Real News podcast: COVID boosters tomorrow

This week Community Health Northwest Florida, in partnership with Escambia County, will begin offering COVID-19 booster shots of Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccines on…

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Presser Notes: Fancy Trash, 17th Unveiled & Tenni$ Tantrum

By Jeremy Morrison Will Pensacola residents go for full-service sanitation and pay extra to have their trash and recycling containers rolled to and from the…

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Real News podcast: UWF Argos defeat Shorter

Will Kennedy recaps victory over Shorter and previews the next game against Mississippi College.

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Real News podcast: Grover on Strong Mayor

Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson offers his thoughts on strong mayor for both the city and county.

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Real News podcast: Florida elections were accurate

Supervisor of Elections David Stafford explains how safe and accurate Florida elections have become since 2000.

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Real News podcast: Steven Stroberger

Meet Steven Stroberger who is running the Escambia County Commission District 2 seat.

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Browning pursues Pumpkin Run record

Sacred Heart Cathedral School will host runners and walkers of all ages on Saturday, Nov. 6. One particular runner to watch in this years field…

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New city survey shows improvements

The City of Pensacola has completed the third annual city employee engagement and satisfaction survey, which showed that 73% of employees are satisfied to work…

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Simpson supports Senator after mask request refused

By Jim Saunders, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson has backed Sen. Tina Polsky, a Boca Raton Democrat who…

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Bay bridge roundabout open

The new 17th Avenue interchange is open in Pensacola. The new interchange will add direct access to Bayfront Parkway (left lane) from the flyover and…

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Real News podcasts: Friday, Oct. 22

The UAB Blazers celebrate homecoming with Children’s Harbor. CEO Cat Outzen gives the details. Rebel Radio’s Brendan Gailbraith shares the buzz on the Ole Miss…

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Elections Supervisors say Democracy ‘Under Threat’

By Dara Kam, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — As Republicans throughout the nation continue to refuse to acknowledge former President Donald Trump’s re-election…

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Real News podcast: Broadband to get $22 million

The Escambia County Commission will receive $61.7 million in American Rescue Plan funds. The commissioners approved a plan today to spend $22 million of to…

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Breaking: Matt Gaetz ‘not eligible’ to practice law in Florida

According to the Florida Bar’s website, Matthew Louis Gaetz II is not eligible to practice law in Florida because in his delinquent in paying his…

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Another Rising Star success: Hope Kennedy

CEO Hope Kennedy and her chamber, the North Tampa Bay Chamber, aren’t afraid to tackle controversial issues that they believe could have a positive impact…

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Real News podcast: More college sports coming to Pensacola

Visit Pensacola and tourism has a record-shattering year in FY 2021. CEO Darren Schaefer shared at yesterday’s annual meeting that Escambia County set records in average…

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Breaking: DeSantis to call special session on vaccine mandates (update

Sources are telling Inweekly that Gov.  Ron DeSantis will call a special legislative session on vaccine mandates. We will have more details later. From The…

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FEMA approves Escambia County for $13.7 Million for Hurricane Sally Debris Removal

FEMA has approved a grant of $13,715,504 for the State of Florida to reimburse Escambia County for costs associated with county-wide debris removal after Hurricane…

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Real News podcast: Pumping tax dollars into private schools

Dr. Sally Butzin is the speaker in a special meeting sponsor by the League of Women Voters Pensacola Bay Area. She is a public education…

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Fred Levin estate donates $40 million to UF law school

World-renowned trial lawyer and philanthropist Fredric G. Levin has given the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law an additional $40 million as…

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