News Herald (Panama City, FL) articles from September 2011

News Herald (Panama City, FL) archives from September 2011

BRIEF: Volleyball: Gulf Breeze sweeps Arnold.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--Gulf Breeze 3, Arnold 0 GULF BREEZE -- Arnold lost its first District 1-5A match to host Gulf Breeze 25-16, 25-17, 25-18 to fall to 2-1, 3-2 overall. The Marlins were led by Sarah Robertson with five kills, three aces, seven...

BRIEF: Mosley boys second in golf tourney.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--PACE -- Dillon Humphrey carded a 4-over 76 to pace the Mosley boys golf team to a second-place finish in the Byron Nathan Classic on Monday. The Dolphins shot a 312 at the Stonebrook Golf Club. Pensacola Catholic won the event with a...

Swimming: Mosley boys win home quad meet, Dolphin girls 2nd.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Niceville's girls prevailed and Mosley's boys triumphed in a quadrangular meet. --Girls team: 1. Niceville 195, 2. Mosley 137, 3. Choctawhatchee 106, 4. North Bay Haven 40. --Boys team: 1. Mosley 231, 2....

BRIEF: Volleyball: Mosley wins JV tournament.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--LYNN HAVEN -- Mosley defeated Niceville in the finals 18-25, 25-15, 15-13 to win the title in an eight-school tournament. Mosley and Niceville each advanced 3-0 in pool play. Final teams standings were Mosley first at 4-0, Niceville...

Fort Walton Beach sweeps Panhandle Jamboree XC titles.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--MARIANNA -- Fort Walton Beach had a perfect score to win the boys meet and also won the girls division in the Panhandle Jamboree cross country meet on Saturday. Mosley was ninth of 14 boys teams and sixth out of 10 girls squads....

BRIEF: Volleyball: Gulf Coast nets three wins.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 13--Gulf Coast State College won three matches over the weekend to improve to 8-4 in junior college women's volleyball. The Lady Commodores defeated Spelman College 3-0 on Friday by scores of 3-0: 25-18, 25-13,...

BRIEF: Reiss, Whitehead 2nd at F16 sailing nationals.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 13--GALESVILLE, Md. -- Taylor Reiss and Matthew Whitehead finished second behind their sailing coach, Robbie Daniel, at the U.S. Formula 16 Catamaran Nationals last weekend. The event, hosted by the West River...

Softball fields stay full even in the fall.
September 13, 2011... Byline: S. Brady Calhoun Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- For more than 50 years men and women in Panama City have turned to softball in the spring. Now they are filling up the four fields at Oakland Terrace Park in the fall. "Twelve years ago we...

School board to discuss charter school, uniforms.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- Bay District School Board members have some options to use at their discretion if Newpoint Bay Charter High School receives a third "D" school grade, according to a letter sent to the school. ...

Family files suit in woman's slaying.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Chris Olwell Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- The family of a slain Parker woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city, the chief of police and the officer accused of killing her. The lawsuit alleges the Parker Police...

State Avenue could see speed limit increase.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Ali Helgoth Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- The speed limit on State Avenue should be increased to 35 mph, city officials said Monday night. Commissioner Billy Rader recommended the speed limit on the stretch of State Avenue between 23rd...

Coast Guard preparing emergency plan.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- The U.S. Coast Guard sought public input Monday on an update to the Sector Mobile Area Contingency Plan that guides responses to marine pollution emergencies. In the wake of the...

BRIEF: CRA revenue down, spending up.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--Declining property values have reduced revenue to Lynn Haven's Community Redevelopment Agency by 21.5 percent for the upcoming fiscal year. The organization projects revenue of $234,640, down from $299,009 this fiscal year. Despite...

BRIEF: Judge hears drug law arguments.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--The constitutionality of Florida's drug laws was the subject of a hearing before Judge James Fensom Monday. Attorneys for several defendants in drug cases joined forces to make their pitch to Judge James Fensom that he should side...

Lang gets 4 consecutive life sentences.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Chris Olwell Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY -- Steven Mark Lang apologized to the families of the two men killed during a botched home invasion of his design, but he insisted he was the innocent victim of vindictive police and prosecutors. ...

Blaze of beach lights planned for holidays.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Pat Kelly Sept. 13--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- The City Council has approved a $19,500 holiday lights program that officials hope will bring a blaze of cheer along the beach this year. The lights, intended for City Hall, Frank Brown...

