Crime and the City

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has map that graphically shows what crimes have been committed and where in the county. The westside of the City…

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Top 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill

According the latest Talent Shortage Survey by ManpowerGroup, George Stone Technical Center and Pensacola State College should be packed with students wanting to learn trades….

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‘Wild West’ Pensacola, shootings continue

For the second time within a little over 24 hours, someone shot into a house on East Strong Street early this morning. Police were dispatched…

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Viewpoint: What is the value of local government

From Escambia County Commissioner Grover Robinson: What is the value of local government? The answer is that today a vast majority of Escambia County residents…

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Nodine prosecutor vindicated

The Mobile Press Register is reporting that Baldwin County Circuit Judge Charles Partin dismiss charges by former Mobile Commissioner Stephen Nodine that then-Baldwin County District…

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Loco for the Logo

The city has a new brand. A brand new brand. Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward announced the city’s new brand today at the Saenger Theater downtown….

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League of Women Voters out to protect voting rights

Press Release: Over the weekend, Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner announced the state’s intentions to continue its systematic purging of voters from Florida’s voter…

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Sandwich Tour passes midway point (video)

The RO Sr. 2012 Sandwich Tour has passed its midway point. Only nine more entries left. Any suggestions?

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BP caught lying

The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEM) assessed BP America Inc. a civil penalty of $5.2 million for…

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Get the Scoop

For those who are looking to volunteer at Baptist Hospital, get the scoop on August 7. The ice cream social/information meeting will be in the…

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Viewpoint: RESTORE Money-How to spend it

From Escambia County Commissioner Grover Robinson: Since the passage of the RESTORE Act, there has been a considerable amount of discussion about how the money…

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Best of Coast 570 votes cast in first 24 hours

The ballots are coming via mail and the web. The online surveys are very busy. If you have any problems with the links on inweekly.net,…

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Velvet Melon hits the stage again

Former Velvet Melon members Michael Magno, Darin Boyd, Jerry Dawson, Keith Brooks, and Jimmy Mills reunite for a special one night only performance in honor…

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Escambia Sees Some Relief

After struggling through its budget session, Escambia County can now breathe a little lighter. The Florida Agency on Healthcare Administration has cut the amount the…

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Michelle rejects Barack on Kiss Cam

President Barack Obama and the First Lady attended Monday’s Dream Team exhibition game versus Brazil. Dream Team won, the president not so much – at…

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Vendors Needed for Seafood Festival

Fiesta of Five Flags is accepting applications for arts and crafts vendors for the 35th annual Pensacola Seafood Festival. The festival will be held September 28-30….

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Gulf Power rate request rejected

The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) today denied Gulf Power Company’s reconsideration request to include the acquisition and evaluation costs for its North Escambia County…

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Phrases that will get you fired

CBS Moneywatch has come up with five phrases that could get you fired. My favorite is “But we’ve always done it that way.” A Pensacola…

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Operation Clean Sweep

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and the Windy Hill Neighborhood Watch, will conduct an “Operation Clean Sweep” event in Beulah on Thursday, July 19. Volunteers…

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Hatching the Rewrite, or Something to Cluck About

During a recent trip to Key West, Pensacola City Councilman Larry Johnson discovered the island had a large chicken population. When he went out for…

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