Why is PNJ so vengeful on Ham?

The daily paper’s editorial in today’s paper – Judge Rodgers talked tough, but Ham’s sentence fell short – (sorry, but the link is only good…

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Whitehead thinks he’s doing great

The word we’re getting at the paper is that Escambia County Commissioner Mike Whitehead truly believes that his confrontations with State Rep. Dave Murzin and…

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INweekly daily newspaper summaries

WedDaily Dose News Herald stays on Girls Gone Wild story…why can’t we have these fun stories in Pensacola? PNJ keeps writing about crime and car…

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FEMA antes up for 2005 hurricanes

The Democratic Congress recently passed a bill mandating that FEMA pay 100% of the cleanup and repair costs of local governments for the 2005 hurricanes….

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Century Mayor faces ethics charge

WEAR TV reported last night that Century Mayor Evelyn Hammond is facing ethics charges. The first allegation centers on the mayor’s son, Eddie Hammond, who…

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INweekly.net updates

TuesDaily Dose Whitehead rebuilds image on taxes, Rubio and Murzin. News Herald writes about Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis. The rest you can just…

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New Alt Report: Lillie and Leander

I’m producing “The Alt Report” for GoLeft.tv. The segment features stories reported by alt-weekly newspapers across the country and that are overlooked by the mainstream…

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State Farm premiums up… so are profits

From the Insurance Journal: State Farm generated a record $5.32 billion profit last year. In 2005 – due to Hurricane Katrina – the insurance giant…

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Pensacola too small for major events

In the daily newspaper’s article on Jimmy Lee ending his relationship with The Boeing Championship, [formerly Blue Angel Classic, formerly Emerald Coast Classic, formerly Pensacola…

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INweekly newspaper summaries

MonDaily Dose Mobile looks for school superintendent (He’s not elected). Ft. Walton Beach explodes. PNJ covers property taxes.

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May – third deadliest month in Iraq

Pentagon has confirmed 110 fatalities in May with as many as 12 more as yet unconfirmed . The two deadliest months occurred in April and…

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Pink Flamingos are back

From Sun-Sentinel: The original pink flamingo lawn ornament, the symbol of kitsch whose obituary was almost written after its central Massachusetts manufacturer went out of…

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What is in the Sunday papers?

The Pensacola News Journal focuses on property taxes (Tax crisis hits home ) – an issue that no other major daily in the state is…

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100 words every high school grad should know

The editors of the American Heritage® dictionaries have compiled a list of 100 words they recommend every high school graduate should know. “The words we…

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War backers want Sheehan land

According to AP: Days after Cindy Sheehan said she was stepping down as the face of the anti-war movement, an organization that supports the U.S….

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Will Harry Potter die in last book?

There is a worldwide debate over what will happen to Harry Potter in the last book – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Its release…

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Miller -civil rights advocate?

The daily reports today that Congressman Jeff Miller has asked for a probe into the allegations that retired Insurance Exec Skip Hunter tried to prevent…

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INweekly updates

SatDaily Dose PNJ predicts tax deal is near; 15 yr old wrecks in Navarre; Mobile will have huge gains with new steel plant (Duh!); TS…

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Presiding officers’ letter to lawmakers

Rubio and Pruitt have sent this letter to their fellow lawmakers about the upcoming special session on property taxes Read: Presiding Officers letter

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Latest Scam

In my email – I didn’t even know I entered: AWARD NOTICE DAYZERS NL PROMOTION. Attn; REF NO; ILPB642857301 In view of the yearly sweepstake…

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