Posted in Business

Daily newspapers may lose revenue source

From the News Service of Florida: The Florida Senate on Wednesday could take up a proposal that would change laws about publishing local-government legal notices,…

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Posted in Environment

From Glasgow to Pensacola

What: From Glasgow to Pensacola: What’s next for climate action? Where: Pensacola Public Library, 239 N. Spring St. When: Tuesday March 29—5:30 pm PENSACOLA—Join local…

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Posted in Escambia County Health

Monoclonal antibody treatment returns to Escambia

The day after Gov. Ron DeSantis declares COVID-19 pandemic over, the state works with Escambia County to open a monoclonal antibody site Escambia County, in…

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Posted in Baseball Entertainment

Wahoo field near completion [photos]

Bill Vilona shared these photos of the new field at Blue Wahoos Stadium:

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Posted in Baseball Entertainment

Studer’s Blue Wahoos Challenge returns

Baseball is back by the Bay in March with 29 collegiate and high school games scheduled at Blue Wahoos Stadium leading up to the start…

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Posted in Politics

City has two new hires

The City of Pensacola today announced the addition of Public Works & Facilities Deputy Director of Operations James Cook and Assistant Housing Director Meredith Reeves…

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Posted in Education Health

Early detection of Alzheimer’s [podcast]

Dr. James Arruda, professor in the University of West Florida Department of Psychology, recently signed a consulting and licensing agreement with California-based company, BIOPAC Systems…

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Posted in Pensacola

Presser Notes: NoMoCo, Affordable Housing & an Exit’s Exit?

By Jeremy Morrison Once again, Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson said Monday; the city is phasing out its regular release of local COVID stats as part…

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Posted in Education Health

FCAAP: ‘The best way to protect every eligible child from Covid-19’

Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics March 7, 2022 Tallahassee – Following a COVID-19 roundtable convened by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis where Surgeon…

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Posted in State & National News

Israelis support Ukraine

ABC News correspondent Jordana Miller discusses the latest in Israel’s effort to mediate a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. She also shares how the…

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Posted in Politics

Exclusive: Juan’s Flying Burrito [podcast]

On WCOA this morning, co-owner and COO Jay Morris talked about bringing Juan’s Flying Burrito to Pensacola. Their location at 200 South Alcaniz Street opens…

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Posted in Education

PSC selected a Gold 2022 Military Friendly School

Pensacola State College has been named a 2022-2023 Gold Military Friendly® School by Viqtory Media. This is the 13th year the College has received the accolade,…

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