Category: News
Reimagine Jackson Street, Part 2 [podcast]
The community is invited to the second public meeting for the Jackson Street Master Plan on Tuesday, May 24 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Brownsville Community Center, located…
Grotto Hall area to be cleaned up
The City of Pensacola has been selected by the Environmental Protection Agency to receive a $367,000 Brownsfields Assessment Grant, which will be used to conduct…
Stomping out Fair Districts
By Grayson Keglovic Florida’s “fair districts†are being “stomped off in our faces,†with Gov. Ron DeSantis to blame, League of Women Voters of Florida…
Coast Guard Tall Ship coming in June
Pensacola Navy League to Welcome America’s Tall Ship – USCGC Barque Eagle to The Port of Pensacola June 2-5 (Pensacola, FL) The Pensacola Navy League…
The Daily Beast: How FBI learned of plot to extort Papa Gaetz
The Daily Beast has FBI documents that reveal details of the FBI sting operation that led to Okaloosa County developer Stephen Alford pleading guilty to…
Blue Wahoos salute Navy baseball [podcast]
The Pensacola Blue Wahoos have partnered with Naval Air Station Pensacola to honor the legacy of the Navy in the Pensacola community and the history…
National Senior Games sponsored by Humana [podcast]
Nearly 12,000 inspirational senior athletes have come together this year in Fort Lauderdale for the National Senior Games sponsored by Humana. Since 2013, Humana has…
Sea Turtle Baby Shower on June 4 [podcast]
The Pensacola Beach Advocates, Island Times, the Santa Rosa Island Authority and the Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce are hosting the annual Sea Turtle Baby…
Retired assistant state attorney to be honored at Gulf Coast Kid’s House
Retired ASA, Anne M Patterson is being recognized for her contributions to justice for child victims of abuse on May 27. Ms. Patterson’s son, Michael…
Open Our Museum campaign launched [podcast]
A website and petition campaign called Open Our Museum has been organized by a group of local citizens and civic leaders working together to urge…
Dixon School of Arts & Sciences earns top music honors [podcast]
Nine students from Dixon School of Arts & Sciences recently earned top honors at the acclaimed “Music in the Parks†music festival held in Atlanta,…
Covenant Care hiring [podcast]
Covenant Care, a leading non-profit provider of post-acute healthcare services, invites healthcare workers to take the next step in their careers and “Grow With Covenant…
Paws on Palafox returns
On Saturday, May 21, Pensacola Humane Society and hundreds of dog owners will take to the streets of downtown Pensacola for Paws for Palafox, a…
Inside Ukraine-Russia POW exchange [podcast]
Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar told a Ukrainian TV station that a deal was struck to exchange badly injured soldiers from the Azovstal steel…
Presser Notes: Creekside Politics, Fields of Tech & NAS ASK
by Jeremy Morrison Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson made clear Monday that he was upset about an issue brought forward last week during a Pensacola City…
Valerie’s House celebrates one year [podcast]
Valerie’s House -Pensacola, a non-profit with its sole mission of helping children grieve the death of a family member, is celebrating its one-year anniversary of…
UWF Argo wrap-up [podcast]
Will Kennedy wraps up the spring semester for the University of West Florida athletics and discusses preparations being made for the fall football season on…
Real News podcast: Buffalo and online radicalization
Law enforcement officials say the Buffalo, New York, supermarket shooting has underscored their long-held fear that someone could be radicalized online, have access to guns,…
Escambia celebrates EMS Week [podcast]
At the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 5, the board adopted a proclamation to declare May 15-21, 2022, as Emergency Medical Services…
New traffic signals on West Cervantes
Three new traffic signals on West Cervantes Street, at the intersections of North J, North L and North R Streets, will be fully operational beginning…
