Category: Politics
ECUA Recycling Facility’s reopening delayed
ECUA received an update this week from the supplier providing the two conveyor belts needed to operate the processing lines. The revised shipping date is…
City Council meets on charter ballot language
City Council will hold a special meeting on Thursday, July 28 at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, located on the first floor of City Hall at…
Real News podcasts: Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Bands on the Bayou returns Saturday, July 30. The artist is Abby Kasch. Donna Dickey has the details. The Miami Herald reports on how Florida…
IP Employees Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships
The I.P. Pensacola Employees Scholarship Foundation, Inc. announces the recipients of four college scholarships. Awarded annually to high school seniors, the scholarships were established more…
Real News podcast: Rebekah Jones goes off
In her first on-air interview since the lawsuit was filed to disqualify her candidacy for Congress, Rebekah Jones pulls no punches and goes off against…
Childers has turned over more than half her staff in less than six years
It took several weeks, but Inweekly finally received the demographic data on Escambia County Clerk Pam Childers’ staff. We got the payroll information on her…
Real News podcasts: Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Let’s recap of the day. Peggy Schiller discusses her lawsuit to disqualify opponent Rebekah Jones for Aug. 23 Democratic primary. CEO Dr. Vicky Basra shares…
County celebrates Chief Hiebert’s 35 years
Escambia County Fire Rescue extends its gratitude to District Chief Henry Hiebert, stationed out of ECFR- Station #18 in Molino, who recently celebrated 35 years…
Justice for Girls Blueprint [podcast]
Last week, the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center released its Justice for Girls Blueprint that details the policy and practice reforms needed to create a…
A Feel Good podcast: Weis Health Ambassadors
Barbara Hayes of Community Health Northwest shares the story of the C.A. Weis Elementary students that serve as health ambassadors for the community clinic at…
Lincoln Project takes aim at Matt Gaetz
This morning, The Lincoln Project released an ad attacking U.S. Rep. Gaetz over a comment he made during the Turning Point Action Summit that “the…
Voter registration ends today
If you want to vote in the Aug. 23 primary, you need to register today. If you want to change parties, you have to do…
Locals named judges
Gov. DeSantis has appointed a Cantonment man as a First Circuit Court judge and a Pensacola woman to the county court. Randall “Todd” Harris of…
Schiller responds to Jones’ claims on hearing
Press release: Final Hearing to Disqualify Rebekah Jones Set for August 5th by Peggy Schiller Campaign in Rebekah Jones’s false claims Posted on 23/07/2022 15:17…
Top Listens for July
The Real News podcasts are having a strong month. Top Four Podcasts for July: My opening for the July 15 show includes Commissioner Underhill’s comments…
Real News podcasts: Friday, July 22, 2022
Ashley McGlothren, the Pensacola Little Theatre’s marketing director, discusses the upcoming performance of ‘Cinderella.’ Matt Wolfe talks about San Diego Comic-Con, Jordan Peele’s “Nope” and…
Breaking: Rebekah Jones blocks emergency injunction
Democratic Congressional candidate Rebekah Jones staved off emergency injunction that would have removed her for the Aug. 23 Democratic Primary ballot. Florida 2nd Judicial Circuit…
PMA earns national accreditation [podcast]
The University of West Florida Pensacola Museum of Art has again achieved accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums, the highest national recognition afforded to…
Crenshaw named head of Sanitation Services
The City of Pensacola has named Fred Crenshaw as the new Sanitation Services and Fleet Management Director, responsible for overseeing Code Enforcement, Fleet Management and Sanitation…
‘City of Grudges’ scavenger hunt – Clue #2
My book ‘City of Grudges‘ is placed in Pensacola and uses many local restaurants – past and present – as settings for the action. We…
