Category: Pensacola
Presser Notes: Flying, Sailing & Catching the Sun
by Jeremy Morrison Having recently returned from a municipal scouting mission to Savannah, Ga., Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson was abuzz recounting the trip Monday during…
Presser Notes: Pensacola lands new maritime training simulator
City’s Fire Department Scores Top ISO Rating by Jeremy Morrison Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson took the occasion of his weekly press conference Monday to show…
D2 City Council candidates dive in
by Jeremy Morrison Pensacola residents got a look at their District 2 Pensacola City Council candidates Thursday during a forum hosted by Women for Responsible…
Pensacola’s Strong-Mayor system seems secure
Charter Commission Resists Reconsiderations by Jeremy Morrison It appears that the city of Pensacola will be sticking with the strong-mayor form of government selected by…
Pensacola Ciclovia returns [podcast]
After a two-year hiatus, Ciclovia returns to downtown Pensacola. Rand Hicks has the details. Inweekly has more on the weekend event – here.
City Reminds Residents of Micromobility Rules and Reporting Options
The City of Pensacola would like to remind e-scooter users to “scoot smart†and follow the new rules of the Shared Micromobility Pilot Program in…
Pensacola mayoral candidates discuss local issues
By Jeremy Morrison A packed hall inside the Bayview Community Center got an initial look at the field of Pensacola’s mayoral candidates Tuesday evening. Most…
City improves Garden Street Median
Improvements to the Garden Street median are now underway as part of the City of Pensacola’s Garden Street Landscaping Revitalization Project, which will greatly improve…
Presser Notes: NoMoCo, Affordable Housing & an Exit’s Exit?
By Jeremy Morrison Once again, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson said Monday; the city is phasing out its regular release of local COVID stats as part…
Town Hall Notes: Red Lights, a Road Diet & Rising Power Bills
by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Topics traversed during Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson’s March 1 town hall represented a variety of concerns within the city, with citizens…
REMINDER: Mayor Robinson holding town hall tonight
The public is invited to attend Mayor Grover Robinson’s Town Hall Tuesday, March 1 at 6:30 p.m. at the Vickrey Resource Center, 2130 Summit Blvd….
Presser Notes: Mardi Gras Gushing, Bye-bye Football & Sidetracked
By Jeremy Morrison Reflecting on the weekend parades, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson said that he really enjoys this Mardi Gras-soaked season. “Mardi Gras is always…
Inside Inspired proposal [podcast]
From Inweekly: By Jeremy Morrison and Rick Outzen Though some expressed concerns about the funding, rebates and blight, the Pensacola City Council has given its…
National Engineers Week [podcast]
Guided Particle Systems cordially invites you to meet the team and learn about company projects and internship opportunities in celebration of National Engineers Week. REGISTER…
Moore and Bergosh [podcasts]
Pensacola City Councilman Jared Moore offers a preview of this week’s council agenda. Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh talks about last week’s BCC meeting and…
Alan Manning on presidents [podcast]
On WCOA this morning, historian and Clark Partington’s managing partner Alan Manning discussed the legacies of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Ulysses Grant and James Polk….
Myers questions move to takeover FPL inside city limits
On WCOA, Pensacola Councilwoman Sherri Myers expressed her concerns over the city taking over the electric utility inside its city limits. “I’m very concerned over…
Remember Recycling Center rules
The City of Pensacola would like to remind residents of the rules at the Summit Boulevard Recycling Center, due to a high volume of Styrofoam…
New City scooter rules
New changes to the Shared Micromobility Pilot Program are in effect after City Council approved an amendment to the ordinance at the Feb. 10 City…
Rehab of Hunter Pool begun
The City of Pensacola will begin improvements to the Cecil T. Hunter Pool on Wednesday, Feb. 16, with project completion expected by late 2022. The…





















