House bills dying in the Senate

“Kathleen Passidomo says legislation barring trans identity from licenses won’t be heard in Senate” via Jacob Ogles of Florida Politics — The measure also would…

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Dailu Outtakes: Carol McIntosh Education Initiative

Yesterday, the Escambia County Public Schools announced that District 3 community and spiritual leaders have teamed up to unveil plans for the Carol McIntosh Education…

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Breaking: City must show why hearing on Yonge should not be granted

Circuit Judge J.J. Frydrychowicz has ordered the City of Pensacola to show cause as to why a hearing on Jonathan Green’s request for a temporary…

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Summer Youth Employment – apply now

Applications are now open for the Escambia County Summer Youth Employment Program. They are available until Friday, March 22, at 3 p.m. Online applications are…

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Real News 2/28/24

Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons discusses the role of mentors and his Blazer Academy. We also touch on the Star Network and increasing the force….

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Inweekly 2/29/24 issue – Spring Forward

The inweekly.net is temporarily out of commission, but you can read it here. We hope to have it back up soon.

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Inweekly: A&E Happenings 2/29/24

—Nonprofits & Fundraisers— Animal Allies Florida Bingo Animal Allies Florida hosts bingo twice monthly at Scenic Hills Country Club, 8891 Burning Tree Road. The cost…

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Inweekly: From the Stage to the Page with LaChelle McCormick Johns

By Dakota Parks If you’ve ever attended Pensacola Poetry on a Tuesday night, you’ve probably heard LaChelle McCormick Johns getting down behind the mic. A…

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Inweekly: The Buzz

Helping the White House Boys On Feb. 20, House and Senate committees approved bills that would create a compensation program for victims of abuse at…

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Inweekly: Florida’s Bad Dental Health

By Tom St. Myer When it comes to dental health, Florida has the dubious distinction of ranking among the worst states in the nation. WalletHub…

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Inweekly: Sun Belt Transforms Pensacola

By Tom St. Myer Basketball falls relatively low on the sports pecking order in Pensacola except for one week each March when the Sun Belt…

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Inweekly: Outtakes-A Reasonable Goal

By Rick Outzen On Thursday, Feb. 22, the Florida Department of Education released the Kindergarten Readiness scores for this past fall. Escambia County’s readiness increased…

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