Author: Jeremy Morrison
Homeless Shelter Dashboard sits idle
by Jeremy Morrison A comprehensive online dashboard tracking the availability of local shelter beds is ready to go, but stalling out due to the lack…
Sea Turtle hatchlings outpace recent seasons
Local Leatherback Nest a Success -by Jeremy Morrison Since May, sea turtles have been nesting on beaches throughout Florida, burying their eggs in the sand…
Presser Notes: Welcoming Reeves & Wrapping Up
by Jeremy Morrison With only three months left before leaving office, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson is mapping out his route to the exit door. As…
Presser Notes: Fixing Bruce Beach & Baptist’s Big Deal
By Jeremy Morrison Having begun his weekly press conference Monday with an announcement about the annual Mayor’s Bowl face-off between Washington and PHS, Mayor Grover…
Poo Alley investigation efforts stall
By Jeremy Morrison Efforts to determine the source of human waste fouling a downtown Pensacola beach slated for a multi-million public improvement project may be…
Food Not Bombs snubs mayor’s invitation
by Jeremy Morrison The local Food Not Bombs chapter has responded to Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson’s statements Monday that he has been talking with the…
Presser Notes: Mayor Pushes for Port-a-Potty Peace Summit
By Jeremy Morrison Before fielding this week’s presser, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson took a moment to introduce Aya Prince, an Episcopal Day School 8th grader…
Observations on PNJ mayoral forum
by Jeremy Morrison With Pensacola’s mayoral candidates seated on the stage of the Rex Theater for their Aug. 2 forum, it was difficult to think…
Pensacola begins work on first public skatepark
By Jeremy Morrison Beneath spans of Interstate-110 Tuesday, the city of Pensacola officially broke ground on the Blake Doyle Skatepark. “Sometimes people are asking me,…
Presser Notes: Estuary Aspirations, Chasing Wastewater & Homeless Recyclables
By Jeremy Morrison Fresh from his trip to Washington D.C. last week pitching the Pensacola & Perdido Bay Estuary Program, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson sounded…
Charter revisions shaping up
Pensacola Likely to Entertain Five Revisions By Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Pensacola’s city charter is up for review this year, and the Pensacola City Council is…
A Sacred Place, Troubled Water & a Beautiful Space for Kayaking
City Gets to Work on Bruce Beach Revitalization Project by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Bruce Beach has a rich history. On Tuesday, city of Pensacola officials…
Presser Notes: Robinson Digs Into Arrest of Homeless Advocate
by Jeremy Morrison During his weekly presser Monday, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson addressed accusations that he has any involvement in the legal happenings of a…
Presser Notes: Padlocked Port-a-Pottie & Charter Chit Chat
By Jeremy Morrison Homeless advocate Mike Kimbrel is currently in some trouble, with the Downtown Improve Board charging that he cut the lock off of…
Presser Notes: Sign Kerfuffle, Estuary Rah-rah & Charter Advice
By Jeremy Morrison Pensacola’s decade-running municipal experiment with the strong-mayor form of government has been a success, asserted Mayor Grover Robinson during his regular weekly…
Mimicking Nature’s Wonder
Bayou Texar Lecture Series Kicks Off with Famed Designer by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Franco Lodato’s well of inspiration runs deep, with the designer turning to…
Council considers changes to Pensacola’s charter
City Likely Sticking with Strong Mayor Governance by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly The Pensacola City Council received a run-through of proposed changes to the city’s charter…
Presser Notes: Bottle Club Rub, Scooters & Lifeguards
by Jeremy Morrison Changes may be on the horizon for Pensacola’s bottle clubs, Mayor Grover Robinson suggested Monday in the wake of a weekend shooting…
Presser Notes: Another Summer of Scooters?
by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Pensacola began its experiment with electric scooters almost a year ago, and it’s been a bit of a bumpy road. “I’ll…
District 7 Hot Topics: Flooding, development
by Jeremy Morrison Top concerns among residents of Pensacola’s western flank — issues such as roadway safety, a wild housing boom and flooding — were…
