EPA renames Its Gulf Division to honor the Gulf of America
Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the renaming of its Gulf of Mexico Division to the Gulf of America Division (GAD).
Daily Outtakes: Cancel Culture not a UWF problem
The 2024 Intellectual Freedom and Viewpoint Diversity Survey found that cancel culture and limitations on free speech and indoctrination are not UWF problems.
Annual Point-in-Time (PIT) Count approaching, help needed
The count begins with surveys at shelters on Feb. 26, followed by outreach to individuals at service locations and street settings on Feb. 27.
Nine qualify to run for Rudman’s seat
Eight Republicans and one Democrat have qualified to run in a special election to replace former state Rep. Joel Rudman, who resigned to run for Congress.
Election supervisors ask for help to ease vote by mail
Florida’s election supervisors want to change state law requiring voters to renew their vote-by-mail requests after participation plummeted last month.
Pensacola home to Intergalactic Airport next week
Pensacola International Airport has transformed into Pensacola Intergalactic Airport to commemorate the 2025 Pensacon convention, scheduled for Feb. 14-16.
Has Ron DeSantis been auditioning to be Red Caesar?
When one reviews his first six years as Florida’s governor, it’s not difficult to make the argument that Ron DeSantis has been auditioning to be…
Agriculture Commissioner releases his legislative agenda
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson announced legislation to strengthen the state’s agricultural sector while expanding consumer protections.
Palafox Pier fountain might finally get repaired
At its Feb. 10 meeting, the Community Redevelopment Agency of Pensacola is considering a significant renovation project for the iconic Palafox Pier Fountain.
Red Light Cameras spot nearly 1,500 violations in January
Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves revealed this morning that the city’s new red light cameras caught 1,477 violations in January.
What is the ‘Red Caesar’
The Red Caesar is a political strongman who solves perceived national chaos. Yenor’s ties to Claremont Institute appear to put him in that camp.
Escambia School District reaches a deal to increase teachers’ pay
Teacher raises range from $800 to $3,000, based on current salary levels and performance ratings. Minimum teacher salary goes from $47,500 to $48,300
Daily News: Yenor, National Christian Reich & UWF
Heath Druzin, host of “Extremely American,” discusses Scott Yenor, the Society for American Civic Renewal, the National Christian Movement and UWF.
DeSantis appoints alums to other Boards of Trustees
Gov. DeSantis reappoints alums as Trustees for Florida State and the University of Central Florida. Why did he pick a Boise State professor for UWF?
Sign up for HERricane: Escambia 2025
Escambia County Emergency Management invites girls entering 7th, 8th and 9th grades to participate in the program. This four-day-long camp will be held June 10-13…
White House had a busy weekend
President Trump imposes tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China. Meanwhile, Elon Musk takes control of more data as he convinces Trump to shutter agencies.
DeSantis proposes $115.6B State Budget
Gov. DeSantis proposes a $115.6 billion budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year that calls for increasing pay for state law-enforcement officers and firefighters.
Pensacola rated one of Safest Small Town in U.S.
Vivint analyzed property crime data from 2023, focusing on larceny, motor vehicle theft, and robbery. Pensacola tied for fewest robberies per 10,000 residents.
South Navy Boulevard getting revitalized
Escambia County plans to revitalize South Navy Boulevard, focusing on the one-mile stretch connecting Barrancas Avenue to the Sam A. Lovelace Bridge.
Daily Outtakes: Yenor, SACR and Creating Chaos
UWF and our economy may become collateral damage in a much larger play to destroy our democratic institutions to suit SACR and Yenor’s political agenda.
