Grillot, David Hand, Christopher Herrera, John Howard, Lindsey Howell, Caleb Howton, Thomas Huffstutler, Annmarie Jackson, Gary Lee, Erica Leeds, Robert Lloyd, Savannah Locklin, Lindsay Lowe, Alie Marie Mallet, Christopher Martin, Suzannah Miller, Josh Milletary, Brittani Morgan, Brittany Mraz, Joshua Newby, Ashley Oram, Jenny Paige, Liandethza Ramirez-Crespo, Jannie Randolph, Tyler Roberts, Heath Rosenstiel, Heather Sanders, Carl Shouppe, Amanda Spiegel, Karen Thomley, Jennifer Tindell, Erin Toole, Patrick Walsh, Lauren Welch, Carole Wells, Derek Williams

MASTER’S DEGREES: Albert Abbey, Alexandra Colley, Kathia Rogillio, Vaun Shebeck, Joshua Strickland, Gerald Swann, Lauren Wesley, William Wyatt

Tonight’s Stormy Forecast: Flash Flood Watch

Storms Sunday night and Monday could be severe, with heavy rain, damaging winds and hail.

There is a Flash Flood Watch in effect from this evening through Monday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, rainfall amounts will general range from three to five inches with some areas receiving up to seven inches.

After the front, we could have some of the warmest temperatures so far this year by Wednesday and Thursday, with highs reading around 90.

Here is your official North Escambia area forecast:

• Tonight: Showers and thunderstorms. Some of the storms could be severe and produce heavy rainfall. Low around 70. Breezy, with a south wind between 10 and 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
• Monday: Periods of showers and thunderstorms, mainly before 1pm. Some of the storms could be severe. High near 82. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
• Monday Night: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Cloudy, with a low around 65. South southeast wind between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
• Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms likely. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 84. East wind between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
• Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 64. East southeast wind around 5 mph becoming calm.
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 89. East wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south.
• Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 66. South wind between 5 and 10 mph becoming calm.
• Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 89. South southwest wind between 5 and 15 mph.
• Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 66.
• Friday: Sunny, with a high near 87.
• Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 66.
• Saturday: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a high near 85.
• Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59.
• Sunday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 81.

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