Two face resisting arrest, drug charges after Marianna foot chase.
September 13, 2011... Sept. 13--Two people were arrested by Marianna Police Department after trying to flee from the officers who came to speak to them about an investigation. According to a news release, officers went to a home on Daffin Street on Monday in...

Blotter: Woman wants jailed son's poodle back.
September 13, 2011... Byline: Mike Cazalas Sept. 13--The Blotter A collection of reports handled by law enforcement Bay County Sheriff's Office Deputies are called to a civil dispute over a poodle. A woman says her son was arrested recently "and...

Piers to again hold fishing challenge.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Pat Kelly Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- The city and county piers will again hold a fishing challenge this fall that will pit anglers from each pier against each other in a friendly contest. The contest will begin on Friday the...

Fallen rescue workers remembered as individuals.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY -- The 463 first responders and flight crew personnel who died on Sept. 11, 2001 trying to manage the devastation brought to American soil by terrorists are frequently remembered as part of the...

BRIEF: Pet adoption event planned.
September 12, 2011... Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Animal Rescue Center of Bay County, Inc. is going retro with its latest adoption event. The event will have a 60's theme including music, decorations, pets decked out in their best hippie apparel and adoption...

Proposed changes affecting Naval base move forward.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Tentative regulations affecting areas deemed critical to Naval Support Activity Panama City moved forward at last week's County Commission meeting. The changes are part of the...

Photographer dies in Panama City.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Jessica Mccarthy Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY -- Though born in London, Victor Tutte represented the American dream to many. "Quite often in Europe, people tell me that the American dream isn't real," said his granddaughter Laura...

Florida State's attention turns to top-ranked Oklahoma.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Brad Milner Sept. 12--TALLAHASSEE -- Here come the Sooners. The biggest college football game to hit Tallahassee since 1996 takes place on Saturday, when top-ranked Oklahoma (1-0) faces No. 5 Florida State (2-0) at 7 p.m. CDT....

Gators savor shutout.
September 12, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 12--GAINESVILLE -- It didn't matter whether it was the football team from Alabama-Birmingham or a rugby team from Birmingham, England. A shutout always is a welcome sight. Florida's defense overwhelmed UAB's...

BRIEF: Georgia man drowns off Panama City Beach.
September 12, 2011... Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- A Marietta, Ga, man died Monday after he was pulled out from the Gulf of Mexico. The man was swimming behind the Dunes of Panama in the Gulf when he became distressed at about 12:30 p.m., according to a news...

Suspicious device causes traffic woes.
September 12, 2011... Sept. 12--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- A section of Thomas Drive was shut down for two-and-a-half hours Monday afternoon as Bay County Sheriff's officials used robots and other equipment to examine a suspicious-looking device that turned out to be a...

Old friends gather to remember 'a special place'.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Meridith Kaufman Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY -- People walked into First Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon looking forward to seeing neighbors and friends that they hadn't seen for a long time. About 50 years, in fact. Nancy...

Airports, seaports deal with new reality.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Ali Helgoth And Randal Yakey Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY -- When terrorists launched a large-scale attack on the United States 10 years ago today, they exposed vulnerabilities in the nation's defense system. Vulnerable is an apt...

'Soul of America never wavered'.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Meridith Kaufman Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY -- When Panama City residents gathered at Smith's Yacht Basin on Saturday morning to listen to commemorative speeches, some heads were bowed as they remembered what happened 10 years ago. "I...

BRIEF: 86-year-old man found dead in gulf.
September 11, 2011... Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- An elderly man was found dead in the gulf Saturday afternoon, according to Panama City Beach police. The man was identified as Rafail Babinskiy, 86, of Atlanta. Officials said the death might have been due to...

PCB stair climb a celebration of life.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Meridith Kaufman Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Families and friends lined the back patio of Laketown Wharf, cheering and bringing in the firefighters, military members and citizens who took to the flights of stairs of Laketown Wharf...

Attacks prompted security changes.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller And Chris Olwell Sept. 11--PANAMA CITY -- On Sept. 11, 2001, America changed -- from the top echelons of government to pedestrians on the street, a culture of fear gripped the country. A decade later, that fear...

Local lives touched by 9/11.
September 11, 2011... Sept. 11--Don Arias: Lost his brother in attack PANAMA CITY -- On the 10-year anniversary of his brother's death, Don Arias wants people to know his frustration that his brother's killers have not been brought to justice. "There is...

