New report says Florida healthcare at the bottom

Commonwealth Fund releases a study today that shows Florida ranks 40th in access to care, 45th in quality and 39th in equity of care. Among…

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Inweekly news roundup

WedsDaily Dose Brownsville man learns you can’t tie up grandma and whack her. Troy Moon writes that WCOA’s “Pensacola Speaks” is about what’s right with…

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Slavery – No Longer Global Family Secret

The State Department agrees that slavery is a problem. Should we send this to “Newsy Neighbors”? U.S. Releases Report on Modern-Day Slavery; Rice Says Problem…

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Miller has no problem with McCoy

When Luke McCoy retired, our Congressman Jeff Miller gave this speech from the House floor. Apparently diversity isn’t an issue for the congressman: In Recognition…

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GOP grumblings on Access Escambia

We’re hearing grumbings among the local GOP executive committee that some of their members oppose the half-cent sales tax for primary care for the uninsured…

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Fighting panhandlers elsewhere

It looks like Comm. Gene Valentino was ahead of other communities in dealing with panhandlers. The St. Pete Times reports that the city of St….

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Mary Poppins wins Tony

…the award, not the Soprano. Minutes before the Sopranos final episode aired on Sunday. Local Ashley Brown performed “Chim Chim, Cher-ee” on CBS’s broadcast of…

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Rick’s Blog No. 6 Most Influential Blog in Florida

According to BlogNetNews.com, this blog is the sixth most influential blog in Florida. It’s the top political blog north of Gainesville. Here are the top…

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INweekly dailies highlight

TuesDaily Dose It’s that time of year when people get upset about the graffiti on the 17th Ave. Bridge. Oh, there’s a story on property…

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How stupid is Pensacola?

That’s the question that WCOA is asking and hoping the answer is “Very.” Will Pensacola believe that Luke McCoy’s only problem is that his show…

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Yep, Luke is back

Opening without any explanation why he left “Pensacola Speaks,” Luke McCoy promised to be fresh, kinder, better than ever and more diverse. Don Parker screened…

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Please help daily…you can report for them

Today the daily will accept news stories from the public. According to yesterday’s column by the executive editor Dick Schneider: Each day, we’ll have information…

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