Kinda seems that way…

Or maybe it’s just that we have had two debates within 12 hours.  Slate.com’s John Dickerson ponders the serious lack of humor in the GOP…

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Would you trust BP to drill in the Arctic Circle?

Not me. BP–which has come to stand for Bulls$%t Petroleum– has proven that it is a serial polluter (if not a serial killer). According to…

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For Sale: Pensacola Civic Center

Escambia County commissioners are looking to unload the Pensacola Civic Center. But  Commission Chairman Wilson Robertson isn’t getting his hopes up. “Personally, I don’t think…

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Ice Flyers add local owner

Press Release: The Ice Flyers ownership group, headed by Tim Kerr, added a new member to the group prior to the season. Greg Harris joins…

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Unemployment Ticks Down to 8.5%, Tea Party apologizes to Obama

…not really… A burst of hiring in December pushed the unemployment rate to its lowest level in nearly three years, giving the economy a boost…

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New Clerk of Court Candidate

Ernie Lee Magaha, Republican, pre-filed today for Clerk of the Court for the 2012 General Election. For the complete candidate list go here: http://escambiavotes.com/current-candidates-and-finances  

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Buzz: CMPA scraps stadium seating, only gets $1500

The Community Maritime Park Associates had the Blue Wahoos pay over $200,000 to upgrade stadium seats at the Maritime Park. What happened to the seats…

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Port as Offshore-Drilling Pitstop?

The Global 1200 is the latest gargantuan fixture up at Pensacola’s port. It’s a whopper of a vessel, with steel braids of cranes and infrastructure…

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Bondi Responds to Feinberg’s Freeze

Recently, Gulf Coast Claims Facility Claims Administrator Kenneth Feinberg froze payments following a court order from Dec. 28. The Court in the multi-district oil spill…

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Buzz: GB Police Chief resigns

Gulf Breeze City Manager Buzz Eddy announced this afternoon that Peter Paulding has resigned as the police chief, effective Jan. 12. Paulding has served the…

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County Considers Settling Lawsuits

During the board’s meeting tomorrow, the Escambia County Commission may be settling two lawsuits filed against the county. The first lawsuit involves a traffic accident…

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Bachmann is out.

She did not endorse another candidate. Perry is tweeting that he is still in. Sourced cbsnews.com

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Video: Rev. Monk in his own words

The latest video on Rev. Monk, his confrontation with Sam Hall and his ministry:

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ATU local reiterates request for Hall apology

From: Michael A. Lowery To: atu1395 ; jjerralds ; smyers ; ahayward ; pcwu ; mdeweese ; ljohnson ; bspencer ; rtownsend ; mpratt Cc:…

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Video: Iowa Caucus wrap up

And the winners are: Romney and Santorum Republican presidential contenders Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney were effectively tied in the party’s first nominating contest in…

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Assigned Seating for the TDC

The Escambia County Commission will be asked Thursday to approve updated designations for members of the Tourist Development Council. The TDC, according to state statute,…

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Video: Newt calls Mitt a liar

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich tells Bob Schieffer and Norah O’Donnell that opponent Mitt Romney is a “liar,” but he would still support him over…

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TEAM Santa Rosa update

TEAM staff is continuing to work with representatives from Project Vortex- a company that could bring in excess of 700 jobs to Santa Rosa County….

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Irish bookies give edge to Romney

Irish betting company Paddy Power have made Mitt Romney the favourite for today’s Iowa caucus. The former Massachusetts governor is available at Evens with his…

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US Airways expands into Pensacola

US Airways announced today that it will expand service for its customers in Pensacola, Fla. by launching daily, nonstop service to Reagan National Airport following…

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