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Dixon School of Arts & Sciences earns top music honors [podcast]

Nine students from Dixon School of Arts & Sciences recently earned top honors at the acclaimed “Music in the Parks” music festival held in Atlanta,…

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Covenant Care hiring [podcast]

Covenant Care, a leading non-profit provider of post-acute healthcare services, invites healthcare workers to take the next step in their careers and “Grow With Covenant…

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Paws on Palafox returns

On Saturday, May 21, Pensacola Humane Society and hundreds of dog owners will take to the streets of downtown Pensacola for Paws for Palafox, a…

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Inside Ukraine-Russia POW exchange [podcast]

Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar told a Ukrainian TV station that a deal was struck to exchange badly injured soldiers from the Azovstal steel…

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Presser Notes: Creekside Politics, Fields of Tech & NAS ASK

by Jeremy Morrison Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson made clear Monday that he was upset about an issue brought forward last week during a Pensacola City…

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Valerie’s House celebrates one year [podcast]

Valerie’s House -Pensacola, a non-profit with its sole mission of helping children grieve the death of a family member, is celebrating its one-year anniversary of…

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UWF Argo wrap-up [podcast]

Will Kennedy wraps up the spring semester for the University of West Florida athletics and discusses preparations being made for the fall football season on…

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Real News podcast: Buffalo and online radicalization

Law enforcement officials say the Buffalo, New York, supermarket shooting has underscored their long-held fear that someone could be radicalized online, have access to guns,…

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Escambia celebrates EMS Week [podcast]

At the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 5, the board adopted a proclamation to declare May 15-21, 2022, as Emergency Medical Services…

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New traffic signals on West Cervantes

Three new traffic signals on West Cervantes Street, at the intersections of North J, North L and North R Streets, will be fully operational beginning…

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Thankful Thursday [podcast]

Alga Beer Co. will host Thankful Thursday this week, on May 19, to benefit United Way of West Florida. The event will run from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m….

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ATU membership rejects deal with county

ATU Local 1395 president Mike Lowery posted this message on Facebook: Today the union members (about 90%) cast their votes on the tentative labor agreement…

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