Top Podcasts in May, so far

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Pensacola unemployment 2.3 percent

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the Pensacola area gained 9,200 private sector jobs (+5.9 percent) over the year in April 2022. The Pensacola area…

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Covid forces Biscuits to cancel the rest of series with Wahoos

The Montgomery Biscuits says multiple cases of COVID-19 among its players and coaches has forced the cancelation of the remaining three games in the series…

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Airport Job Fair, May 24 [podcast]

The Pensacola International Airport in partnership with Career Source Escarosa will host a job fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, May 24. Over 20 companies and…

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Real News podcasts, May 20, 2022

Chamber CEO Todd Thomson previews next week’s State of Inclusion luncheon. Whitney Fike discusses how International Paper’s volunteers are helping to fight period poverty. Dr….

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Breaking: Andrade gets big appointment

Florida House Speaker Chris Sprowls today appointed Rep. Alex Andrade to the House Appropriations Committee.

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Spring Pet Adoption Specials

The Escambia County Department of Animal Welfare is pleased to offer springtime adoption specials for cats and dogs. For a limited time, all cats and…

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Real News podcast: Downton Abbey returns

Put on the kettle and your favorite fancy dinner clothes, Downton Abbey is back this weekend, with a new movie. ABC News’ Entertainment guru Jason…

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$7.5 Million verdict for retired Pensacola firefighter and wife [podcast]

Levin Papantonio Rafferty (LPR) Attorneys Cameron Stephenson and Justin Lusko secured a $7.5 million medical malpractice verdict for a retired Pensacola firefighter and his wife….

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Armed Forces Day & Blue Star Salute

On Saturday, May 21, help honor those who serve and our fallen heroes at Alabama’s 17th Annual Armed Forces Day & Blue Star Salute — A…

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Good news: Driving tourism up

By Jim Turner, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Visit Florida added a couple of hundred miles to what it considers an easily drivable…

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County gets new emergency manager

Escambia County is pleased to announce Travis Tompkins as the next emergency manager for the county’s Emergency Management department. Tompkins has served with Escambia County…

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Buzz happening: NAS Pensacola to open for one day

As we reported on May 9 – Buzz: NAS Pensacola opening to public for ‘special event’. NorthEscambia.com reports the NAS Pensacola will allow a one-day…

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‘Wildcats’ change of command

The “Wildcats” of Training Squadron (VT) 10 held a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola last week. Cmdr. John Gleason relieved…

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Real News: Bender on the Creek, $7.5M verdict, Culture Festival and Beer

Escambia County Commissioner Robert Bender discusses what the county is doing to clean-up Carpenter’s Creek. Inweekly Rising Stars Cameron Stephenson and Justin Lusko won a…

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Census undercounted Florida

The News Service of Florida: Florida was one of six states where population was undercounted during the 2020 census, according to a report released Thursday…

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IP Pensacola helps #ENDPERIODPOVERTY [podcast]

Employee volunteers at the International Paper (NYSE: IP) Pensacola Mill gathered to assemble more than 500 feminine care kits to end period poverty. The local…

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State takes aim at Redistricting ruling

State Takes Aim at Redistricting Ruling By Jim Saunders ©2022 The News Service of Florida. All rights reserved; see terms. TALLAHASSEE — The state asked…

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Whose design is it anyway?

A Clarification Regarding Carpenters Creek’s Vortechs Vault by Jeremy Morrison Nobody appears anxious to take full credit for a stormwater filtration system installed at Carpenters…

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Will Pensacola’s Confederate Monument return?

Appeals Court Kicks Lawsuit Back to State by Jeremy Morrison The ghost of Pensacola’s Confederate monument has come back for a haunting, following a federal…

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