Year: 2022

In a surprise move Wednesday, Sen. Joe Manchin announced that not only had he reached a deal with Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on a major…

State Rep. Michelle Salzman yesterday announced the designation of the Town of Century as a Rural Community. This yearlong project in partnership with Mayor Ben…

Commissioner Lumon May and Katelynn Machado, Community Affairs manager for the City of Mobile, talk about their summer youth employment programs. The City of Mobile…

ECUA received an update this week from the supplier providing the two conveyor belts needed to operate the processing lines. The revised shipping date is…

City Council will hold a special meeting on Thursday, July 28 at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, located on the first floor of City Hall at…

Cinderella lives with her evil Stepmother and hateful stepsisters after the death of her father. Forced to work as a maid in her own home,…

Pensacola Humane Society is teaming up with North Shore Animal League America in partnership with Baby Doge to PAW-TY! Join these partners in animal rescue…

By Jeremy Morrison The arrest of a Pensacola homeless advocate triggered by an organization representing downtown businesses has led to a boycott of those same…

Bands on the Bayou returns Saturday, July 30. The artist is Abby Kasch. Donna Dickey has the details. The Miami Herald reports on how Florida…

The Times-Union, Orlando Sentinel and Miami Herald have uncovered Florida Power & Light’s efforts to undermine media in the state to further its political agenda….

The I.P. Pensacola Employees Scholarship Foundation, Inc. announces the recipients of four college scholarships. Awarded annually to high school seniors, the scholarships were established more…

Inweekly is accepting submissions for our third annual “By You” issue. Short stories, essays, poems, op-eds, interviews with your favorite uncle—whatever you’ve got, we want…