Year: 2022

As Congress touts a gun safety bill it hopes will reduce gun violence, questions linger over just how effective the bill will be. Brad Garrett…

The City of Pensacola recognized graduates from the 2022 Pensacola Citizens Academy on Tuesday, June 21, marking the end of a nine-week interactive course hosted…

The website WorldAtlas has picked Florida’s coolest small towns for a summer vacation – and Pensacola made the list along with Amelia Island, Cape Canaveral,…

Steve Sharp is running for Pensacola mayor. This morning, he released his 100-day Action Plan: 22 for ‘22 Steve Sharp’s First 100 Day Action Plan…

Lindsey Cannon of the Children’s Home Society talks the partnership with Community Health Northwest Florida, UWF and the Escambia County School District that has helped…

Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh is reporting on his blog that the Tourist Development Commission voted yesterday to cut the budgeted administrative fee – a…

Pensacola Police are seeking information regarding the fatal shooting at Attucks Court today, June 22, 2022, at 10:38 a.m. Pensacola Police responded to several 911…

Democrat Andrew Gillum, who narrowly lost the 2018 governor’s race to Republican Ron DeSantis, was indicted on charges of wire fraud and making false statements…

My father once told me that most people see themselves as the hero of the movie playing in their head. The following memo proves his…

Pensacola has dozens of great places to eat. On Tuesday, Yelp released its first-ever “Top 100 Places to Eat in Florida.” The list rated Florida…

The Escambia County Children’s Trust has about $8 million in its coffers. The trust is a countywide special taxing district created by referendum in 2020…

Employers increasingly are openly publishing their workers’ compensation in the interest of “salary transparency.” Some studies suggest that opening up the payroll spreadsheets fosters productivity…