Veterans seeking Congressional seats unite

Four North Florida Congressional candidates, each a military veteran, have endorsed a platform of policies that will improve the lives of veterans and their families….

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Free screening of ‘Being Mortal’ on Nov. 1

Covenant Care is holding a free, community screening of the documentary “Being Mortal” on Nov. 1, 6-8 p.m. at University of West Florida, Building 22….

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Florida TaxWatch honors top performing principals

Florida TaxWatch announced this year’s top performing principals, who help students achieve in Florida’s high-risk public schools. These nine principals will be recognized on Nov….

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WSRE Rally 2016 returns Oct. 25-26

Public broadcasting station WSRE produces “RALLY” in partnership with the League of Women Voters to give Northwest Florida viewers an unbiased look at the candidates…

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Debate showed the greatness of America

The political pundits and campaign operatives will dissect last night’s presidential debate. We will read and hear about the one-liners–Putin’s puppet, bad hombres, very sleazy…

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Pensacola State launches Career Coach

Press release: Are you looking to switch careers, heading to college or transitioning out of the military? If the answer is yes to any of…

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City of Pensacola has $24 million in bank for VT MAE hangar

Last week, the Mayor Ashton Hayward’s staff gave the Pensacola City Council and Escambia Board of County Commissioners an accounting on the funds for VT…

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Bill Clinton coming to inner city of Pensacola

Press Release: Bill Clinton in Pensacola Saturday, Oct. 15 SAT, OCT 22, 3:45PM – 5:00PM CDT Join Bill Clinton in Pensacola! E.S. Cobb Community Resource…

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Rubio, Murphy clash in senate debate

By JIM TURNER THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA As he was pressed Monday night during a heated, hour-long debate with Democratic challenger Patrick Murphy, Republican…

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Largest public art project in city’s history

Pensacola artists preparing for largest public art project in city’s history Sketching underway for 3,000-square-foot mural to be painted on Jefferson Street parking garage in…

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Pensacola State on Top 100 list

Out of more than 5,500 colleges, Pensacola State College is on the list of Top 100 Associate Degree Producers, according to Community College Week magazine….

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CyberThon 2017 announces free training, open enrollment

Third annual cybersecurity challenge now features financial security theme and open enrollment for locals PENSACOLA – Gearing up early for its third annual cybersecurity challenge…

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Pensacola Symphony announces Foo Foo Festival concert lineup

The Pensacola Symphony has three concerts this November: OnStage on Thursday, November 3, Kobrin Plays Brahms on Saturday, November 5, and Symphony in the Square…

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Deadline to register to vote today

Escambia County Supervisor of Elections David H. Stafford reminds voters that the extended voter registration deadline will end tomorrow, Tuesday, October 18, at 5 p.m….

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Arizona newspaper publisher responds to threats (must read)

Mi-Ai Parrish, president of The Arizona Republic and Republic Media, wrote this editorial in response to the threats her staff has received since the newspaper…

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Lakeview names new CEO

Allison Hill has been named the chief executive officer of Lakeview Center, Inc., making her only the third CEO in its 62-year history. She will…

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Judge rules against state on ballot signatures

By JIM SAUNDERS THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA In a blistering decision little more than three weeks before Election Day, a federal judge has ruled…

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IMPACT impacts Pensacola area

IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area, a local women’s philanthropy group, extends special congratulations to this year’s grant recipients. Each of the following organizations was awarded…

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Escambia County employees on Day of Caring

Nearly 60 Escambia County employees volunteered Friday, Oct. 14 in support of the United Way Day of Caring, an annual community service effort coordinated by…

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Dysfunction Junction: Pensacola Port of Problems

Last Thursday, Mayor Ashton Hayward’s recommendation concerning Offshore Inland failed to gain approval after the motion died for the lack of a second, even though…

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