Palafox Market adds Mardi Gras theme

Pensacola Mardi Gras and Palafox Market will collaborate for a special event to commemorate the beginning of the 2022 Mardi Gras season. On Saturday, Feb….

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Power outage in North Hill

Florida Power & Light customers in the North Hill area are without electricity this afternoon. FP&L says about 600 customers left with no power in…

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Nirvana NFT, The Afterparty and more [podcasts]

ABC News’ Jason Nathanson gives the lowdown on “The Afterparty,” “The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window,” and…

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Power struggle [podcast]

Should Pensacola Establish a Municipal Utility? by Jeremy Morrison What does it take to provide the city of Pensacola with power? Could the municipality handle…

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Connecting the Community

WSRE and Pensacola State College are partnering to produce a new television program that will spotlight a variety of cultural interests and the diversity of…

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Has your power bill gone up? [podcast]

Several readers have complained about the price hike on the Florida Power & Light bills – which isn’t what the big utility told us would…

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Gulf Breeze says contractor responsible for Soundside sewer misconnect [podcast]

Gulf Breeze City Manager Samantha Abell came on WCOA to explain the agreement the city’s utility reached with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection concerning…

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LEAP applications sought

The Pensacola Chamber Foundation will open the nomination process for the Leadership Pensacola (LeaP) Class of 2023 on Thursday, Jan. 27. Nominations will be accepted…

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The BCC’s case against Childers

The Escambia County Commissioners have filed a complaint for Writ of Mandamus against County Clerk Pam Childers “ordering her to resume her ministerial duties and…

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FP&L parent gets new CEO

From the News Service of Florida: NextEra Energy, the parent company of Florida Power & Light, named John Ketchum on Tuesday as its president and…

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Veo scooters coming tomorrow

Press Release: VEO will bring e-scooters to the City of Pensacola beginning Wednesday, Jan. 26, offering residents and visitors a new way to explore Pensacola with…

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Presser Notes: Packing In the Campout, People Power & COVID Lite

by Jeremy Morrison Much of Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson’s weekly press conference Monday morning was devoted to the impending dissolution of the homeless camp currently…

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Real News podcasts: Monday, Jan. 24

Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson talks about the shootings over the weekend. Councilman Jared Moore and Commissioner Jeff Bergosh talk about their respective board meetings last…

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Breaking: Winn Dixie to distribute N95 masks

As a preferred retail partner of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program, Southeastern Grocers (SEG) is partnering with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…

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Real News podcasts: Friday, Jan. 21

Kayla Romero is in Naval Officer Candidate school. She’s a West Florida High graduate and fourth generation Navy. She graduates at the end of January…

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WFH CEO retiring

After more than 20 years in healthcare and close to three years as CEO of West Florida Healthcare, Gay Nord has decided to retire later…

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Community Health offers antiviral treatment and more

Here is the information Community Health Northwest Florida CEP Chandra Smiley discussed on WCOA’s “Real News with Rick Outzen” this morning: Antiviral Program: Community Health…

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Breaking: BCC sues Childers over retirement plan

Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh announced on 1370 WCOA this morning that the Board of County Commissioners has filed a lawsuit against Clerk Pam Childers…

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City eyes e-scooter revisions

by Jeremy Morrison To curb inappropriate usage of electric rental scooters in the downtown area, the city of Pensacola is looking to tighten up some…

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Ice coming tonight

City of Pensacola offices and facilities will be closed Friday, Jan. 21 due to anticipated hazardous weather and road conditions, except for some essential city services. City…

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