Posted in Entertainment

Experience UWF Downtown Lecture Series: Eric Whitacre, Grammy-winning composer and conductor

The Experience UWF Downtown 2015-16 Lecture Series continues with its fourth and final installment of the year on Thursday, April 21. Eric Whitacre, Grammy-winning composer…

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Posted in Pensacola

Five key points of ruling in case often referred to as ‘The Fish House v. City of Pensacola’

On Friday, April 1, Judge Scott Duncan issued his decision in the Case no. 2014-CA-000081: Seville Harbor vs. The City of Pensacola vs. Great Southern…

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Posted in Politics

Federal judge closes books on Florida gay marriage ban

By DARA KAM THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA More than a year after same-sex marriages began in Florida, a federal judge on Thursday issued a…

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Posted in Business

Backroom Briefing: A better shot for pot?

Weekly political notes from The News Service of Florida By BRANDON LARRABEE AND JIM TURNER THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA Floridians overwhelmingly favor medical marijuana….

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Posted in Business Politics

FL Chamber honor Rep. Matt Gaetz

Just weeks after lawmakers ended the 2016 Legislative Session, the Florida Chamber today announced that Representative Matt Gaetz (R-Shalimar) is one of the Florida Chamber…

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Pensacola Speaks: Communist Cuba

Last week, Florida Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera, the son and grandson of Cuba refugees, talked about President Barack Obama’s visit to Cuba. He said the…

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Hawkshaw Development still a touchy subject

Want to start a debate at City Hall? Just ask Pensacola citizens what should be built on the 1.8-acre, city-owned Hawkshaw property. Renowned design firm…

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Posted in Business Education

Bense recognized as Navy Fed ‘Partner of the Year’

Yesterday Navy Federal Credit Union presented Dr. Judy Bense, president of the University of West Florida (UWF), with its inaugural ‘Partner of the Year’ award….

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Scott, Atwater split over insurance commissioner

By JIM TURNER THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA The state has resumed its search for a new insurance commissioner after Gov. Rick Scott and Chief…

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Florida Small Businesses Report: Business Is improving but economic uncertainties remain (Pensacola Speaks today)

Results from the latest Florida Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index Survey show that 54 percent of Florida’s small businesses expect to hire over the…

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Pensacola Speaks: Waterfront Rescue Mission cuts and their impact on the homeless

Last week, the Waterfront Rescue Mission Board of Directors announced the closure of its Women’s Center, end of its Career Development Program, and the restructuring…

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Posted in Environment

Award-winning director of ‘Gasland’ coming to Pensacola

Josh Fox, director of the the Oscar-nominated documentary “Gasland,” will be in Pensacola on April 7 to talk about environmental injustice and climate change. “Gasland”…

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