Want to find out how Dana Atkinson stole from the Santa Rosa County Tax Collector’s office listen at 1:15 today? I will walk you through the grand theft scheme. On NewRadio 1620…
American Red Cross CEO linked to Miss. woman
American Red Cross chief Mark Everson was forced to resign Tuesday, Nov. 27, after reportedly having an affair with a junior employee. The New York Post identified the woman as working for…
USA president wants football
According to the Mobile Press Register University of South Alabama President Gordon Moulton said Thursday that he will ask trustees, when they meet next week, to launch an intercollegiate football program. “At…
Don’t drink the water
The Escambia County Health Department has issued health alerts for parts of Bayou Grande and Bayou Texar because bacteria levels are above state standards. Health officials advise against swimming, fishing and other…
Surprise, city council delays another action
There are no surprises with the Pensacola City Council. Last night, the board known for its inaction voted to delay loaning the Community Maritime Park Associates until the Florida Supreme Court decides…
SR teachers want pay raise
All is not well in the highly successful Santa Rosa County public school system. Teachers are petitioning the school board for pay raises. While Okaloosa and Escambia teachers got raises this year,…
Did a grudge play a role in bottle club vote?
The buzz around town is that Pensacola City Councilman Jack Nobles may have changed his position on the closing time for bottle clubs because Brian and Crystal Spencer were in favor of…
WEAR TV 3 adds another of news hour
Beginning Dec. 10, the local ABC affiliate will start its afternoon news at 4 pm. Mollye Barrows will be one of the anchors. The Sinclair-owned station has lost ground to Mobile’s WKRG…
Oral Roberts University Scandal on IYHR
Today on IN Your Head Radio, I will interview reporters from the Oklahoma Gazette on the scandals that have rocked Oral Roberts University. Last Friday, ORU president and televangelist Richard Roberts resigned…
Edwards backs out of Destin event
The Fort Walton Daily News reports that John Edwards is passing on the campaign fundraiser scheduled for tonight at Harbor Docks in Destin. Restaurant owner Charles Morgan says Edwards chose to attend…
Charter school problem
Jacqueline Harris Academy has had its school buses shut down for being “Grossly Incompliant With Documentation.” WEAR TV 3 reports that the Escambia School District’s school bus inspector found the school had…
We interviewed Guiliani
We did interview GOP frontrunner Rudy Guiliani today on IN Your Head Radio as he was stepping on a plane for flight to St. Petersburg, Florida. Guiliani was sharp and quick-witted during…
Studer book still climbing
Results That Last has made the Wall Street Journal bestseller list for two weeks in a row and moving up from #12 to #10. Studer was quoted from the book last week…
Guiliani is still on
The interview has been moved to 1:30 p.m. At 1:15, I will interview Jim Nintzel of the Tucson Weekly about their Project White House. It’s still possible the radio interview may fall…
Guiliani on IN Your Head Radio – maybe
We got word yesterday that Rudy Guiliani will be available today for an interview on IN Your Head Radio at 1:15 p.m. My producer, Sena Madison, has been working hard to get…
Chamber on YouTube
On November 8, 2007, 200 great minds came together to change the history of healthcare. Pensacola was the place. The Chamber was the force. They promise “The most exciting part is yet…
Amtrak still no go in Panhandle
Amtrak shut down service between Orlando and New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the central Gulf Coast in August 2005. And while its management is discussing reopening the train line…
Studer helps Wisc. school district
The Janesville Gazette reports Quint Studer is helping the school district in which he taught special education. Coaches pine for it. Bosses dream about it. How, they ask themselves, can they get…
Pensacola – underground railroad
Pensacola got mentioned in a column in The Sheboygan Press on abolitionist Jonathan Walker. It was in the autumn of 1843 that Jonathan Walker found himself back in Harwich, Mass., where he…
Zoo director not fired
The Fort Walton Daily News has stayed on top of the Gulf Breeze Zoo story. This Sunday they interviewed Doug Kemper, the former zoo director, and the new one, Danyelle Lantz. Read…
