Category: Caring
Inweekly July 9, 2026 Issue—News & Views That Matter
Your penny’s on the ballot, teachers finally get credit, and PSC students fought censorship & won. New Inweekly is out — read it all
Sweet Tea Murders: Billings Case
On the anniversary of the Billings murders, police historian Michael Earl Simmons previews Sweet Tea Murders — true crime with a Pensacola accent.
Grassroots Charity Raise $$$ for Mental Health Effort
He lost a friend to suicide. Now Ryan Goldberg’s Campfire Fund has put 80 people through therapy — and it’s throwing a bash July 11
ALICE Still Lives in Escambia County
Community & Economy Half Our Neighbors Are One Car Repair Away From Crisis United Way’s ALICE Report shows nearly 50% of Escambia and Santa Rosa…
Childers Offers to Settle First Tee Lawsuit for $50
Childers offers First Tee & WEAC $50 each to settle the lawsuit over funds she refused to pay. Here’s why that number isn’t an accident.
First Tee’s Marty Stanovich on Lawsuit vs. Pam Childers
First Tee Gulf Coast director Marty Stanovich is setting the record straight on the nonprofit funding fight with Escambia County Clerk Pam Childers.
Buona Fortuna Lodge Honors Four Scholars in 20th Anniversary Year
Pensacola’s Buona Fortuna Lodge marks 20 years by awarding 4 scholarships—including a first-ever Women in STEM award—and $80K+ given to students over the years.
Pensacola Navy League Honors Military Volunteer
A Pensacola Sailor gave 150+ volunteer hours to her community—and earned the military’s top local volunteer honor for it. Here’s her story.
2026 Pensacola Beach Air Show Line-up
Pensacola’s hometown heroes will take center stage as the 2026 Pensacola Beach Air Show returns July 15 to 18, hosted by the Santa Rosa Island…
Escambia Children’s Trust and Its Rodney Jones Problem
The Escambia Children’s Trust handed $900K to a family operation with questionable financials and little oversight. Now the public is left holding the bag.
Five Flags Speedway Doubleheader
Five Flags Speedway roars back this weekend! Twin 100s, $10K on the line each night, Super Late Models, and two nights of Blizzard Series action. Don’t miss it!
Inweekly: Pensacola’s Juneteenth Celebration
Juneteenth festival, a rigged library hire, 80 years of Greenhut, Michelin’s first Pensacola pick & more. Inweekly June 11 is out now. inweekly.net
City Legal Team Wins Battle of the Barristers
Pensacola lawyers traded courtrooms for trivia questions—and raised money for working families who earn too much for help but still can’t make ends meet.
Anderson Subaru Supports Fight Against Breast Cancer
Anderson Subaru handed the Pensacola Breast Cancer Association a $39,000 check—part of $225K+ given since 2014 to fund free mammograms for uninsured women
PYP Names Title Sponsors for Fireworks
Pensacola Coca-Cola And Cumberland Farms Named Title Sponsors For Pensacola’s America 250th Anniversary Fourth of July Fireworks Show Pensacola, FL – July 4, 2026 –…
Cox Employees Award $60,000 to Six Gulf Coast Nonprofits
Cox employees voted to award $60,000 to 6 Gulf Coast nonprofits—funding STEAM camps, free science programs, beds for kids, and watershed education.
Life’s A Dance Having Scheduling Problem
Life’s A Dance promised to feed hungry kids—but no check was ever written. 2026 Schedule uncertain. Now people are all asking questions.
Tonight: Levin Papantonio Hosts Community Town Hall on Youth Social Media Safety
As social media continues to shape the daily lives of young people, concerns surrounding mental health, online exploitation, cyberbullying, sleep disruption, and addictive platform design…
Veterans Memorial Getting Restrooms
After 12 years and a trail of failed plans, Pensacola’s Veterans Memorial Park is finally getting a permanent restroom. Mayor Reeves says it’s happening.
Five Flags Speedway Kicks Off Summer Season
Five Flags Speedway kicks off summer May 29 with a $5 family night—bike races, 30+ bicycle giveaways, trophies, ice cream, and live racing. Legends start here!
