Over 7,600 votes cast today inside city of Pensacola

The three heaviest voting city precincts are #107 Grace Lutheran 716 votes,  #98 Macedonia Baptist Church 620 votes and #46  Trinity Presbyterian Church 612 votes. …

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Over 16K city voters have cast ballots

The City of Pensacola could set a record for turnout in a mid-term election.  According to the Supervisor of Elections’ spreadsheet of early and mail-in…

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Poll: Robinson widens lead over Spencer

Inweekly polled likely city of Pensacola voters at the end of last week.  According to the Political Matrix poll of 457 likely voters, Grover Robinson…

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Bruce Beach ribbon cutting on Saturday

Press Release: Mayor Ashton Hayward would like to invite the community to join him for a ribbon cutting ceremony at Bruce Beach, 601 W Main…

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ST Engineering deal inked

This past weekend, Scott Luth, FloridaWest CEO, and Escambia County Board of County Commission Chairman Jeff Bergosh were among the participants in a historic Memorandum…

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With election two weeks away, Hayward endorse Spencer for mayor

Press Release: Mayor Ashton Hayward Announces Support for Brian Spencer to Succeed Him as Pensacola’s Next Mayor PENSACOLA, Fla. (Oct. 23, 2018) – Mayoral candidate…

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FOP endorses Robinson and Moore

The Jim “Billy” Barnes Memorial Lodge #71, the Pensacola chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, announced this morning that it is endorsing Grover Robinson…

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Council District 6 race too close to call

According to the most recent Inweekly/Political Matrix poll of likely Pensacola City Council District 6 voters, Ann Hill has a slight lead, 28.7 points, over…

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With 25 days left, Mayor’s race tightens

According to the latest Inweekly/Political Matrix poll of 493 likely Pensacola voters, the race for mayor is getting closer with Brian Spencer now only trailing…

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U.S. Supreme Court rejects fast-tracking Bayview Cross case

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a request from the city of Pensacola to speed up consideration of a case about the removal of…

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No Port vision plan on council agenda

According to the timetable presented to the citizens in June, the Final Vision Plan and Reinvestment Strategy for the Port of Pensacola was to be…

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Council agenda missing significant public records

The mayor’s office has released the agenda for next week’s Pensacola City Council meeting.  Two items lack the necessary public records for the public to…

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East Hill resident asks for town hall meeting on community center

We received this memo that has been sent to Mayor Ashton Hayward and the Pensacola City Council: To: Mayor and Council Members of the City…

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Scenic Highway Foundation offers trolley and boat tour

The Scenic Highway Foundation Board is excited about its first ever Trolley and Boat Tour — 1:45-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13. The foundation calls it…

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City attorney a finalist for Brownsville, Texas job

Pensacola City Attorney Lysia Bowling is among the four finalist to become attorney for the city of Brownsville, Texas. The other finalists are Brownsville Municipal…

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Call for artist for CUBED Luminous

The Pensacola Museum of Art, University of West Florida Historic Trust and ACRE TV Artist-Made-Tele-Vision have released an open call for artists for the second…

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Saenger Theatre management considers options for new Palafox entrance

Press Release: The Saenger Theatre bid-out the installation of new Palafox entrance doors in order to facilitate implementation of employing metal detectors that were mandated…

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Since primary, Spencer has outraised Robinson 2-1 in mayoral race

Brian Spencer has been a money-raising machine in his bid to be Pensacola’s next mayor. Since the August 28 primary, the Pensacola city councilman has…

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Pensacola recognizes past lynchings and begins dialogue

by Duwayne Escobedo …Yesterday in Ferdinand Plaza, locals marked lynchings of David Alexander, Leander Shaw and others held in Pensacola over the past century by…

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Olson changed administrative appeal procedures for non-union employees

We learned this morning that former City Administrator Eric Olson inactivated the Human Resource Manual and replaced it with the Mayor’s Administrative Policies and Procedures,…

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