Council Paves Way for Pen Air

Once it had become apparent that the Pen Air deal was hitting a true snag, Mayor Ashton Hayward made his way into the meeting room….

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City Council Rundown

The Pensacola City Council will be covering matters ranging from budgets to personnel to liquor during its Committee of the Whole meeting this afternoon. Council…

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Buzz: WCOA now FM

WCOA NewsTalk is now broadcasting on 100.7 – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

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Three Questions: Bonfire Jam’s Joe Lewis

We interviewed Joe Lewis, the president of Bonfire Jam, about his upcoming music festival on Pensacola Beach. IN: What makes you think you will be…

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Child Abuse arrests

Escambia County deputies arrest 3 in abuse case. On April 21, deputies responded to the 2800 block of Christine St after receiving calls of a…

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4H Friends approve sale

Press release: The Friends of 4-H, a group of concerned citizens, parents, 4-H alumni and friends of Escambia County 4-H, have reviewed the signed Memorandum…

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$5.78 million in Early Restoration Projects

(Press Release) Restoration of more than four miles of sand dunes, enhancement of two existing boat ramps and construction of two new boat ramps are…

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Local lawyer on ‘Hardball’

Clark Partington’s own Ken Bell will be on Hardball with Chris Matthews today at 4pm central. Justice Bell will be interviewed about his role on…

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Wal-Mart Looks for Liquor License

An attorney representing Wal-Mart Store #1224—the local Creighton Road location—will be requesting next week that the city of Pensacola grant the store permission to sell…

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Union asks for 3-cent gas tax for ECAT

Dear Honorable Board of County Commissioners, Escambia County, Florida: The Executive Board of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1395 has been following the current issues…

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Viewpoint on Langley Bell 4-H Center sale

Rick, My name is Ken Meharg. I am an agricultural educator that retired from the Escambia County School District in 2010 after spending 30 years…

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Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis & Overholtz, PLLC is teaming up with the Southern Youth Sports Association (SYSA). Starting Monday, April 23, the law firm will donate…

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