The News Herald, Panama City, Fla., The Oracle.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Will Glover Sept. 11--Everyone has their 9/11 story -- where they were, who told them and, of course, what they saw. Well, I'm the guy who slept through 9/11. I was a senior at the University of Mississippi at the time, and...

Tyndall pauses to remember 9/11.
September 11, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 11--TYNDALL AFB -- Sept. 11, 2011 dawned with weather nearly identical to the same day a decade ago. That fact did not escape speakers at First Air Force Northern's Sept. 11 memorial at Tyndall Air Force...

Bay forges hard-fought win over Liberty County.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 10--BRISTOL -- Playing up or down four classifications in high school football isn't what it used to be. The FHSAA's introduction of Rural districts has changed the landscape of prep football in Florida, and that...

Arnold "gets well" with blowout over Amite County.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Brad Milner Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- The easiest way to get well after a blowout is to enjoy one of your own. Arnold did just that on Friday, blasting Amite County, Miss., 40-6 at the Mike Gavlak Sports Complex. The win was...

Williams' blocked extra point seals Rutherford triumph.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY -- Rutherford coach Jeff Rolson has been saying this early season that the Rams need to find a way to get the football to playmaker Josh Williams. Friday night at Tommy Oliver Stadium against Class...

Chipley ground game hums along in win over Blountstown.
September 10, 2011... Sept. 10--CHIPLEY -- Chipley's two-headed running attack was in working order Friday night. Kobe McCrary ran for 111 yards and Ryan McIntyre added 93 as Chipley ground out a 16-7 win over Blountstown. McCrary carried the ball 16 times and...

BRIEF: Live PanhandleVarsity mobile fan scoring is now available.
September 10, 2011... Sept. 10--Now you can be a part of the game with our new "Fan Scoring" mobile website. You can SUBMIT scores of any scheduled game: football, volleyball, soccer. You also can VIEW live scores as they're posted, both on our mobile site and here...

Gators take the starting blocks against Blazers.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 10--GAINESVILLE -- Florida wide receiver Frankie Hammond Jr. may be fast, but he's under no illusions that he's in the same class as teammates Jeff Demps and Chris Rainey. "There's speed everywhere on the field,...

Ebro: Eliminations begin Saturday for 57th Ebro Derby.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 10--EBRO -- Eleven races helping decide the final field for the 57th Ebro Derby will be held Saturday at Ebro Greyhound Park. Seventy-seven dogs have been entered in the first of four elimination rounds leading to the...

9/11 Calendar of Events.(Calendar)
September 10, 2011... Sept. 10--- "Panama City Remembers" begins today at 8:45 a.m. and ends at 10:07 a.m. in St. Andrews at Smith's Yacht Basin. Florida's four fallen 9/11 victims will be remembered, as well as fallen, active duty and retirees from Army, Navy, Air...

Police cracking down on derelict vessels.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY -- The Panama City Police Department is working to have dangerous and unsightly vessels removed as fast as funding can be found. In 2009, the Legislature gave local officials the authority...

New Fighter Wing leader marks third time at Tyndall.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Randal Yakey Sept. 10--TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE -- The 325th Fighter Wing Command officially was handed over to Brig. Gen. John K. McMullen on Friday morning. McMullen is no stranger to Tyndall. He received his training here in 1989...

PCB OKs 3 percent water, sewer hike.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Pat Kelly Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- The City Council gave final approval this week to a 3 percent hike in water and sewer rates in a close 3-2 vote. City engineer Al Shortt said Friday the driving force behind the increase...

BRIEF: 'Make a Muscle' drive successful.
September 10, 2011... Sept. 10--PARKER -- The Parker Fire Department raised more than $2,200 with multiple "Fill the Boot" activities for the Muscular Dystrophy Association's "Make a Muscle" fundraising campaign, according to a news release. Firefighters...

BRIEF: Education commissioner visits.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Newly appointed Florida Commissioner of Education Gerard Robinson's "Look, Listen and Learn" tour brought him to Bay County Friday afternoon. The commissioner toured Washington Middle...

Local Muslims remember shock, reflect on consequences of 9/11.
September 10, 2011... Byline: S. Brady Calhoun Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY -- After he got over the initial shock and sadness and enormity of it -- of seeing a plane flown into a building live on television like it was on a kamikaze mission -- Dr. Hashem Mubarak had a...

