Category: Caring
Chaotic Trust meeting ends with no decision on funding
The Escambia Children’s Trust Board held a meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 9, that lasted over two hours. The staff brought the board three funding proposals….
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…
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,…
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…
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…
Streaming: A League of Their Own, Five Days at Memorial, Day Shift
ABC News’ Jason Nathanson has the details.
Remembering Rodney Jackson [podcast]
As we reported yesterday, Rodney Jackson passed suddenly yesterday.In 2006, 38-year-old Rodney Jackson was named to the PNJ 40 Under 40. When asked what he…
Oh no, Children’s Trust holding daylong listening session
Taking a note from the Achieve Escambia notebook, the Escambia Children’s Trust is holding a daylong “Passing the Mic to Providers” event from 8 a.m.-5…
Naval Flight Surgery celebrates 100 years
NAVAL AIR STATION PENSACOLA, Fla. – Naval Aerospace Medical Institute (NAMI) personnel commemorated the 100th anniversary of aeromedical officers (AMOs), commonly referred to as “flight…
GB Rotary hosted Seastars Aquatics event
The Rotary Club of Gulf Breeze hosted an event at Seastars Aquatics at The Salvation Army Swimming Pool on Thursday, August, 4 to award a…
Mayor offers to get DIB, Homeless advocate to the table [podcast]
On WCOA this morning, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson said he would try to get the Downtown Improvement Board officers and homeless advocate Mike Kimbrel to…
This is National Health Center Week [podcast]
National Health Center Week (August 7 – 13) is an annual celebration with the goal of raising awareness about the mission and accomplishments of America’s…
Councilman Jones speaks on DIB issue
From Councilman Casey Jones: It is unfortunate that this incident occurred while the City Council, the Mayor, and City Staff are working in conjunction with…
Support Rally Foundation
Every Friday we celebrate Pensacola. Today we honored the Rally Foundation that supports research into childhood cancer. Cindi Bonner joined us. You can me a…
Movies: Bullet Train, Thirteen Lives and what happened to Batgirl
Jason Nathanson covers Bullet Train, the stylish new Brad Pitt action flick and Ron Howard’s Thirteen Lives, about the dramatic rescue of the boys soccer…
Monkeypox declared national public health emergency
The Biden administration on Thursday declared monkeypox a public health emergency, with cases on the rise across the country. The declaration follows the World Health…
DIB vs. Homeless continues
The Tuesday meeting between the DIB board and homeless advocate Michael Kimberl and his attorney fell apart when Kimberl’s attorney got tied up in court…
Movies in the Park concludes with ‘Encanto’ on Friday
The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department has partnered with Latino Media Gulf Coast, Periódico La Costa Latina Bilingual Newspaper, to host a celebration of Latin…
Meet ‘Sacred Hart’ creator Elrico Tunstall [podcast]
The original drama series ‘Sacred Hart’ will be filming in Pensacola soon. It’s about a fictional Black family in Pensacola that battles to keep its…
Pensacola begins work on first public skatepark
By Jeremy Morrison Beneath spans of Interstate-110 Tuesday, the city of Pensacola officially broke ground on the Blake Doyle Skatepark. “Sometimes people are asking me,…
