The chances of me being chosen as the next president of Pensacola State College are only slightly worse than the New Orleans Pelicans winning the 2027 NBA championship. My only hope is…
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County Commission District 2: Kohler vs. Dorsey
Kohler vs. Dorsey: same Chamber questions, very different answers on property tax reform, LOST and the Bay Center’s future. See where they split
Rising Star Continues to Rise
Business GrayRobinson Names Joseph Passeretti Managing Shareholder of Pensacola Office GrayRobinson has appointed Joseph A. Passeretti, B.C.S., as managing shareholder of its Pensacola office, the firm announced this week. Passeretti was part…
Could 14th Ave. and Gregory St. Get a Traffic Light?
Deadly Pensacola intersection may finally get a traffic light. City Administrator reveals timeline + safety fixes coming before signal decision.
My Application for Pensacola State College President
Bachelor’s degree? Check. Tallahassee know-how? Not quite. I may throw my hat in the ring for PSC president, and you should, too.
Public Invited to Pensacola FC Championship Celebration
Pensacola’s semi-professional soccer team, Pensacola FC, celebrates its national championship from 5 to 7 p.m. at Apple Annie’s at Seville Quarter
Jason Libbert Named Pensacola Sports President and CEO
After 12 years building Pensacola Sports’ events, Jason Libbert’s back—this time as President & CEO. He takes the reins from the legendary Ray Palmer.
Pensacola Millennials: 62% Own Homes
Pensacola Millennials are buying homes faster than almost anywhere else in America, while local renters are shrinking. How does this jibe with your experiences?
Rodríguez Brings “Crime, Cost, Corruption” Campaign to Pensacola
He calls the AG “the root of” corruption in Tallahassee. Democrat José Javier Rodríguez brings his “Crime, Cost, Corruption” campaign to Pensacola
Cowboy Mouth’s Fred LeBlanc Returns to Vinyl Aug. 1
Cowboy Mouth’s Fred LeBlanc talks Jazz Fest, aging like the Stones, and his new song “Me and Jim Beam” ahead of his Aug. 1 Pensacola show.
Next Pensacola State President Only Needs Bachelor’s
Eight days left to apply. No higher-ed experience required. PSC’s presidential search has a curious pattern—and it points somewhere specific. Another rigged hiring?
Conversations with Mayoral Candidates
Pensacola mayoral race heats up: Reeves, Trawick, Williams, Shorter & Brown talk curfews, affordability & jobs. Hill declines interview.
Zam’s Bowls + Burritos Opens in Pensacola
Aussie doctor Sam Prince picked Pensacola for the first U.S. Zam’s Bowls + Burritos — and its “Plate 4 Plate” program has already funded 108M meals.
Escambia County Bans Data Centers
Escambia commissioners vote 5-0 to ban data centers under county land rules, then set an Aug. 6 hearing to make it official.
Pensacola Mourns the Passing of Former City Councilman John Jerralds
Pensacola mourns former Councilman John Jerralds — decades of District 5 service, a fierce voice for equity and citizen input
UWF’s Clifford Humphrey Can’t Help Himself
UWF’s Clifford Humphrey is stacking campus speakers with conservatives again — even after an internal review found his office may be breaking state law.
Budget Workshop Turns Personal
LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commissioners Clash Over Cuts, Community Funding Commissioner Stroberger wants to kill the community support fund. Commissioner Hofberger says she’s already found half a million dollars in cuts, calls helping citizens…
Gulf Breeze Will Do Opens 2026 Grant Cycle
Gulf Breeze Will Do opens its 2026 grant cycle—$1K–$10K for local nonprofits, schools, and groups. Applications due Sept 1.
Stranded: Patrick Reed’s Nightmare
A blind Pensacola man begged commissioners not to cut his ride to work. Ten months later, ECAT left him stranded anyway. Chaos at ECAT is hurting people.
Reeves Proposes Leaner Budget, Staggered Raises
Mayor Reeves says Pensacola’s general fund will shrink by $256,400 next year—with staggered COLA raises, a tighter hiring process, and OT freeze.