The Public Record: Geronimo

From 2010 to 2011, Inweekly had a popular history column done by Maxwell Chase, who would answer questions from readers. Dear Maxwell, I would like…

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Who Said What – Wednesday, July 26

David Magee, bestselling author and founder of the William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing at the University of Mississippi, will speak on student mental health…

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Daily Outtakes: Can’t find teachers

The Escambia County School Board heard at its special meeting on Monday that the school district has 340 teaching openings.  Students are returning to class…

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The Public Record: Red-light District

From 2010 to 2011, Inweekly had a popular history column done by Maxwell Chase, who would answer questions from readers. Dear Maxwell, I’ve heard about…

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OLF 8 offer drops to $24.1 million

D.R. Horton lowered its offer for the Outlying Landing Field 8 (OLF-8) property from $42 million to $24.1 million. Why? The homebuilder’s original offer was…

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Beyond Van Gogh

Step inside the works of post-Impressionist icon Vincent van Gogh when Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience, produced by Paquin Entertainment Group, opens at the…

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Who Said What – Tuesday, July 25

Mayor D. C. Reeves covered the dropping of mandatory curb recycling on the show, but he also discussed the machete attack and changing the city’s…

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Trust to hold town halls

In 2020, to guarantee the future of our community, Escambia County voters supported the creation of the Escambia Children’s Trust (ECT) to invest in our…

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Daily Outtakes: Winner edition

Pensacola International Airport Wins For Titan Pensacola International Airport has been honored with the Commercial Service Airport Project of the Year award by the Florida…

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The Public Record: Daniel Boone

From 2010 to 2011, Inweekly had a popular history column done by Maxwell Chase, who would answer questions from readers. Dear Maxwell, Recently I was…

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Mayor’s Presser: Three Takeaways

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves held his weekly press conference this morning. Here are my takeaways: 1. Police Chief Eric Randall discussed how his officers walked…

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Who said what

Yesterday, I had County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh on “Real News.” He expects to receive a revised offer for OLF 8 from DR Horton and Stirling…

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Daily Outtakes: Who is doing the indoctrinating

DeSantis Indoctrination Begins State education officials have approved content from the conservative nonprofit PragerU to be shown in Florida schools as “supplemental teaching materials.” PragerU…

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Campaign advice for DeSantis

Gov. Ron DeSantis is rebooting his presidential campaign, and he’s receiving advice from friends and critics. Pro-DeSantis political pundit Javier Manjarres has chimed in with…

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Local Dems respond to new Black history curriculum

Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Board of Education are taking fire for the new African American history curriculum for Florida public schools. The Escambia…

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Daily Outtakes: More fight book ban

Last week, five additional parents joined the  federal lawsuit filed earlier this spring against the Escambia County School Board for the removals and restrictions of…

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Thank you from Shrek

From Caron Sjoberg of Ideaworks: “I just wanted to send a quick note to thank you for helping to get the word out about “Shrek…

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Charter School USA salaries high and will go higher

Teachers at the new Warrington Prep Academy are seeing hefty pay increases over what the Escambia County School District is offering, and a rumor has…

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Daily Outtakes: Space Force update

First-ever USSF Guardian Takes Command U.S. Space Force Lt. Col. Garrett Duff has assumed command of the 45th Comptroller Squadron at Patrick Space Force Base…

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The Public Record: Bayfront Auditorium

From 2010 to 2011, Inweekly had a popular history column done by Maxwell Chase, who would answer questions from readers. Dear Maxwell, I was wondering…

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