Churches will remember 9/11 through worship.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Jessica Mccarthy Sept. 10--PANAMA CITY -- On the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, many people will choose to honor their memories through worship services and many local churches will be observing the anniversary in...

OPINION: Child's death affects more than one life.
September 10, 2011... Byline: Mike Cazalas Sept. 10--Kaylee Rice's life ended at her mother's hands the afternoon of July 11, and other lives changed forever. Kaylee, at 12 already a victim of her mother's behavior, died after Courtney Coughlin blew a red...

BRIEF: Small plane crashes in Sandy Creek.
September 10, 2011... Sept. 10--A pilot of a small aircraft crashed at Sandy Creek Air Park Saturday at 1:48 p.m. Saturday. The plane was a small, ultralight plane that said "Amateur Made" on a side plaque, according to Lt. Tony Bruening with the Bay County...

Despite downturn, local boat builder's unique design turning heads.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Randal Yakey Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- Sleek, sexy with dazzling colors that veil solid construction, the Glasstream powerboat is built for speed and is possibly the most recognized boat on the water. Glasstream Powerboats...

St. Joe welcomes ITT to West Bay.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Randal Yakey Sept. 09--WEST BAY -- The St. Joe Co. on Thursday officially welcomed ITT Corp.'s mine defense business to the VentureCrossings Enterprise Centre at West Bay, the development's first corporate tenant. ITT will be...

Students' trip abroad results in art exhibit.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- Taking inspiration from graffiti near ancient ruins and the culture of Greece, several Gulf Coast State College students who traveled abroad will showcase their work in an exhibit that opens today....

Weekend events planned in Bay to remember 9/11.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Meridith Kaufman Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- As the 10-year anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, approaches, local fire and rescue departments, schools and civic organizations are getting ready to remember and honor those who lost their lives...

Scuba event for this weekend for disabled vets.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Randal Yakey Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- It's diver down for a good cause this weekend. The Atlanta Aquanauts are hosting the 4th annual Dive Fest Benefiting S.U.D.S. This year's event will take place in Panama City Beach today...

Parker seeks to hike water rate to balance budget.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Ali Helgoth Sept. 09--PARKER -- The Parker City Council on Thursday gave support for a $2.1 million general fund budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year and agreed to implement a fee to balance it. The budget presented by City Clerk...

School Board approves property tax cut.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- Bay District School Board members approved a 2011-2012 final budget Thursday afternoon that includes a reduction in the property tax rate and the 3.7 percent cut in the district's operating budget....

United Way sets $2 million campaign goal.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- The fundraising goal for the 2011 United Way of Northwest Florida's community campaign is $2 million, a goal that already is 35 percent completed by pacesetting companies, officials announced...

BRIEF: Crimes at Jackson County schools have similarities.
September 9, 2011... Sept. 09--MARIANNA -- A pair of crimes at public schools in Jackson County this week could be related, according to a release from the Jackson County Sheriff's Office. Someone broke into Malone High School Sept. 2 and ransacked the offices....

BRIEF: Robbery suspects arrested.
September 9, 2011... Sept. 09--LYNN HAVEN -- The Lynn Haven Police Department has arrested two people in connection to the Wednesday robbery of Cash Tyme on Ohio Avenue. Arrested was Noah M. Strout, 29, and his girlfriend, Stacy E. Morris, 20. It is believed...

BRIEF: Former greyhound trainer's motion to dismiss is denied.
September 9, 2011... Sept. 09--CHIPLEY -- A second motion to dismiss the case against Ronald "Ronnie" Williams has been denied. Williams is charged with 42 counts of felony animal cruelty in relation to the death of 37 dogs in the kennels at Ebro Greyhound Park...

Mike Jones named Community Hero of the Year for response to shooting.
September 9, 2011... Byline: Chris Olwell Sept. 09--PANAMA CITY -- Mike Jones said he only did what he was trained to do when he confronted a gunman during a Bay County School Board meeting last year. But for his bravery, Jones was named the Bay County...

Firefly: What are you waiting for?
September 9, 2011... Byline: Jan Waddy Sept. 09--If you have never been to Firefly, what have you been waiting for? I recently asked myself that same question after dining at Firefly for the first time since owner Dave Trepanier and Executive Chef Paul...

Wakulla stops Mosley.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY -- Players normally dread going into an off week following a loss. It gives the coaching staff that much more time to devise evil methods to correct the things that need to be addressed. In that...

