Weekly State Roundup: Bills living, dying and in limbo

By BRANDON LARRABEE THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA On a week when Jimmy Buffett came to the Capitol, one major piece of legislation ended up…

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University of West Florida Upcoming Events, April 12-18

University of West Florida Upcoming Events April 12-18, 2015 Below are upcoming events at the University of West Florida. Media interested in additional information should…

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Inweekly April 2011 Flashback: 50 Best Places to Eat

At Inweekly, we love to eat. For our 2011 Annual Spring EAT! Issue, our staff, with a little help from some anonymous foodies, have put…

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Judge throws out Charlotte’s Web rules challenge

An administrative law judge Friday dismissed a challenge to a proposed regulatory framework for carrying out a 2014 law that allows limited types of non-euphoric…

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Inweekly April 2008 Flashback: King brothers and how Mollye Barrows turned down bikini modeling

On April 9, 2008, Alex King was released from Brevard Correctional Institution in Cocoa after serving about six years for his confessed role in bludgeoning…

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Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic for Escambia County opens next month

Pensacola Humane Society reports Pensacola is on its way to becoming a no-kill community with the dedication of the Barbara Grice Memorial Spay & Neuter…

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49th Annual Pensacola State College Art Student Honors Exhibition opens April 13

The 49th Annual Pensacola State College Art Student Honors Exhibition is featured April 13 – May 6 at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual…

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Tonight, author and humorist Michael Rubin at PSC

Nationally acclaimed author and humorist Michael Rubin will be speak at Pensacola State College at 7 p.m. tonight at the Ashmore Auditorium, Building 8, on…

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Big Spring Book Sale set for April 24-26

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friends of West Florida Public Library, a non-profit support organization of the West Florida Public Library, will hold its Big Spring Book…

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Tiger Bay tackles Climate Change

Dr. Robert Bindschadler, NASA Scientist, Emeritus, will be the guest speaker April 17 at the Panhandle Tiger Bay Club. Bindschadler, an active Antarctic field researcher…

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Inweekly April 2005 Flashback: Don Gaetz emerges as a powerhouse

In 2005, Okaloosa County School Superintendent Don Gaetz was getting ready to run for Florida Senate. His most likely opponent was expected to State Rep….

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PS Today: Ryan Wiggins on inside Florida Legislature

On Pensacola Speaks today, I will have Ryan Wiggins, owner of Full Contact Strategies and #72 on the Inweekly Power List. She will update us…

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SoGo Saturday tomorrow

Press Release: Looking for something to do on a beautiful, spring Saturday? Come and enjoy Pensacola’s beautiful downtown with the merchants of the SOGO District….

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Senators frustrated over rules challenges push Charlotte’s Web fix

By DARA KAM THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA Citing frustration with delays in getting non-euphoric cannabis to patients, a Florida Senate panel Thursday pushed forward…

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PS Podcasts: Stan Connally and Cindi Bear Bonner on 2015 Power List

Yesterday on Pensacola Speaks, I interviewed Cindi Bear Bonner about her family being on the 2015 Power List. In the second half hour, I talked…

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USO Northwest Florida recognizes its 400 volunteers

USO Northwest Florida Recognizes its 400 Volunteers During USO Northwest Florida Recognizes its 400 Volunteers and Gives Community a Chance to Help Make a Difference…

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Mayor says separation of CMPA executive director a mutual decision

Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward appeared this morning on the “Morning Show” on News Talk 1370 WCOA. Jim Sanborn, co-host of the show, asked the mayor…

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University gun bill holstered by Senate

By JIM TURNER THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA The Senate likely will not move forward with a controversial measure that would allow people with concealed-weapons…

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Pensacola Beach House at airport gets noticed

Open only four months, the Pensacola Beach House at Pensacola International Airport has already won recognition. TRAVEL+LEISURE Magazine ranked the airport eatery ninth on its “12…

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Mayor Hayward further clarifies CBRE position, cuts fee by $1M

We received this email from the mayor’s office. Rather than hold a press conference, Mayor Hayward prefers communicating through press releases. Once again, he vouched…

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