PMA Summer Art Camp

The PMA is excited to open the doors to Summer Art Camp’s for children Monday, June 4!  Their team of art educators is energized and…

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ED Show – Today

Mike Papantonio and I will be hosting Ed Schultz’s radio show today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Topics– Education and attacks on journalists. Should…

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Rock the Legion

Five of this area’s teenage garage bands will be showcasing their talents at the 1st Annual Rock the Legion Concert on June 2, 2012 from…

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Don’t Kiss The Man In Black

Will Smith slaps a journalist who tried to kiss him at the Russian premiere of “Men in Black” III  

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Linda Lawrence on air again…one day only

Wendi Summers of News Radio 1620 will host veteran radio personality and local community activist, Linda Lawrence, on her morning talk show, “Pep Talk with…

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Disco Queen Donna Summer Dies

1970’s hitmaker Donna Summer died Thursday in Floriada after a battle with cancer. The five-time Grammy winners is known for seventies megahits like ‘On the…

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Return of Four Seasons

The Four Seasons Market is back. The small Palafox place eatery was popular before Hurricane Ivan wiped it out, forcing the owners to reinvent themselves…

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Put away your sunglasses

CBS announced Sunday it will cancel “CSI: Miami,” according to The Los Angeles Times. The show aired more than 200 episodes in its 10-year run….

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A ‘Masterful’ Night for Pensacola Sports

By James Hagan— Friday, May 11 saw not only a sold-out crowd gather at the Community Maritime Park to watch the Pensacola Blue Wahoos play…

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Roller Gurlz Away Game Tomorrow

Pensacola’s own flat track roller derby team will be playing the Okaloosa Rollers tomorrow, May 12 at 6:30 p.m. The away game will be held…

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Free Concerts in Milton

This June, music fans can celebrate the end of their workweek and enjoy free Friday night outdoor concerts in downtown Milton. The inaugural “Bands on…

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Making Science Fun

For fans of Science Saturdays, a monthly program run by IHMC during the school year for kids in grades third to fifth, another science based…

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Tea for Two

Tucked away on Alcaniz, is Bia’s Sublime Tea and Artisan Workshop, a little shop where you can purchase locally made crafts, organic loose tea leaves…

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Evenings In Olde Seville To Begin Final Season

The 25th and final season of Evenings in Olde Seville Square will begin May 17 with a concert by the Pensacola Civic Band. The series…

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Flip Flop Fling

The American Red Cross of Northwest Florida will be holding its largest fundraising event of the year, the Flip Flop Fling on Thursday, May 10…

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Calling All Macs

The prayers of Apple consumers who needed a locally owned store to shop have been answered. Kyle Crawford, a born and raised Pensacola resident, will…

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PaddleSport Rentals Available at Bayview Park

Pensacola Paddlesport Rentals LLC (PPSR) and the City of Pensacola’s Neighborhood Services Department have partnered to offer non-motorized boat rental service at Bayview Park, located…

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Three Questions: Bonfire Jam’s Joe Lewis

We interviewed Joe Lewis, the president of Bonfire Jam, about his upcoming music festival on Pensacola Beach. IN: What makes you think you will be…

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DeLuna Fest excitement

Got a note from Scott Mitchell. In the first 24 hours after 2012 line-up was announced, the Deluna Fest website we had 2,308,956 page hits…

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Pensacola makes Top 10 Most Beauty Obsessed Cities

Huffington Post has put Pensacola in its Top 10 Most Beauty Obsessed Cities. No word whether the mayor is appointing an advisory on it…yet. Read…

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