Social Media – What Went Viral This Week

Our social media traffic gave us an interesting view into what went viral online. This past week alone, we had an 82% increase in pageviews:…

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Top Reads: Week Ended Dec. 13, 2025

People miss their downtown post office and are excited to see work begin on the new location on South Jefferson St. This post garnered triple…

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Weekend Buzz: One Energy Place for Sale

Florida Power & Light has put its Northwest Florida headquarters, One Energy Place, on the market. The 250,000 sq. ft. building is subject to offer,…

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Then It Got Weird: Boots for Matt Berry Claims Permit, Raising $$$

Last week, Boots for Matt Berry received a permit distributing food at Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza on Friday evenings. Mayor D.C. Reeves told us…

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Community Forces Council to Pull Baptist Redevelopment Contract

The Pensacola City Council meeting stretched past two and a half hours Thursday night as dozens of residents packed chambers to oppose hiring Bayou District…

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Port of Pensacola

Shipbuilder Asks For One-Year Exclusivity Agreement

Mayor D.C. Reeves has asked the Pensacola City Council to approve a one-year exclusivity agreement for Project Maeve at the Port of Pensacola. Details: As…

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City Releases MLK Plaza Permit…It’s Not for FNB

The City of Pensacola has released a redacted copy of the permit, which it says will allow Food Not Bombs to hold its protests and…

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Community Activists Ask Mayor to Listen on Baptist Project

—Concerns Mount Over Out-of-State Firm’s Role in Project— Community activist Hale Morrissette is sounding the alarm about the redevelopment of Pensacola’s Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus,…

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City Unveils First Step of New Palafox Project Communication Plan

The City of Pensacola’s Strategic Initiatives Officer, Adrianne Walker, has sent an update on the communication plan for The New Palafox project to downtown business and…

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Food Not Bombs Has Valid Permit, But We Can’t See It

At his press conference this morning, I asked Mayor D.C. Reeves about the status of the Food Not Bombs’ event permit and the status of…

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Baptist Legacy Campus: Six months of Public Input and Planning Ahead

The Pensacola City Council will consider hiring Bayou District Consulting, LLC, to provide development advisory services for the redevelopment of the Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus….

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Top Reads: Week Ended Dec. 6, 2025

A Thanksgiving weekend arrest has set the stage for a First Amendment battle between Food Not Bombs and the City of Pensacola over weekly meal…

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Weekend Buzz: Downtown Post Office

POST OFFICE: Work has begun on the new downtown Pensacola post office. It’s at the site of the old Sluggo’s and Napoleon Bakery on South…

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Food Not Bombs Rejects City Permit, Calls Weekly Meal a First Amendment Right

—Group says sharing food requires no permit, questions who obtained authorization on their behalf— Just hours after Mayor D.C. Reeves announced a “harmonious resolution” to…

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Breaking News

Breaking: City Gives Permit to Food Not Bombs

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves has announced on social media that someone has obtained a permit for Food Not Bombs to continue its Friday food giveways…

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Inweekly: ‘Tis the Season for Giving

‘Tis the Season for Giving Back The holiday season usually revolves around big dinners, colorful lights and presents. But it’s also a time for charity….

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Over 8,200 Shoppers Take Part in All I Want Giveaway

From Downtown Improvement Board executive director Walker Wilson: “All I Want” Holiday Promotion has seen $73,761.98 in receipts submitted to date! All I Want runs…

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Pensacola Mardi Gras Announces New Parade Route

—Also, Tuesday Night Processionals to Support Downtown During Construction— Pensacola Mardi Gras is adapting to downtown’s “Reimagine Palafox” construction project with a temporary parade route…

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Video: The Dynamics of the Homeless Advocate’s Arrest

In an age where interactions between the public and law enforcement are under constant scrutiny, especially when it involves feeding unhoused individuals, understanding the dynamics…

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Wait, Wait. Pensacola City Council, Mayor Knew About MLK Curfew Issue

Mayor D.C. Reeves and the Pensacola City Council cannot claim that they are unaware of problems concerning MLK Plaza’s sunset curfew. Downtown business owner Dan…

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