Buzz: A.A. Dixon has pulled its school grade up

The word that we are getting is that A.A. Dixon Charter School of Excellence has successfully pulled its grade up to at least a D…

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Hungry Games Game

Do you want in on the Hungry Games with us? Then try one of the places in our Eat Guide Directory Check in our Foursquare…

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Say Cheese

Have you ever posted a photo of a dish you made on your Facebook page? Or Tweeted a photo of what you’re about to eat…

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Moody’s downgrades Airport bonds

Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the rating of Pensacola Airport Enterprise’s outstanding revenue bonds from A3 to Baa1. The downgrade is based on the airport’s…

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Park Opening to Feature Balloon Rides, Charlie Daniels

By James Hagan… As the Pensacola Blue Wahoo season kicks into its summer swing, June 9 brings the much-anticipated opening of the Community Maritime Park….

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Was the decline of the daily planned?

In his 2004 book “The Vanishing Newspaper: Saving Journalism in the Information Age,” Philip Meyer imagined “the final stages” of how a newspaper owner who…

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Walk Her Way in Rosemary Beach

Are you man enough? Will you wear stilettos? Or do you prefer a wedge? Whatever your preference, sign up to Walk Her Way at www.walkherway.com….

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A Tribute to Jason

The IN’s cover story this week explores the issue of prison privatization. Chasity Owens spoke about how her brother, Jason Owens, was attacked at a…

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Florida Tops the Nation in Hispanic Graduation Rates

Hispanic and African American students in Florida are much more likely to graduate from high school than their counterparts in other states according to a…

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Citizens are voting for pension cuts

The City of Pensacola is negotiating union contracts with fire, police and its general government worker unions. Pensions have to be a big part of…

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Thomas has few minority principals, it’s not likely to improve

The Escambia County Public School District has a very diverse student enrollment. Only 49.7 percent of the students are white. However 78 percent of the…

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League, Rock the Vote Return to Florida

Following last week’s decision in federal court, third-party voter registration groups are looking to get back to work. Claiming that Florida’s newly passed H.B. 1355…

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Five Flags Memorial dedication Friday

The Fiesta of Five Flags Association will host a dedication of the Five Flags Memorial at Plaza de Luna. Five bronze reliefs, each containing a…

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Florida Students Move Ahead in Reading and Math

Florida’s students continue to exceed expectations on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT 2.0). Yesterday’s results for FCAT 2.0 Reading and Mathematics show that students…

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City Budget Presentation

At the request of Mayor Ashton Hayward, the Pensacola City Council will hold a special meeting Monday. The meeting has been scheduled in order for…

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Wahoo named Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month

Press Release: Blue Wahoos closer Donnie Joseph has been named Cincinnati Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month for May. Joseph, 24, led the organization…

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Obama sings ‘Call Me Maybe’

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Ice Man

The Pensacola Ice Flyers have a new head coach. Beginning June 15, Gary Graham will assume the head coach position of the local Southern Professional…

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Emerald Coast Hospice Creates Nursing Scholarships

Emerald Coast Hospice, which is managed by Gentiva Health Services, a family of nationwide home health and hospice providers, announced that it has created two…

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Dollars in the Swamp

The Jones Swamp Wetland Preserve may be seeing some improvements soon. During its meeting this week, the Escambia County Commission will be looking at dedicating…

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