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Real News: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023

Pensacola International Airport director Matt Coughlin discusses how the FAA computer issues yesterday impacted flights. Tim Kinsella discusses the Mayor’s Transition Team report. As the…

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Posted in State & National News

By the Numbers: Concealed Weapons Licenses

More than 2.62 million people had Florida concealed-weapons licenses at the end of 2022. Here are the 20 counties with the most license-holders: — Miami-Dade…

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Posted in Business Entertainment

Podcast: ‘Sacred’ executive producer responds to criticism – transcript added

Elrico Tunstall and his attorney, Chris Crawford, appeared on WCOA this morning. They discussed the non-disclosure agreement for the distribution of the movie Sacred. They…

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Posted in Education

Navy Federal supports public schools

Navy Federal Credit Union hosted over 120 Escambia County district administrators and principals from more than 60 different schools to share how Navy Federal team…

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Pensacola to study burial ground at Miraflores Park

Pensacola to Study Burial Ground at Miraflores Park by Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Following the discovery of human remains in Miraflores Park and verification that the…

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Real News: Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023

State Rep. Alex Andrade has a different take on Congressman Matt Gaetz’s opposition to Rep. Kevin McCarthy becoming Speaker of the House: “You can’t fix…

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Posted in Pensacola Politics

Archives show Havana Square was a ‘negro graveyard’ in 1887

Yesterday, Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves announced that as a result of research following the discovery of human remains at Miraflores Park in June 2021, the…

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Posted in Business

Celebrate National Blood Donor Month

January is National Blood Donor Month, a time to recognize the importance of giving blood and celebrating this gift of life’s impact of those who…

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Posted in Pensacola

Presser Notes: How Best to Spend Last Year’s Leftovers?

By Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly While on vacation in South America, Mayor D.C. Reeves received some troubling news: a longtime Pensacola business, the Apple Market, had…

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Real News: Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves discusses his MICD Just City Mayoral Fellowship, among other things. The City of Pensacola has installed two new 4-way stops and…

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Visit Pensacola promotes Stacey, Man and Samuel

Visit Pensacola is pleased to announce the promotion of three team members within the organization. Previously, Director of Marketing & Communications Nicole Stacey was promoted…

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Mayor announces investments in Public Safety, City Strategic Planning and Maintenance

Last week, Mayor D.C. Reeves hinted this on my radio show. Today, he announced plans to allocate funding from the City of Pensacola’s budget to…

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