Inweekly: 2025 Summer Movie Guide

Summer movies are back with a little something for everyone. Whether you crave blood-soaked Southern Gothic vampires, high-octane spy thrills or a heartwarming alien misfit, this season’s lineup is stacked. Read more.

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Opinion

Winners & Losers – Who had a great week, and who could do better? Read more.

Outtakes – On May 22, the Pensacola City Council meeting showcased democracy in action, with passionate community members voicing their perspectives on the Rafferty Center, a project that will benefit the city’s youth for generations to come. Read more.

News

Property Tax: Our Local Lifeline – Your property tax payments cover significant portions of the Escambia County and City of Pensacola general funds—yes, the same general funds that pay for law enforcement, the fire department, street maintenance, water management and libraries. What happens if they go away? Read more.

The Buzz – Usha Kundu, MD College of Health at the University of West Florida celebrates 10 years; Mayor D.C. Reeves seeks collaboration with Escambia Children’s Trust; TDC grant process needs revamping; Clerk’s auditor produced zero reports in Year 1; Fed cuts could lead to hunger crisis and more. Read here.

Arts

Carving Out a Purpose with Sam Ellis – In a moment when the cost of living has skyrocketed and even the most basic necessities may be out of reach, lifelong Pensacola resident Sam Ellis took the leap and launched a website and rebranded her instagram to focus full time on linocut art prints with whimsical and fun nature themes.Read more.

A&E Happenings – What’s happening this weekend? Read more.