Underhill releases data, takes a swing

After my morning post about the lack of information on local testing, Commissioner Doug Underhill took to Facebook to offer what he says are the…

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Pensacola Community COVID-19 Response

A video produced by Volume ONE Salon and Lensea Film:

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Tuesday morning brief

What we know:  The COVID-19 test results posted daily for Escambia County have shown positive cases in single digits since the May 3–which had single…

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Presser Notes: ‘We’re Looking for Solutions’

by Jeremy Morrison With restaurants reopening at a limited capacity following statewide closures in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson said Monday…

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COVID-19 and the Workforce in Escambia County

In an Inweekly/Political Matrix poll of 719 Escambia County residents, we found 26.4% had either lost their jobs, been furloughed or had their hours cut…

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Covid: Monday noon update

As 10 a.m. Monday, May 11, the percentage of positive COVID-19 cases in Escambia County dipped to 5.9%. A week ago, the overall positive percentage…

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Reopening Escarosa guide released

In an effort to provide the public in Northwest Florida concise and accurate information related to COVID-19 business resources, a consortium of Escambia and Santa…

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Mandatory testing and guidelines

Mandatory LTC testing Jim Saunders of The News Service of Florida reports state Agency for Health Care Administration yesterday issued emergency orders to require nursing homes…

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COVID-19: Sunday update

DOH Escambia entered new 154 test results into the system, 2.6% were positive – bringing overall positive percentage down to 6%. The county only had…

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COVID: Saturday Haircut Edition

Four Escambia County long-term care facilities have had deaths associated with COVID-19, according to a FDOH report released late Friday. The LTC deaths account for…

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Business Updates

Reopening Florida Business Survey As business in Florida reopens, FloridaWest is working with our ESF-18 partners at The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce and Visit…

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COVID-19 Friday noon update

While the county’s percentage of positive COVID-19 cases continues to fall, the number of deaths and hospitalizations have increased.  As of 11 a.m. Friday, May…

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Figuring out the new normal for hospitality and tourism

by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly As Florida businesses begin to reopen and reassess how best to proceed in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, members of…

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Friday morning update

The latest update on Santa Rosa wildfire from Santa Rosa County Emergency Management : Evening update on the Five Mile Swamp Fire: – The fire is…

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COVID-19: Thursday afternoon update

Florida had another big day for COVID-19 deaths – 61, bringing total to 1,600.  DOH Escambia entered 225 test results today, 5.3% positive –which brought…

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Another COVID-19 death

The Florida Department of Health has been slow to update its dashboard. The county surveillance report shows Escambia County now has 616 positive cases, up…

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Nursing home residents: ‘Real people who want to keep living’

A former advocacy outreach coordinator for the Center for Independent Living said it’s wrong for people to think that every resident of a long-term care…

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Another Thursday a.m. update

Residents from Navarre to Gulf Breeze awoke to the smell of smoke from the wildfire in the Garcon Point area on the north side of…

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Nursing home COVID-19 cases

Eleven of Escambia County’s 15 COVID-19 associated deaths are with long-term care facilities, according to the latest reports from FDOH. The health department hasn’t reported…

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COVID-19: Wednesday May 6 noon report

Escambia County had another COVID-19 death. In the past week, the county has had four deaths – bringing the total to 15 as of this…

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