Category: News

The Pensacola City Council is again discussing bringing someone on as its staff person. The board met with a prospect last  year, but the candidate…

IMPACT 100 is hosting a special Valentine’s Open House membership event, Monday, Feb. 13 at the Pensacola Museum of Art from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30…

I’m hearing that the U.S. Senate and House are  balking at the Restore Act – which would guarantee that the majority of the BP fine…

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been added to May 18-20 Hangoutfest in Gulf Shores.  Tickets will go on sale Feb. 10. See the full…

Hello! We are some of the protesters who express their points of view on the streets of Bucharest.  We want the world to know  that we see…

The Flordia Department of Education released an announcement that for the third year in a row, Florida had the highest percentage of high school graduates…

February 7, 2012 –Downtown Pensacola is bringing parking into the 21st Century with the Park First Plan, a comprehensive strategy that includes a customer-friendly meter…

Every Wednesday (including today) throughout the month of February you can drop off donations for Waterfront Mission at Hillcrest Baptist Church from 10 a.m. to…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) presented Escambia County with a plaque in recognition of the County’s participation and success in the National Flood Insurance…

(Press Release) – Women who volunteer to participate in the WRAP Program (Women’s Reentry Assistance Program) at the Escambia County Jail can now read books to…

There’s a big difference between Daryl Davis and some of the friends he’s made over the years. He’s black and they were in the Klan….

Pensacola City Council members are once again split on what Mayor Ashton Hayward can and cannot—and should or should not—do. The familiar debate over the…