Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 4th of October.
Good morning, Pensacola.
Local sky watchers can expect a rare occultation on Tuesday, Oct.
6 when the waning crescent moon will briefly cover Jupiter in the early a.m. Escambia Amateur Astronomers will host stargaze sessions at Pensacola Beach on Oct. 18 and Big Lagoon State Park on Oct. 13 (fees apply), weather permitting.
Rain continues across Florida from a stalled cold front today, but the National Hurricane Center reports no tropical development after tropical storm Fay faded; forecasters say a tropical system may form in the southern Gulf around mid-October & residents should stay prepared.
Breast cancer survivor Kathy Troup will share her experience at Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola, inviting community members to learn from her journey (highlighting the importance of early detection).
Kathy Troup (54) was given months to live in May but her treatment at Ascension Sacred Heart in Pensacola has put her HER2-positive cancer in remission.
She now looks forward to her daughter’s wedding in November and the arrival of her future grandchild while continuing her care.
Week 7 of Pensacola area high school football saw Pace win 31-29 in overtime against Pine Forest, West Florida beat Booker T.
Washington 22-14 for their first loss, and Navarre secured a 31-26 homecoming win over Fort Walton Beach; teams will play again Oct. 9 with games beginning at 7 p.m.
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