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Rock4Vets 5K Returns to Maritime Park to Support Northwest Florida Veterans

4th Annual Rock4Vets 5K hits Maritime Park Sept 5! Run, walk, or cheer for NW Florida veterans. Join the 250 Crew & help fund the mission.

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Inside Historic PYC Knost Trophy Victory

53 years in the making: Pensacola Yacht Club’s women’s sailing team just brought the Knost Trophy home. Here’s how they did it.

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Sandy Sansing Donates $100K to Rally Foundation

Sansing dealerships gift $100K to Rally Foundation as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month kicks off — plus a Sept. 1 candlelight vigil in Pensacola.

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Gulf Winds CEO Daniel Souers Explains Expansion, Rebranding

Gulf Winds Credit Union is becoming TruWorth — and buying a bank. CEO Daniel Souers tells Rick Outzen what changes and what won’t.

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David Jolly: “Florida Tonight Would Elect a Democratic Governor”

Jolly says Florida would elect a Dem governor tonight — and he’s promising to ban data centers statewide, same fight Escambia’s fighting now.

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Hope Florida Grand Jury Report Leaked

Leaked grand jury report: DeSantis admin misused $10M in Medicaid settlement cash to fight pot legalization. No charges. Read the money trail.

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Pensacola Beach Brawl Returns Sept. 25-27

America’s #1 beach becomes a battleground. Beach Brawl returns Sept. 25-27 — three days of elite athletes, free spectator seats, zero qualifiers.

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Feasibility Study on Soccer at Wahoo Stadium Due Back in October

Mayor Reeves eyes Wahoo Stadium for soccer instead of a new $70M venue. Study results due in October. Find out what’s happening.

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American Creosote Superfund: Phase One Begins in December

Pensacola lands $50M+ for ACW Superfund cleanup. Phase one soil work starts December, but $19.6M of phase two still isn’t funded but more grants in the works.

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Will Kennedy: UWF Step Up to D1 Isn’t Easy

UWF’s first D-I football game is Thursday vs. a Top 16 team. Broadcaster Will Kennedy breaks down the QB battle & more on podcast.

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FloridaWest and PEDC Receive Annual Report

FloridaWest shares impressive stats: 206% of its investment goal, $185M in capital, 600 new jobs and a $5.28 return per $1 invested. More prospects in pipeline.

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Gulf Winds Expands, Rebrands as TruWorth

Gulf Winds Credit Union is becoming TruWorth — and buying Madison County Community Bank. Here’s what the $1.7B deal means for local banking.

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Pensacola Hardwood Series Features UWF & Power Four

FSU, Mississippi State, South Alabama, LMU & UWF are all coming to the Bay Center this fall. Three games, one huge season for Pensacola hoops.

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Who’s Attending Workforce Summit?

The mayor’s office released this list after my podcast interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves: 1. Academic & Educational Institutions University of West Florida (UWF) (including…

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Reeves Seeks Faster Path to 3,700 Local Jobs

53 stakeholders. 3,700 jobs. One city of 55,000. Mayor Reeves on turning year-long job training into weeks before Pensacola’s shipbuilding boom

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Argos Kick Off Historic D-I Era Thursday Night – Updated

UWF’s first-ever D-I football game is HERE. A former MLB first-round pick could be the Argos’ starting QB. Full story on here.

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UWF Lands Two Big Major Gifts in Two Days as DI Push Ramps Up

UWF landed two major gifts in two days. A law firm’s on the jerseys, a credit union’s on the Field House. Here’s what it means for DI.

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Florida SBDC at UWF Named Region of the Year

UWF’s small business center just won Florida’s top SBDC honor — 11,658 hours, 144 new businesses, $81M+ in capital. Full story here.

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Escambia Bucks the Statewide Tourism Slump But…

Escambia’s tourism is booming, but Visit Pensacola is nearly broke—because Clerk Pam Childers won’t release $1.3M owed. Who’s next on her hit list?

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Blue Arbor Workers Sidelined as Escambia County Falls Behind on ECAT Payments

ECAT contractor’s staff at ECAT sidelined after Escambia County racked up $380K in unpaid bills. Clerk Childers wasn’t cutting checks.

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