Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Town Hall

Levin Papantonio Rafferty (LPR) law firm will present a Town Hall to inform the people of Pensacola about Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Claims. The event…

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Real News podcasts: Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022

Despite signs that inflation is beginning to loosen its grip, families with children in elementary through high school plan to spend an average of $864…

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Walnut Hill Town Hall [podcast]

Escambia County Commissioner Steve Barry discusses his town hall in Walnut Hill and shares the latest on expanding high-speed internet in the county.

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DeSantis looks to veterans, first responders to fill teacher shortage

DeSantis Touts Proposals Amid Teacher Shortage By Ryan Dailey, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis will propose a slate of bills…

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Cannada-Wynn, Sharp and Myers contributors

The other mayoral candidates have raised $54,045 in cash.  Cannada-Wynn ($8,000), Sharp ($3000) and Myers ($315) have contributed cash to their campaigns.  Reeves has written…

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Reeves contributors

DC Reeves has raised $290,474.00 in cash and $4724.74 in-kind. Here’s the list – it’s off $500 but it’s what the SOE has in its…

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Presser Notes: Portastic prospects, Getting down with sit-downs

by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly The city of Pensacola’s deal with Streamline Boats to set up shop at the municipal port may be in question, but…

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Jewel Cannada-Wynn, Steve Sharp and Sherri Myers campaign expense

DC Reeves’ opponents don’t have billboards, television commercials, digital campaigns or front-page ads in the once-daily newspaper. They don’t have campaign managers or an army of…

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DC Reeves campaign expenses

DC Reeves has spent $271,283.29 on his mayoral campaign as of Monday, Aug. 15. In 2018 Mayoral Primary, the winner, Grover Robinson, spent $84,315. The…

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Review ECT Needs Assessment, provide input

You might not have heard the Escambia County Children’s Trust has a Needs Assessment on its website and is asking for public input through Wednesday,…

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Real News podcasts: Monday, Aug. 15, 2022

The search warrant for Mar-a-Lago was released on Friday. ABC News’ Aaron Katersky has the details. Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson repeats his message that the…

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Pen Air Generates Over $8,000 for Escambia County Public Schools

Pen Air Federal Credit Union is pleased to present the Escambia County Education Foundation with a check worth $8,372.87.53 courtesy of the Share It® program. “The…

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More complaints against Banks Construction

Over the weekend, we continued to hear from people who shared their experiences with Banks Construction. Several asked to kept anonymous, and I’ve honored their…

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Gulf Breeze Will Do looking for members

Gulf Breeze Will Do, a women’s philanthropic group, is recruiting new members to help expand their giving capabilities. Ladies of the Gulf Breeze and Pensacola…

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Meet Wes Moreno [podcast]

Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno shares his background, approach to the job and what’s ahead for the county.

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City needs helps with unhoused [podcast]

Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson repeats his message that the city needs help from the county and others to help the unhoused in our community.

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Early voting starts strong

As of Sunday evening, Escambia County Supervisor of Elections David Stafford reports that 12,452 vote-by-mail ballots had been received. And in the first two days…

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Most played podcasts of the week

Attorney Scott Ritchie discusses his background and why he is running for Escambia County judge. On Monday, Public Defender Bruce Miller sent out a letter…

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It’s official: Jones has her stay

Here it is, dated today: Stay

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Streaming: A League of Their Own, Five Days at Memorial, Day Shift

ABC News’ Jason Nathanson has the details.

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