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Who Said What – Wednesday, July 26

   July 27, 2023
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David Magee, bestselling author and founder of the William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing at the University of Mississippi, will speak on student mental health and substance misuse at the next CivicCon on Tuesday, Aug. 15, at the Brownsville Community Center. David talks about his son William who died of an accidental drug overdose and the challenges facing students today.

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The 2023 Judge Ross M. Goodman Civility and Professionalism Award was presented to Robert N. Heath, Jr. Established in 2021, the award is bestowed to an Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar Association member whose dedication to civility, professionalism and ethics exemplifies the character as well as a commitment to the profession and the administration of justice of Judge Ross Goodman, the inaugural recipient. Robert talks about his legal career and his novels.

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Deputy Airport Director Ken Ibold (not Ibolt) discusses Titan Element 1 and the future growth of the Pensacola International Airport.

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Councilwoman Jennifer Brahier previewed her July 26 town hall and also complimented Mayor D.C. Reeves’ thoughtful approach to city issues.

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And the full show:

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