Gregg Pachkowski

2 months ago | thedestinlog.com | Gregg Pachkowski

Gregg PachkowskiThe body of Walton County Sheriff's deputy William May is escorted out of Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola on Thursday, April 3, 2025. May was shot and killed while responding to a call at a Dollar Store on Highway 90 in Mossy Head on April 2nd. Gregg Pachkowski/Pensacola News JournalFellow law enforcement officers salute as the body of Walton County Sheriff's deputy William May is escorted out of Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola on Thursday, April 3, 2025.

Feb 26, 2025 | djournal.com | Gregg Pachkowski

Oklahoma has hired Senior Bowl director Jim Nagy as its new general manager, the university announced on Wednesday. Nagy, who has run the Senior Bowl since 2018, will lead Oklahoma's roster management and talent acquisition. He also will manage the impact of rules governing name, image and likeness, the transfer portal process, revenue-share allocation, scholarship limits and eligibility requirements, according to the release.

Feb 26, 2025 | pdclarion.com | Gregg Pachkowski

Oklahoma has hired Senior Bowl director Jim Nagy as its new general manager, the university announced on Wednesday. Nagy, who has run the Senior Bowl since 2018, will lead Oklahoma's roster management and talent acquisition. He also will manage the impact of rules governing name, image and likeness, the transfer portal process, revenue-share allocation, scholarship limits and eligibility requirements, according to the release.

Jan 23, 2025 | yahoo.com | Brandon Girod |Tony Giberson |Gregg Pachkowski

After three days of frozen roads, several inches of snow and temperatures that put Alaska to shame, Pensacola is probably tired of hearing about Tuesday’s snowstorm. But that doesn’t mean they haven’t been living up the once-in-a-lifetime winter storm. Areas between Pensacola and Milton saw as much as 10 inches of snow, according to recent snowfall totals.

Jan 21, 2025 | news.yahoo.com | Brandon Girod |Gregg Pachkowski |Tony Giberson

Pensacola snow storm photos show what the city looks like in a 5-inch blanket of snowThe Pensacola area has already received as much as 5.5 inches of snow on Tuesday, likely breaking a 130-year-old record for total snowfall, according to the National Weather Service. Despite temperatures sitting around 24 degrees, with wind chills ushering in frigid temperatures around 12 degrees, Pensacola residents haven't wasted a moment bundling up and taking full advantage of the unprecedented snowfall.