Santa Rosa County in the top 5 for Reading, Science and Math

The release of reading, math and science scores for Santa Rosa County 4th to 8th grade students finds that SRC in the top five in…

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FCAT Crisis: Escambia County stuggles with reading

The FCAT 2.0 reading scores are out. Escambia County trails the state and neighboring counties. Fourth Grade – percentage passing State: 62% Escambia: 58% gap…

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Thomas’ Warrington Middle turnaround: ‘Put a fork in it’

  In 2009, newly-elected Superintendent of Schools Malcolm Thomas announced he was turning around Warrington Middle School. Even though the school administration and faculty had…

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Buzz: New candidate could close primary

Henry John Misiak has pre-filed to run as a Write-In Candidate in the Clerk of the Circuit Court race for the 2012 General Election. This…

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Texas also is purging voter rolls

The effort to cut out potential threats to GOP candidates by simply dropping them from the voter registration rolls is more widespread than we thought….

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Arrest in Wendy’s Burglary

(Press Release) Pensacola, Fla. – Shortly after 2:00 am this morning (June 4, 2012) deputies responded to the Wendy’s Restaurant at 2200 South Hwy 29…

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Beach Traffic continues to improve

The brief fall in beach traffic in April is a distant memory. The Santa Rosa Island Authority is reporting another strong weekend at the toll…

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Visit Pensacola selects out-of-town agencies

Press Release: Visit Pensacola has completed its search for agencies of record to develop and implement an integrated marketing plan, including research, advertising and public…

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West is hiring 230 more people

Press Release: (Omaha, Neb., June 4, 2012) – West recently announced plans to hire more than 230 new, full-time, customer service representatives at its Pensacola…

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Learn the Franchise Basics

The Small Business Development Center at the University of West Florida (401 E. Chase Street, Suite 100, Pensacola) is presenting “Franchise Basics” on Tuesday morning,…

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Escambia Commission Meeting Rescheduled

The Escambia County Commission will not be holding its regular afternoon meeting this week. Instead, commissioners will meet Thursday morning. Due to timing conflicts with…

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Maritime Park Amphitheater is impressive

The Randall K. and Martha A. Hunter Amphitheater is finished. The setting is fantastic. The grand opening is this weekend with Charlie Daniels performing. All…

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Are Food Trucks in Pensacola’s future?

Food trucks are the latest trend in dining. Austin, New Orleans and Atlanta have a variety of cuisine offered from food trucks. There are now…

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Pensacola City Council races shaping up

At Large Seat B: Sam Hall has filed. He has two opponents: Charles Bare, Victor Cross. District 1: P.C. Wu has filed. There is a…

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Health Fair Open to the Public June 15

 More than 30 percent of Realtors go without health insurance.  According to 2009 data, nearly 17 percent of the American population lacks health insurance.  With…

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Kings BBQ sold

Hurry and get your last authentic Kings’ BBQ sandwich. Mr. King Rivers has sold his BQ stop. Today is his last day. A sad day…

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ECAT GRIEVANCES

By Stephanie Sharp… This year’s Memorial Day resulted in a pile of grievances on the desk of Mary Lou Franzoni, General Manager of ECAT. In…

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On Ed Schultz Radio Show today

Headed for the studios of Ring of Fire radio to co-host with Mike Papantonio The Ed Schultz Radio Show from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m….

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Disparity Study Pushed Back

The disparity study currently being conducted for the city of Pensacola should be done by the end of June. Originally, the study was to wrap…

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Morphing Baby Video

As relatives coo over the new baby in the family, he does something very unusual and rather creepy.

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