Gaetz now has a problem with single women

Northwest Florida’s congressman, Matt Gaetz, has taken to Twitter to attack the women who have protested the apparent overturning of the Roe vs. Wade decision…

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Visit Pensacola honors Hospitality Heroes

Visit Pensacola announced its annual Hospitality Hero Winners on Wednesday, May 4, in front of industry peers, partners, and community stakeholders. The Hospitality Hero Award…

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City plants 190 trees

The City of Pensacola’s Parks and Recreation Department has planted approximately 190 of 300 trees as part of the City of Pensacola Tree Refurbishment Plan, with…

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More public art coming

The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to attend a public art unveiling ceremony on Wednesday, May 11 at noon to…

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Blues on the Bay returns Sunday

The City of Pensacola and Blues Angel Music have partnered for the return of their annual free concert series, which kicks off Sunday, May 8…

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Fashioned for More

NISSI, The Network for Immediate Services for Survivors International, is an anti-trafficking organization assisting victims of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation by providing short-term, immediate-care…

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Real News podcasts: Grover, UWF, Port and Johnny Depp

Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson talks about what’s happening in his city. The University of West Florida raised $161,407 during its 2022 Day of Giving, setting…

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Biden visits Troy [podcast]

President Joe Biden is touring the Lockheed Martin facility in nearby Troy, Ala. ABC News White Correspondent Karen Travers has the background on the visit.

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Conservatives praise veto of FPL bill [podcast]

Dave Jenkins, president of Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship, praises Gov. DeSantis for his veto of of legislation his organization believes was designed to kill rooftop…

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ActiGraph expanding

ActiGraph, a leading provider of wearable technology-enabled scientific solutions for clinical trials and academic research, is the latest business to receive funding through the Industry…

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Presser Notes: Solar Win, Maritime Tragedy & Stormwater Sewage

By Jeremy Morrison, Inweekly Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson doesn’t always prevail when he makes a request of Florida’s governor. Still, he’s feeling pretty good about…

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Lutimothy May has a problem – Part 2

Last month, the Pensacola News Journal published a three-page story about Lutimothy May accusing his older brother, Lumon May, of real estate fraud over a…

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GB Zoo has baby boom

The Gulf Breeze Zoo has experienced a baby boom in recent months and is excited to spotlight the recent births of a male orangutan and…

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Foo Foo grant application deadline Friday, May 6

 Following the call for applicants in February, grant applications for this year’s Foo Foo Festival are now coming to a close on Friday, May 6,…

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City Summer Youth Employment

The City of Pensacola is offering internship opportunities for eligible youth ages 16-24 through the City of Pensacola Summer Youth Intern Program. Internships are available…

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Top 10 All-Time Podcasts

1. Former Sheriff David Morgan says he will pay for the statue delivered to the ECSO. 2. DC Reeves makes it official. He is running…

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White House Correspondents’ Dinner [podcast]

ABC News correspondent EM Nguyen covers the White House and attended the dinner. She shares the highlights.

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Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 1-7 [podcast]

Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 1-7, , and Escambia County would like to encourage residents to Know Your Zone, Know Your Home, Know Your Plan in the…

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ST Engineering Pensacola inks deal with United

The new MRO hangars under construction at the Pensacola International Airport already have their first customer. The Commercial Aerospace business of ST Engineering and United…

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Chappie James Bridge walkway open

Construction crews have reopened the Pensacola Bay Bridge multiuse path. The ten-foot-wide lighted path includes six scenic overlooks, each equipped with shaded seating areas that…

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