More teen on teen violence. Yet no one wants to call gang-related. WEAR TV reports: Pensacola Police say a 16 year old stabbed an 18 year old Wednesday evening. It happened near…
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People are not happy here
Yesterday, the Better Pensacola Forum has released its first Quality of Life survey that was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research of Washington, D.C. The managing trustee of the non-profit, Jerry Maygarden,…
Quality of Life survey
Escambia County and Pensacola on the Right Track or Wrong Track: 54% Escambia say headed in wrong direction; 52% Pensacola say headed in wrong direction. Only 20% say we are headed in…
More on Better Pensacola Forum and survey
The Better Pensacola Forum has released its first annual attitude survey. The Quality of Life survey was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research of Washington, D.C. The company surveyed 800 registered Escambia…
Crist visits Milton
Gov. Charlie Crist visited the shelter at the Milton Community Center. It was more than a publicity stunt. According to volunteers there, Crist shook hands, thanked volunteers and really spent time with…
Apology
I took a complete days away from the blog, and it looks like a few bigots creeped into the comments. With Obama in the presidential race, I guess such attempts are to…
McCain to announce VP choice
I have my cell phone charged so that I take the call.
MOby, PNJ and Luke play catch up
The News Journal endorsed McNesby. WCOA’s Luke McCoy said David Morgan wasn’t even worthy to shine McNesby’s shows. PNJ columnist Mark OBrien plays catch up in his column today. Oops….Having the support…
Michael Stewart fired
My name is Michael Stewart and I was an investigative reporter with the Pensacola News Journal. News Journal Executive Editor Dick Schneider and Publisher Kevin Doyle fired me today. To my many…
Joe, why don’t you get a shovel
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Quint Studer Named
Press release Quint Studer Named One of 100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare Gulf Breeze, Fla. (August 27, 2008) – Quint Studer, founder and CEO of Pensacola-based Studer Group, a preeminent outcomes…
IN Your Head Radio Backtracks
Pensacola City Council candidate Jeffrey A. Humbles who was arrested Monday night talked on IN Your Head Radio today. LISTEN
Jeffrey Humbles arrest could be bogus
The PNJ reported that Pensacola City Council candidate (Dist. 6) Jeffrey Humbles was arrested and charged with resisting arrest. Humbles came on IN Your Head Radio to describe what happened. He saw…
ACLU sues Santa Rosa schools
Press Release: SANTA ROSA COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS MISUSE THEIR PUBLIC POSITIONS TO PROMOTE THEIR RELIGIOUS VIEWPOINTS ACLU Files Complaint on Behalf of Students To Protect Rights of Religious Freedom for All FOR…
IN Your Head Radio 8.27
Today on the show I will talk with David Morgan, Republican nominee for Escambia County Sheriff, Kenneth Quinnell of Florida’s Progressive Coalition Blog who is blogging the Democratic National Convention and Scott…
White and Young win big
While the prevailing sentiment appears to be “vote the bums out,” Marie Young and Kevin White won handily in crowded fields. Both had huge leads among the absentees and early voters, and…
Recycling vote costs Fink
Logan Fink will not be returning to the ECUA board. He was beat out by newcomer Elizabeth Campbell. Fink did not vote for mandatory curbside recycling. His district was more for it…
Morgan wins
Ronnie McNesby is out. Congratulations to David Morgan. For nearly four years he has tenaciously campaigned for the Republican nomination for Escambia County Sheriff. For months, we had been hearing that McNesby’s…
IN Your Head Radio 8.26
Today is a special expanded show beginning at 11:00 on News Radio 1620. We will talk with Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum and Steve Sharp from Escambia County Schools on gang activity,…
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