Thomas must give back grant funds

The Escambia County School Board will discuss at its Dec. 14 regular meeting the audit of the Restorative Justice Grant, the $945,000 three-year grant that…

Continue Reading

Nodine Trial: Victim’s sister got a text

The murder trial of Steve Nodine, former Mobile County Commissioner and frequent VIP visitor to Pensacola, got off with a bang yesterday. Susan Bloodworth, the…

Continue Reading

Ford to head House Energy and Utilities Subcommittee

Press Release: This afternoon Florida House Speaker Dean Cannon announced the chairmanships for the Subcommittees for the 2011 Legislative Session. State Representative Clay Ford, District…

Continue Reading

Santa Rosa FCAT GPA 3.67

Milton High jumped from a D to A school based on FCAT scores. Jay & Gulf Breeze maintained their A’s. Central maintained its B. Pace…

Continue Reading

Escambia County has slight in high school FCAT grades, thanks to Northview

Escambia County high school FCAT grades dropped at Escambia High (from C to D) and Pine Forest (from C to D). Northview High jumped from…

Continue Reading

Niceville High exchange student sent home

As a joke international exchange student Jawdat “J.D.” Kasab wrote “Death to America” on a board inside a Niceville High School classroom. He not only…

Continue Reading

Gulf Power uses ECUA water

Press Release: Gulf Power using millions of gallons of reclaimed water from ECUA Millions of gallons of reclaimed water now are flowing from ECUA to…

Continue Reading

MPDP Out of Compliance with EBO

Promises Kept or Broken – Part IV The problems with the Maritime Park’s EBO Agreement program and the failure to live up to the Covenant…

Continue Reading

EBO Minutes: Fishing expedition by Fleming

EBO Minutes: Fishing expedition by Fleming Posted on December 2, 2010 The Equal Business Opportunity Committee of the Community Maritime Park Associates, Inc. was called…

Continue Reading

MPDP: Davison’s words don’t matter

Promises: kept or broken? — Part 3 Maritime Park Development Partners responded in a letter to the CMPA EBO Committee on Oct. 7 to the…

Continue Reading

2010 IN Turkey Awards

On Thanksgiving Day, the Winners & Losers staff sat around on their couches with bloated bellies and texted in their suggestions for the 2010 IN…

Continue Reading

Another EBO complaint

Tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. the CMPA’s EBO Committee will hear a report from the EBO Compliance Officer Lou Ray on a complaint by GB Green…

Continue Reading

MPDP battles EBO complaint

Promises: kept or broken? — Part 2 The man who drafted the Equal Business Opportunity agreement between Community Maritime Park Associates and Maritime Park Development…

Continue Reading

Bell to retire from PPD

Press Release: When Pensacola Police Sgt. When Pensacola Police Sgt. Robert Bell retires Wednesday (Dec. 1), the local Fraternal Order of Police Lodge will lose…

Continue Reading

Davison pay unclear

I spent an hour this morning reviewing the invoices that have been submitted to the CMPA for the maritime park. According to the MPDP invoices,…

Continue Reading

New Outrage in the Gulf

My latest article for The Daily Beast is on a new report that shows Congress bears substantial blame for the weak response to largest environmental…

Continue Reading

Land Capital/Davison has $7M+ judgment against them

The default judgment for the garnishment has been apparently set aside, according to my sources (Davison Default Judgment Disposition, but there is an even bigger…

Continue Reading

MPDP has $300K+ default judgment

It’s Case No. 2010-CA-1657 – a default final judgment by Wells Fargo Bank vs. LCG Mesa, LLC and Scott Davison. Maritime Park Development Partners is…

Continue Reading

PBJ: Top 10 Business Stories of 2010

I didn’t realize that PNJ is still printing the Pensacola Business Journal, but they have already decided on the top 10 business stories of the…

Continue Reading

Vision 2015 update

Vision 2015 Pledges To date, 35 companies have invested in the Vision 2015 plan to bring 3,000 jobs to the region.  Pledges to date: $3,248,500

Continue Reading