Historical plaque to be dedicated at Saenger Theatre

Friends of the Saenger will erect and dedicate a historical plaque at the main entrance of the Saenger Theatre in downtown Pensacola at 6 p.m….

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Mother of Inweekly editor passes

Joann Campbell Delezen, 64, the mother of Inweekly editor Joani Delezen, passed away peacefully Saturday, May 12 in her Milton home. The family is inviting…

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From the Ground Up Community Garden to presented June 1

On Friday, June 1, From the Ground Up Community Garden will officially present a mural by Hand in Hand Creative that lines the garden’s shipping…

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MSNBC: Small-town murder, intrigue in ‘City of Grudges’

Friends have asked that I post my ‘Morning Joe’ interview about my novel ‘City of Grudges.’ Here is the link.

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Gulf Breeze had a representative at Royal Wedding

Gulf Breeze High School graduate (Class of 1999) and star of the NBC series Timeless, Abby Spencer attended the royal wedding on Saturday. Abby is…

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2018 Foo Foo Festival grants announced

2018 Foo Foo Festival Grant Awards Mini Grant Awards: Eventity— $10,000.00 Lamplighter Mentoring — $10,000.00 Frank Brown — $10,000.00 Sunday’s Child — $3,358.00 Truth for…

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The story of Sgt. William Wayne Seay

If you read only one news story this weekend, please make it this one about the heroism of Pensacola native Sgt. William Wayne Seay that…

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Project Oyster set to begin

The Bream Fishermen Association (BFA) and Pensacola Bay Oyster Company have partnered on the Project Oyster Pilot (POP) study to improve water quality throughout Pensacola…

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Skatepark vs. Bayview Center and Boathouse

If the City of Pensacola could rein in the $9.6-million cost for the proposed Bayview Park Community Center and Boathouse and get the cost closer…

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Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on May 12

On Saturday, May 12, the letter carriers of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties will join forces to help Stamp Out Hunger in our community. In…

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New Name for Homeless Coalition

EscaRosa Coalition on the Homeless (ECOH) has launched a major rebrand initiative to reintroduce itself to the public and highlight Coordinated Entry, the organization’s new,…

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‘City of Grudges’ breaks into Mississippi Top 10 bestsellers

The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss. publishes on Sunday’s Top 10 Bestsellers in the state. The list is a mix of non-fiction and fiction. “City of…

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Triumph board approves $3 million workforce training grant for Escambia County

Today, the Triumph Gulf Coast board approved a $3-million grant for workforce development in Escambia County that was submitted by the Escambia County School District…

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Friends of WFPL to host Big Spring Book Sale this weekend

Spring is sprung, and that means it’s time to stock up on books at the Friends of West Florida Public Library’s Big Spring Book Sale,…

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30th Annual Cattails Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament deadline approaches

The 30th Annual Cattails Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament will be held May 4-5 at the newly-renovated Pensacola Athletic Center, 7700 West Highway 98. This is…

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Rally Foundation announces celebrity participants

Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research has announced that Joe Hawley, Reggie Evans, Fred Robbins and Dominik Hixon would be participating in Rally On The…

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Mr. Steve to visit Studer Family Children’s Hospital at Sacred Heart

PBS KIDS co-host MR. STEVE will visit Studer Family Children’s Hospital at Sacred Heart from 2-3 p.m. Friday, April 20. He will visit patients at…

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Pensacola connection to Stormy Daniels-Donald Trump saga

There is a Pensacola connection to the latest episode of the Stormy Daniels-Donald Trump saga. Yesterday, porn star Stormy Daniels and her lawyer, Michael Avenatti,…

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Latest info on Tall Ships

Tall Ships® Pensacola is set to take over Downtown Pensacola April 12 – 15. The event marks the first time Tall Ships America® will bring…

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UWF hosts annual Take Back The Night event tomorrow

The University of West Florida Department of Recreation and Wellness Services will host the 19th annual Take Back The Night event tomorrow, April 4 at…

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