Studers announce Pensacola Business Challenge

Quint and Rishy Studer announced this afternoon the kickoff of the Pensacola Business Challenge, a contest for entrepreneurs and business owners to win a business…

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ECAT union asks for info

Dear Ms. Lovoy (Escambia County budget director), I see that on the agenda for this Thursday, November 8th, 2011 that the “Request for Qualification for…

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Hayward passes out $750 bonus to employees

Yesterday, this message was sent to all the City of Pensacola employees: MESSAGE TO EMPLOYEES December 5, 2011 Re: City Employee Appreciation Ladies and Gentlemen,…

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Exclusive: Bob Cole’s financial troubles popped up two years ago

The financial troubles of Santa Rosa County Commissioner Bob Cole surfaced more than two years ago, according to a law enforcement reports obtained by the…

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TEAM Santa Rosa to get contract extension

A FBI raid and federal grand jury haven’t dissuaded the Santa Rosa County Commission from extending the contract with TEAM Santa Rosa to handle the…

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Chavers withdraws from sheriff’s race

William (Bill) Chavers, NPA, (former Chief Deputy for Sheriff David Morgan) withdrew today from the Escambia County Sheriff’s race for the 2012 General Election, according…

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Numbers Are In: 2011 A Record Year For Tourism

Maybe the Chamber should give the head of tourism a raise. Oh yeah, they fired him. Press Release: Lodging revenues collected in fiscal 2011 on…

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View of Maritime Stadium

I visited the Maritime Park stadium on Saturday. These photos don’t do it justice. The view is breathtaking. View the slide show

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Trending video: GOP Race Focuses on Romney and Gingrich

GOP Race Focuses on Romney and Gingrich With the implosion of Herman Cain’s campaign amid accusations of adultery and sexual harassment, the once-crowded 2012 Republican…

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Done Manifesto

  The Done Manifesto is a set of working rules based on a sense of urgency. No time for careful deliberation, move on. It was…

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BP to Pay $426,500 Penalty

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced this week that several subsidiaries of BP America Inc. have agreed to pay a $426,500 penalty and ensure…

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London Free Press writes up Pensacola

Pensacola has attracted the attention of the travel writers. This articles on the Naval Museum, historic downtown Pensacola, the new maritime park, Global Grill and…

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Buzz: And he is coming to Pensacola

We keep hearing that GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich is coming to Pensacola. Not sure if it will be in December, but definitely before Jan….

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Video: Gingrich says he will be nominee

Jake Tapper interviews presidential candidate as surging polls put him ahead. Source: ABC

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What not to say in workplace conversations

Real Simple has few suggestions on what to say in workplace conversations and offers substitute phrases: “That’s not my job.” “This might sound stupid, but…”…

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Chief Simmons: Warn first, arrest later

In an effort to deter panhandling within city limits, Pensacola Police officers have begun enforcing Escambia County’s panhandling ordinance by issuing warnings to violators. “It…

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Occupy takes a stroll

Heads to Federal Court for Hearing: Occupy Pensacola will be marching from City Hall to the Federal Court building on North Palafox St. today for…

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Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union Puts Over $1 Million Back Into the Local Economy

Press Release: At a time when big banks are looking for ways to take more money out of consumers’ pockets, Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union…

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Video: Gingrich tops Romney in S.C. presidential poll

Newt Gingrich looks to pick up more support in South Carolina, where a new state poll shows him 11 points ahead of rival GOP presidential…

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Cool: 4 million-page British newspaper archive online

People will now be able to search the ‘British Newspaper Archive’, which is made up of 4 million pages – containing articles from local and…

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