From the City of Pensacola: The City of Pensacola is offering its citizens and employees an option to enroll in credit monitoring following last month’s network security incident. TransUnion is handling this….
Category: Politics
Daily Outtakes: Lawmakers’ cash
In District 1, State Rep. Michelle Salzman continued to burn through her campaign checking account. Since January 2023, Salzman has raised $114,892 and spent most of it, except for $8,809 she had…
Who was on the first Power List?
Times have changed since June 2007, thank goodness 1-10 Fred Levin, trial attorney and founder Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Echsner & Proctor Lacey Collier, U.S. District Court judge; chairman Community Maritime Park…
Ice Flyers Show Mettle, But Lose Heartbreaker
Game 1 Of Playoff Series Vs. Peoria By Bill Vilona Ice Flyers Correspondent The Ice Flyers played the style they wanted, the effort they needed and got exceptional goaltending to be on…
Daily Outtakes: Martha Saunders tops Power List
The most audacious and anticipated list in Pensacola is the Power List. Who would dare to rank people based on their influence and risk upsetting elected officials, advertisers, and the good old…
Courthouses closing
The Escambia and Santa Rosa County courthouses will close at 1 p.m. today due to the incoming severe weather. The Walton County courthouse will close at 3 p.m. Okaloosa County courthouses will…
Daily Outtakes: Severe Weather Day
Escambia and Santa Rosa counties face an enhanced to moderate risk of severe storms this afternoon and into the evening. In the thunderstorms, wind gusts of up to 80 mph are possible….
Real News: Hockey, City and NCAA Final Four
The Pensacola Ice Flyers are in a best-of-three playoff series with the Peoria Rivermen. Owner Greg Harris has the details. Listen to the podcast. UWF women’s basketball coach Stephanie Yelton watched the…
Presser Notes – April 9
Cyber Attack Update In accordance with the city’s protocol, Mayor D.C. Reeves is not directly involved in the cyber attack investigation. The FDLE and FBI are responsible for releasing any statements. The…
Daily Outtakes: Who drove up 401a legal bills—not the BCC
Former city council member Sherri Myers is upset about the costly litigation regarding the 401a plan. The issue could have been resolved two years ago, but the county clerk bogged down the…
City Online Bill Pay Restored
The City of Pensacola is happy to report that we have restored the online bill pay option for Pensacola Energy and Sanitation Services customers. We appreciate the patience of our customers as…
401a owed FRS, not Childers
Escambia County Clerk Pam Childers jumped the gun when she sent a letter to the county demanding payments from the commissioners enrolled in the 401a plan. Judge William Stone made it clear…