Hawthorne responds to Grover

September 28, 2011 RE: Public Response to Grover Robinson’s reported interview Dear PNJ and IN, I am sending this letter to you because of the…

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Full text of PNJ interview with Grover

Escambia County Commissioner Grover Robinson shared with the IN the entire transcript of his written interview with the PNJ: PNJ: In regard to your e-mail…

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What’s the Council’s take on executive’s cold feet?

IN reporter Jeremy Morrison interviewed the Pensacola City Council to get their reaction to news that their choice for the newly created city council executive…

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Buzz: Council Exec pick drops out

Scotty Davis, Pensacola City Council’s pick for its council executive after a five-month search, has withdrawn from the position. Here is the email from City…

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TDC Death Match: Round Three

From Grover Robinson: Terry, You nailed the heart of the issue without really mentioning it. Your right there is a good marketing plan and good…

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TDC Death Match: Round Two

From Terry Scruggs, interim Chamber VP for tourism: Grover, With all due respect here is two cents worth from the “new kid on the block”…

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TDC Death Match: Round One

From Commissioner Grover Robinson: From: “Grover C. Robinson” Date: September 26, 2011 5:38:12 PM CDT To: “Grover C. Robinson” , ewb , “‘julian@innisfree.com’” , “‘robertr@resortrealtylife.com’”…

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Panhandle gets $1.5B Solar Farm

National Solar Power of Melbourne announced Monday it has chosen Gadsden County, the county west of Tallahassee, for a $1.5-billion solar power project. The facility…

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No dadgum judge knows better than Evers

State Sen. Greg “Lock-n-load” Evers (R-Baker) is upset that a federal judge placed an injunction on his gun law that prevented doctors from asking their…

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WOB replaces Blazzues

Press Release: Granger Properties today announced a commercial real estate lease agreement with the national company World of Beer. World of Beer is based out…

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PETA vs. Cole Brothers Circus

Press Release: After filing two complaints with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) regarding the physical safety and psychological well-being of two elephants, PETA has…

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Wall Street Protest

The protests on Wall Street may be the most under reported story of this past week. The group Occupy Wall Street streamed live some of…

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Regulations impact on jobs, not as much as some think

Bureau of Labor Statistics shows employers attributing a small fraction of job losses to governmental regulations. In the first half of 2011, employers listed regulations…

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Veolia responds to ECAT workers

We received this letter from Veolia, the French company that manages Escambia County Area Transit: Thanks Escambia Community I’d like to thank everyone for their…

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Do less taxes really equal more jobs?

This Miami Herald cartoon (click on image to enlarge) illustrates the absurdity of the Right-Wing agenda:

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Ascend (formerly Solutia) adds 102 jobs

WEAR TV 3 reported last night that Ascend Performance Materials, formerly Solutia, is expanding its Nylon Manufacturing Plant, at a cost of $50-million. The expansion…

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Grover proposes TDC plan

An Open letter sent to TDC and media: Dear Fellow TDC Members: I realize the intention of this meeting was not to begin the debate…

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Express bus route works in Broward County

Sun-Sentinel reports: “This route is like none other in Broward. Riders park their luxury cars before boarding and carry iPads and laptops to enjoy free…

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French company behind labor problems with ECAT

Veolia Transportation manages Escambia County Area Transit. According to the local workers, who are paid on average about $12/hour, Veolia violated a contract by not…

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Mayor’s Office – Weekly Update 9.20.11

Press Release: Port of Pensacola secures grant funding, attendance up at pre-school programs, and City launches Facebook and Twitter –The Port of Pensacola has been…

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