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*2006 – [[Cemetery vandalism]]: [[Greg Allen Woodard]] causes thousands of dollars of damage at historic [[St. Michael's Cemetery]], vandalizing at least two dozen graves in search of valuables to sell for cocaine. He was sentenced to 10 years in state prison. | *2006 – [[Cemetery vandalism]]: [[Greg Allen Woodard]] causes thousands of dollars of damage at historic [[St. Michael's Cemetery]], vandalizing at least two dozen graves in search of valuables to sell for cocaine. He was sentenced to 10 years in state prison. | ||
*[[2015]] - 20th Annual Cordova Mall Ball to benefit Childrens Hospital at Sacred Heart. | *[[2015]] - 20th Annual Cordova Mall Ball to benefit Childrens Hospital at Sacred Heart. | ||
| + | *[[2019]] - Alternative country / southern rock musicians Drive-By Truckers performed at Vinyl Music Hall. | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
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Events
- 1939 – A post office is established in Gulf Breeze.
- 1982 - Heavy metal rock musicians AC / DC performed at the Mobile Municipal Auditorium.
- 2003 – Carissa Bergosh is appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to serve in her husband Gary's Escambia County School Board seat during his deployment to Kuwait and Iraq.
- 2006 – Clarence Hill receives a stay of execution from Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
- 2006 – Cemetery vandalism: Greg Allen Woodard causes thousands of dollars of damage at historic St. Michael's Cemetery, vandalizing at least two dozen graves in search of valuables to sell for cocaine. He was sentenced to 10 years in state prison.
- 2015 - 20th Annual Cordova Mall Ball to benefit Childrens Hospital at Sacred Heart.
- 2019 - Alternative country / southern rock musicians Drive-By Truckers performed at Vinyl Music Hall.
