Former Cosby kid, now jazz musician coming to P’cola
Remember Theo Huxtable? The actor is also an accomplished jazz musician. Malcolm-Jamal Warner is coming to Pensacola on June 17 to perform at fundraiser for…
Beach traffic count shows recovery from BP oil spill
This is the traffic count for Pensacola Beach, as per the toll bridge: 2012 438,444 2011 435,110 2010 407,911 2012 compared to 2011 +3,334 2012…
Fight For Your Right (to Vote)
A judge’s temporary injunction blocking key provisions of Florida’s new election law has voter registration groups hopeful as they head toward this year’s primary and…
Inside Regions Social Responsibility Report
By Stephanie Sharp… The bright green color scheme of Regions bank may be hard to ignore, but the social responsibility that comes from this bank…
Let’s ALL Play
The inclusion of children and youth with disabilities is not limited to school programs. Summer camps, athletic teams, scouts, clubs and faith-based groups provide opportunities…
Scott’s purge of voters’ roll has had little impact on Escambia County
According to Escambia County Supervisor of Elections David Stafford, Escambia County was asked by the Florida Secretary of State to verify three names on the…
Breaking News: Judge calls Voter Registration deadline ‘harsh and impactical’
A federal judge has issued an injunction barring enforcement of part of the state’s new election law, saying that a 48-hour deadline for groups to…
All-Star Fans Donate 1,200 Pounds of Food
The 2011-12 Subway High School All-Star Series Presented by the Andrews Institute was more than just playing sports, recognizing tremendous athletes, and having fun; it…
Reading is Fundamental
Reading is Fundamental (RIF) is the largest children’s literacy nonprofit in the United States. Here in Pensacola, literacy is a major problem in some of…
Pensacola can compete in new economy, at least some can
Cities have found that one of the most critical ingredients for a successful transformation is college graduates. Metropolitan areas with fewer graduates are falling behind…
Gulf Power goes greener, cuts rates
By Stephanie Sharp… In a press conference yesterday, Bentina Terry, Vice President of External Affairs and Corporate Services, announced, effective in July, the average customer…
Need a box?
Jay Bradshaw of Coastal Moving & Storage has come with the ultimate recycling project –used moving boxes. He has the local franchise for Best Price…
Hunger in Pensacola
At the recent neighborhood rally hosted by Greater Little Rock Baptist Church, Rev. Joe Marshall, the pastor of St. John Divine Baptist Church, talked about…
Feds go after home of ex-Okaloosa TDC director
On Tuesday in Pensacola, the Feds filed in federal court a civil lawsuit to seize the home of former Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council Executive…
St. Paul teachers honored by Library of Congress
Press Release: Local Teachers to Participate in National Educational Program Lori Cuevas, Lorelei Darga and Katrina Mougey of St. Paul Catholic School in Pensacola, Fla.,…
PMA Summer Art Camp
The PMA is excited to open the doors to Summer Art Camp’s for children Monday, June 4! Their team of art educators is energized and…
ESCO makes arrest on 2009 homicide
Escambia County Sheriff’s Investigators arrested Joseph Rhashawn McNeil and charged him in a 2009 homicide case. He is being held in the Escambia County Jail…
Green-Up Santa Rosa
For the fifteenth year, Green-Up Santa Rosa will have its Annual Crepe Myrtle Sale beginning on Friday, June 1. The sale will continue through the…
Love this paragraph
In her novel “The Spoiler,” Annalena McAfee writes about how newspapers are moving away from print to web: “Every newspaper and magazine would be sucked…
