Coolest Food Trucks – slideshow

The IN is a big fan of food trucks–creative ones with high quality foods and reasonably priced. The Daily Meal has a slideshow on some…

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‘Raise a glass to dad’ videos

Johnnie Walker, Bushmills, J&B and Taliske partnered with MOFILM, a global network of more than 45,000 film makers, to seek short films that pay tribute…

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Is Scott hurting Romney’s chances with Hispanic vote?

This afternoon on Fox News Florida Gov. Rick Scott announced his intentions to continue to purging the voter registration books. “..this afternoon we will file…

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Hayward’s Blueprint

Delivering the 2013 budget today, Mayor Ashton Hayward discussed the city of Pensacola’s future in a State of the City address that was both optimistic…

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NY Times columnist blasts FCAT

The NY Times wrote about the FCAT today. There are two paragraphs by Michael Winerip that stood out: Does the test truly measure what the…

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Blimpee’s leaves downtown Pensacola

The store at the corner of Palafox Place and Garden Street is empty.

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What a school superintendent can do

Cami Anderson, a New York school superintendent, made Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential list. Why? “In New York City’s then infamous District 79, Cami declared…

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Road Closures in Escambia County

ROAD CLOSURES: Road Closure Updates are as follows: ·       Jones Road between Jakes Road and Pineville Road in the north end of Escambia County is…

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Health Alert issued for all Inland Swimming Areas

Effective immediately, the Escambia County Health Department is issuing health alerts for all inland swimming and water recreational areas in Escambia County, except those located…

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Microbial Communities Shifted Dramatically After Deepwater Horizon Spill

Communities of microbial organisms — species such as nematodes, protists and fungi — on beaches along the Gulf of Mexico changed significantly following the Deepwater…

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Documentaries on Adderall abuse

The Adderall Generation: SCAD 2011 ‘Directing the Documentary’ final on Adderall abuse Students on the campus of the University of Wisconsin share their thoughts about…

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Pensacola gas prices continue to fail

Per Pensacolagasprice.com, the retail pump prices around 30 cents below where they were last month and the same day last year; Pensacola Today: $3.236 One…

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Adderall seen as wonder drug for test taking

Last year we wrote about the rise of Adderall abuse. It was being abused by soccer moms wanting help with weight loss and who thought…

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Escambia County declares local state of emergency

At 3 p.m. today, Escambia County declared a local state of emergency. The Emergency Operations Center is now at Level I, full activation. The National…

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Maritime Park grand opening has been cancelled

The grand opening ceremonies at the Maritime Park have been cancelled due to the rain. There is still a possibility Charlie Daniels may play tonight….

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Camp Landfill

Are the kids looking for stuff to do this summer? Escambia County is inviting them to the landfill. The Escambia County Department of Solid Waste…

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Races On

Candidates eyeing this year’s election season had until noon today to file and qualify. The Escambia County Supervisor of Elections office released a finalized list…

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Escambia County Receives Grant From Laura Bush Foundation

The Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries announced that 238 school libraries are being awarded $1,126,315 in grants for 2012.  The schools receive grants of…

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BP fines may generate jobs

Mather Economics released on Tuesday its report on the economic impact associated with wetland restoration and risk mitigation spending in the Gulf Coast Region, if…

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Red, White & Blue 5k

The fourth of July is right around the corner, and the American Red Cross invites you to join us as we show our colors June…

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