Want to serve on UWF Foundation board?

The University of West Florida Foundation, Inc. nominating committee announces openings on its Board of Directors beginning in Summer 2020. Individuals with fundraising and leadership…

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Weekly Roundup: What is the meaning?

By Dara Kam Recap and analysis of the week in state government TALLAHASSEE — Floridians a year ago overwhelmingly approved a change to the state…

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FDLE raids Escambia County Public Safety facility

NorthEscambia.com reports the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Thursday afternoon raided the Escambia County Public Safety Building, which houses Emergency Medical Services. It’s believed the…

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Test driving Teslas for greater good

A Tesla doesn’t use gas. But it can fart. “Oh, this is hilarious,” said Christian Wagley, pointing inside a Tesla Model 3 parked in the…

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Buzz: Matt Gaetz to replace Pence on GOP ticket

Last night, we renewed Inweekly Martini Nights at Angelena’s. About 30 people showed up, and, as with past Martini Nights, several shared gossip and news…

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Signatures piling up for pot initiative

Racing to try to get on the November 2020 ballot, a political committee backing a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize recreational marijuana had submitted more…

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Presser leftovers: Bayou Hills evolves, City saves tree

While much of this week’s mayoral press conference was dominated by discussion about issues related to a fatal police shooting in July, there were also…

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Keep Pensacola Beautiful has America Recycles Day event

Keep Pensacola Beautiful and YourTEK Professionals will be recognizing America Recycles Day on Friday, November 15 by collecting hard-to-recycle items from residents and businesses in…

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Escambia firefighter loses life

Press Release: Escambia County is mourning the loss of Dwain S. Bradshaw, age 41, a Volunteer District Chief at Escambia County Fire Rescue Station #1…

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Exclusive: Conversation with Rodney Mullen

Freestyle Philosophy Rodney Mullen is sort of like Yoda. If Yoda wore a puffy and a beanie and invented a good number of the tricks…

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Hopjacks set to close Dec. 31

Press release: HOPJACKS PIZZA KITCHEN & TAPROOM REUNION & LAST CALL Pensacola, FL – Wednesday, November 6, 2019 The story of Hopjacks Pizza Kitchen &…

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Yovanovitch testimony shows diplomat undermined by business interests

I spent my afternoon reading the testimony of U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. It details a public servant being undermined by an attorney and…

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Capitol Steps return in January

It’s time for The Capitol Steps to once again, “put the ‘MOCK’ in democracy.” Friday, Jan. 17, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. guests will gather at the Pensacola Saenger Theatre to watch…

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Buzz: DeSantis holds out for a Republican to fill ECUA seat

Sources have shared that Gov. Ron DeSantis is insisting the replacement to fill the District 3 seat on the Emerald Coast Utility Board must be…

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Gaetz hosts 2019 Congressional App Challenge

On Saturday, Nov.6, Congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01) will host the 2019 Congressional App Challenge Competition and STEM/Cyber Security Expo from 1-4 p.m. on the University…

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Mayor invests in city leadership

Mayor Grover Robinson and the City of Pensacola management team participated in a leadership retreat Friday, Nov. 1, part of the city’s long-term strategic plan…

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Transparency exposes gender pay gap

Transparency is an effective tool in combating gap in pay for women. The gender pay gap tends to be narrower in job sectors were wages…

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City has online permitting

Today, the City of Pensacola launched MyGovernmentOnline permitting and inspections software, which will enhance the application submittal, plan review and inspection experience for contractors and…

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Presser notes: The Great Pensacola Dilution

On Monday, the city appeared to be considering circumventing the spirit of a commitment made in the wake of a police shooting over the summer….

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Poll: Floridians favor recreational pot, gun reform and higher minimum wage

In an InWeekly/Political Matrix poll of 914 likely Florida voters; 56.1% support the legalizing of recreational marijuana for use as well as purchase. We also…

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