Brevard County goes for eco-tourism

With NASA shutting down the space shuttle program, Brevard County has come up with a new marketing program to attract tourists –eco-tourism. The Orlando Sentinel…

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Pinellas County gets serious about gun violence

St. Pete Times reports local leaders in Pinellas County have announced a new partnership of the SPPD, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office and State Attorney’s Office…

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Tacos: new brain food

We need to find the public school students more tacos before their FCAT exams. Cumin and cilantro, two common ingredients in Mexican food, can boost…

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Lunch plans? Try King’s BBQ

My favorite BBQ place is King’s Bar-B-Q on North Palafox St. on the corner of Maxwell & Palafox. King Rivers and his wife have struggled…

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US infrastructure decaying

According to report issued yesterday by the American Society of Civil Engineers, if the nation doesn’t adequately fund maintenance and expansion of its deteriorating surface…

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PNJ Deal Chicken part of Gannett master plan

From Gannett Blog: Gannett announced today the national launch of DealChicken, “a new and unique daily deals business,” which will be available in more than…

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“You Play, We Pay!” Offers Up To $300 To Area Visitors

Press Release: Pensacola is bringing back its popular “You Play, We Pay!” promotion that offers visitors an American Express gift card valued at up to…

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Old Pensacola government moved too slow

Louis Cooper reports in the daily newspaper that Avalex Technologies will be moving soon into its new headquarters in south Santa Rosa County. It was…

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Legal opinion: City Council can’t hire

City Attorney Jim Messer has issued his legal opinion on the power of the council to hire council staff. According to Messer, “If a power…

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Scott: ‘We will win this economic war”

Gov. Rick Scott visited Pensacola yesterday. He spoke at The Fish House to the board of the Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, area elected…

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Buzz: Fishermen upset over PB pier fees

On Wednesday July 27, a group of local fishermen led by Michael Williamson of the BLAB TV show ” Catchin’ Fish” are going to the…

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Upcoming Council issues: Charter, Attorney (video)

The Pensacola City Council also discussed hiring its own attorney and getting help on understanding the city charter. Council members Maren DeWeese, Sam Hall and…

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