Category: News

Pensacola Police Department has a greater arrest rate per 100,000 citizens than Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. About one of ten arrests is a juvenile.  …

The state crime rate for 100,000 people is 4,104.7 per 100,000.  Escambia County is higher – 4970.7. Here is a graph of the county’s crime…

Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a statement regarding the 2010 Uniform Crime Report released today by Governor Scott, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and…

Had to reconfigure safeguards and add another step to posting comments. All should be fine now.

CLUE FOUR Some of T.T.’s toys have come home to roost in two rooms for you to scour. Take a walk through the throng and…

There is a new conspiracy making the rounds on the web. It lists the unusual number of scientists, whistleblowers and others affiliated with the BP…

Daily News reports on the recently renovated Gulf Breeze Zoo. Read more.

He built the fort, then demanded possession but Lieutenant Slemmer his entry forbade. On the way to the Rodman see some remains of his home…

That’s the question Assistant City Attorney Susan Woolf has presented the Pensacola City Council. The issue is can a city council member appoint someone to…

Education is more than test scores. While Escambia County Public School District focuses on FCAT scores, Florida and 41 other states are moving towards the…

Emerald Coast Utilities Authority began today shutting down the Main Street Wastewater Treatment Plant. They will be conducting an official “Shut-Down” ceremony on Thursday, April…

Business Week has an article on the Sweepstakes Internet cafes that are popping up in strip centers across the state. First-time customers must sign a…

The Escambia County Public School District has 11 middle and elementary schools that have greater than 70 percent minority student populations. All have over 90…

More proof that schools with minority and economically disadvantaged students can succeed. There are 87 non-charter middle and elementary schools in Florida that have over…

Press Register: Federal prosecutors Thursday objected to the U.S. Probation Office’s conclusion that former Mobile County Commissioner Stephen Nodine should get a sentencing break for…

1. The irrational, over-the-top hatred for Barack Obama. 2. Putting corporations ahead of people in the state budget. 3. How an FCAT test score became…

We are learning that our state representatives are only nice to their local districts when they are campaigning for office. Once the election is over,…

Press Release: Tallahassee – These past two weeks have been very busy in Tallahassee with both the legislature as well as some good news for…

Minority and economically disadvantaged students can excel in the right school: MATER ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH Total Students 9TH 398 10TH 336 11TH 356 12TH 371…

Press Release: ServisFirst Bank Pensacola announces that it has brought together a diverse and experienced group of Pensacola corporate leaders to serve as the Bank’s…