TDC begins pivot toward 2012.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat Kelly Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- The Bay County Tourist Development Council (TDC) already has begun pivoting toward a 2012 marketing campaign on the heels of a successful 2011 summer season that saw year-to-date bed tax...

Volunteers spruce up 9/11 Memorial in preparation for anniversary.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Meridith Kaufman Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY -- Every Wednesday at the 9/11 Memorial in the Panama City Marina, volunteers gather to throw away trash, pick weeds and beautify the memorial. The volunteers are from the STARR Center, a...

Math teacher earns high honor.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Chris Segal Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- Local educator Kathy Jones says she loves math, but she loves her students even more. Jones was presented Wednesday morning with a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and...

Southerland: Tyndall 601st fate turned into political 'skirmish'.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Randal Yakey Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY -- Politics is sometimes described as like watching sausage being made. Even Congressman Steve Southerland, R-Panama City, said he has witnessed the ugly side of the legislative process. ...

County won't fund Cedar Grove streetlights.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Felicia Kitzmiller Sept. 08--CEDAR GROVE -- It could go dark in Cedar Grove if residents don't volunteer to pick up the tab for streetlights. County commissioners on Tuesday authorized Bay County staff to continue working with Gulf...

Visual Arts Center seeks funding for facility improvement.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Ali Helgoth Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY -- The Paper Garden installation now on display at the Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida swirls up the wall along the museum's staircase, a three-dimension work of art that leads to the main...

Officials release video of fatal wreck.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Chris Olwell Sept. 08--LYNN HAVEN -- Dashboard camera footage of the 23-second police pursuit that ended when Courtney Coughlin smashed into another car indicates the officer involved turned off his blue lights four seconds before the...

BRIEF: County line well field meeting set.
September 8, 2011... Sept. 08--VERNON -- A public information meeting about the legal situation concerning the possible well field on the Bay/Washington County line Thursday in the Vernon City Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. The meeting is open to all interested citizens....

Where Are They Now?: College/pro football periscope.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Brad Milner Sept. 08--The following is a list of area athletes now playing college or professional football. Statistics and team records are through Sept. 3. Offense --Bradley Battles (Marianna), USF, RB, So., 5-9, 188 --...

Rams hope offense catches up with defensive effort.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 08--SPRINGFIELD -- If Rutherford continues to hold opponents to 10 points per game, such as last Friday in the season opener against Florida High, it can plan on posting more than a few W's this season. ...

Arnold hopes to keep pace with visiting Amite County, Miss.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 08--PANAMA CITY BEACH -- It would be difficult to present more of a flip side in opponents from week to week for Arnold Friday when it hosts Amite County of Liberty, Miss. Where opening foe Pace was big, but not...

Bay, Bozeman take to the road.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 08--Bay (0-1) at Liberty County (1-0): Bay may be playing down in class for the third straight week, but the Tornadoes are facing another Rural team that is ranked highly. Kickoff classic opponent Northview is No. 2,...

Gators expect Blazers to come out firing.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Jason Shoot Sept. 08--BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- There are plenty of reasons for Florida to disregard Alabama-Birmingham as a threat on the football field on Saturday. Gator coach Will Muschamp isn't buying any of them. The game,...

Charleston Southern should be two-step for Florida State.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Brad Milner Sept. 08--TALLAHASSEE -- Suspensions handed down to Greg Reid and Telvin Smith likely won't sway the expected wide margin of victory for Florida State Saturday, but it will provide valuable playing time and experience for...

Rosenwald's Moore named to Gibbs Hall of Fame.
September 8, 2011... Byline: Pat McCann Sept. 08--ATLANTA -- Billy Moore had gone on to a lengthy career in the U.S. Air Force, then another working for a different branch of the federal government. Now 71 and retired in Atlanta, the former Rosenwald High...

BRIEF: Police identify body as local resident.
September 8, 2011... Sept. 08--LYNN HAVEN -- Lynn Haven police have determined the identity of a woman whose body was found Wednesday in North Bay at A.L. Kinsaul Park. Police said she was Michelle Renee Rose, 42, of 611 Kentucky Ave. Rose lived in the area of...

Florida State won't be looking past Charleston Southern.
September 7, 2011... Byline: Brad Milner Sept. 07--TALLAHASSEE -- Jimbo Fisher said Florida State will respect Charleston Southern this weekend rather than look ahead to a titanic matchup looming Sept. 17. The fifth-ranked Seminoles polished off visiting...