Category: Politics
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…
Real News podcasts: Thursday, July 21
President Biden on Wednesday announced a few executive actions to address climate change, with a focus on helping Americans facing extreme heat — but the…
Blake Doyle Skatepark groundbreaking set [podcast]
The City of Pensacola invites the public to a groundbreaking event on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 4 p.m. kicking off construction of the Blake Doyle…
Meet Pensacola City Council District 6 candidates [podcasts]
Ann Hill, Mo Padden and Allison Patton share their backgrounds, why they are running and what they hope to accomplish if elected.
Real News podcasts: Wednesday, June 20, 2022
Where in the world does Doug ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Underhill live? Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh discusses the board’s decision to ask Gov. DeSantis to investigate…
Underhill’s Facebook passion has been costly for Escambia taxpayers
Few Panhandle politicians love Facebook as much as Escambia County Commissioner Doug Underhill, and this passion has exhausted the patience of his fellow commissioners and…
City District 5 Town Hall
Mayor Grover Robinson and District 5 Councilwoman Teniadé Broughton will host a District 5 Town Hall Meeting and community meet and greet on Wednesday, Aug. 3 at the…
Real News has Rebekah Jones at 7:10 am
We have a full slate of guests on the topics that everyone is talking about: 7:10 Rebekah Jones will respond to the lawsuit filed to…
Podcasts: Pensacola City Council District 2
Meet Charles Bare, Brian Hoffman, Char Powell and Brian Wyer.
Presser Notes: Padlocked Port-a-Pottie & Charter Chit Chat
By Jeremy Morrison Homeless advocate Mike Kimbrel is currently in some trouble, with the Downtown Improve Board charging that he cut the lock off of…
Confederate statue lawsuit sent to circuit court
ON Wednesday, July 13, Federal Judge Casey Rodgers issued an order remanding the Ladies Memorial Association’s lawsuit regarding the Confederate monument that the city of…
Real News podcasts: Monday, July 18, 2022
Mayor Grover Robinson discusses stormwater and other city issues. The White House is on the defensive after President Biden’s first trip to the Middle East…
BCC releases Underhill transcripts [podcast]
Last Thursday, the Escambia County Commission voted to release the transcripts from the various shade meetings held to discuss the lawsuits involving Commissioner Underhill’s public…
Top Blog and Inweekly reads
Presser Notes: Sign Kerfuffle, Estuary Rah-rah & Charter Advice JEREMY MORRISON JULY 12, 2022 2 COMMENTS Pensacola’s decade-running municipal experiment with the strong-mayor form of government has…
Real News: Top listens of the past week
My opening for the July 15 show includes Commissioner Underhill’s comments about his residency and Inweekly getting a Potty for downtown Pensacola. Exclusive interview with…
