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Outtakes: Two-way city streets

Last night, the Pensacola City Council approved Mayor D.C. Reeves’ recommendation to relocate $490,000 and $310,000 Housing Assistance for facility reorganization and security upgrades at…

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Pensacola Airport receives $4 million FAA grant

The Pensacola International Airport announced receiving a $4 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Airport Terminal…

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Real News: Ice Flyers’s fun, loud crowds, UWF students help American Magic

Team owner Greg Harris shares the highlights of the Oct. 19 season opener and previews this Saturday’s game versus Birmingham at the Pensacola Bay Center….

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Community Health launches Baby Bucks

Community Health Northwest Florida has a new program for pregnant women to help them get the support and services needed for a healthy pregnancy. “Baby…

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New CyberSkills2Work training pathways seek applications

The University of West Florida Center for Cybersecurity is pleased to launch four new CyberSkills2Work training pathways for 2025 and is now accepting applications for…

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Foiling Week accepting entries

With four months to go, entries are now open for Foiling Week Pensacola 2025, the multi-class “World Sailing Special Event” to be held in Florida…

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Daily Outtakes: Questions about St. Michael crashes and OLF-8 answered

Earlier this week, I received this email: Inweekly Friends, How many cars are going to crash through the fences around St. Michael’s Cemetery before the…

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Real News: Argos, Voting, OLF-8 billion, Sextortion and more

FloridaWest’s Rick Byars discusses the Haas Center study of light industrial uses at OLF-8. Pensacola State College president Dr. Ed Meadows talks about the A&P…

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All of Us Journey

The Wright Institute for Global and Population Health, housed in UWF’s Usha Kundu, MD College of Health, will sponsor the National Institutes of Health’s All…

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CivicCon: Stop Youth Bullying

Tom Dahlborg will speak at the Wesley Abbey Building of First United Methodist Church on Monday, October 28, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Wesley Abbey…

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Human Trafficking Conference, Oc t. 26

Magdalene’s is hosting a free Human Trafficking Conference to open dialogue about sexual exploitation and to equip teens and the people who love them on…

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Daily Outtakes: City of Milton audit finds no fraud

The City of Milton received the preliminary findings from the Florida Auditor General’s operational audit. No fraud, waste, abuse, or illegal activity were identified. “The…

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Real News: Kinsella’s takeaways

City Administrator Tim Kinsella filled in for Mayor D.C. Reeves on “Real News” this morning. We talked about his first three weeks on the job….

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Home Base Pensacola coming to Northwest Florida

Home Base is a national non-profit started by the Boston Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital in 2009. Its mission is to heal the…

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Chamber sends letter to BCC about OLF-8

Pensacola Chamber chair David Deliman has sent a letter to the Escambia Board of County Commissioners supporting the use of a portion of OLF-8 for…

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Escambia sets Early Voting record in its first day

On “Real News with Rick Outzen” this morning, Supervisor of Elections Robert Bender reports on Escambia County’s record-setting first day of Early Voting. For Monday,…

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Daily Outtakes: Good news for us, Bad news for Beulah Nimbys, Developers

Since Escambia County acquired the 636 acres in 2018, Outlying Landing Field 8 (OLF-8) has been controversial. Navy Federal Credit Union bought a hundred acres,…

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Breaking: Early voting may set record for first day in Escambia

Escambia County Supervisor of Elections Robert Bender says the county may have four sites that will record over a 1,000 votes. As of 3:30 p.m….

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Pensacola Museum of Art to celebrate 70 years

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Pensacola Museum of Art becoming an art center in Pensacola. In honor of this milestone, the museum…

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Pensacola Mural Fest gets underway

The first Pensacola Mural Fest muralists have arrived and started painting. The six muralists will start on various days over the next two weeks. Their…

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