Council on Aging Forced to Reduce Hot Meals

Last week, WEAR-TV reporter Melanie Levi reported that cuts have been made to the Council on Aging’s congregate food program, which serves approximately 800 hot…

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Florida TaxWatch Offers Five Options to Reduce Property Taxes

Gov. Ron DeSantis has questioned whether Floridians should continue paying “perpetual rent” to the government on property they already own. A new Florida TaxWatch report…

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Podcast: Florida Sheriff on Constitutional Approach to Open Carry

Following a recent appellate court decision lifting Florida’s open carry prohibition, law enforcement across the state faces a complex legal puzzle about where firearms can…

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Cruise Ships Coming to Pensacola in March 2026

Travel Market Report is touting American Cruise Line’s eight-day Gulf Coast cruise between Pensacola and New Orleans. “The eight-day Gulf Coast itinerary sails between New…

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Dream Becomes Reality: SYSA Breaks Ground on Rafferty Center

After decades of planning and community support, the Southern Youth Sports Association (SYSA) officially broke ground this morning on the Rafferty Center. Decades in the…

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WUSF Picks Up Story on UWF Hiring DeSantis-linked Law Firm

While other local media virtually ignored University of West Florida Trustee Chair Rebecca Matthews’s insistence on hiring Lawson Huck Gonzalez (LHG) over the objection of…

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UWF honors Warren Averett, Mort O’Sullivan

The University of West Florida celebrated the lifetime giving of Warren Averett at a special ceremony in the Lewis Bear Jr. College of Business. The…

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New Survey: Florida Women Face Rising Challenges

Florida women report that their basic needs are becoming increasingly difficult to meet. According to the 2025 Voices of Florida Women Survey, conducted by the…

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Daily Outtakes: UWF Getting Charter School, But Who Will Run It?

University of West Florida faculty and staff received an email from the administration on Friday stating, “The University of West Florida is exploring the possibility…

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Top Reads: Week ended Sept. 20, 2025

MANNY’S PAYDAY The University of West Florida Board of Trustees convened this week, and once again, its decisions to create a nice future for Interim…

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Open Carry Ruling May Change Other Prohibited Places

The appeals court ruling struck down the state’s ban on openly carrying firearm puts pressure on Florida lawmakers. The decision created legal confusion because existing…

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Data Breach: Pensacola Hospitalist Physicians LLC

Claim Depot reports: Pensacola Hospitalist Physicians LLC, a hospitalist group based in Pensacola, Florida, experienced a major data breach. Suspicious activity within the medical group’s…

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Children’s Home Society Celebrates Influencers

The Children’s Home Society of Florida (CHS) celebrated its partners and donors during its Annual Community Influencers Luncheon. Recognizing Outstanding Service Jessica Jensen received Volunteer…

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Perdido Landfill Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Location Changing Oct. 6

Perdido Landfill Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Location Changing Oct. 6 Escambia County Waste Services will begin accepting Household Hazardous Waste at a new location inside…

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Pensacola Unveils World War II Heritage Exhibit

In a week filled with news stories, this one almost got overlooked. The City of Pensacola officially unveiled a new World War II micro exhibit…

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Behind the Scenes of American Magic HQ

American Magic’s Chief Operations Officer, Tyson Lamond, provided a behind-the-scenes tour for the local media of the team’s nearly completed 63,000-square-foot headquarters at the Port…

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UWF Trustees Give Interim Prez $1M for office renovations

The University of West Florida Board of Trustees continues to send mixed message about whether there will be fair and open job search for the…

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Take Stock in Children adds 38 new scholars

Take Stock in Children of Escambia County recently welcomed 38 new scholars at the annual Take Stock Kickoff Dinner held at The Wright Place, downtown…

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City of Pensacola Reopens Job Search for Administrator

The City of Pensacola received only 10 applicants for the city administrator and has reopened the application period through Wednesday, Sept. 24. Background: The position…

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City of Pensacola Legislative Priorities

Earlier this week, State Rep. Alex Andrade sent a letter to the Pensacola City Council requesting its priorities for the 2026 legislative session. “As the…

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