Inweekly Sept 5 2024

Inweekly: Fall Arts Guide, Part 1 now live

Cover Story Inweekly provides the fall schedules of our performing arts – Ballet Pensacola, Choral Society of Pensacola, Pensacola Children’s Chorus, Pensacola Little Theatre, Pensacola…

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Business: LandrumHR becomes Landrum

LandrumHR announced today a comprehensive brand, including a new logo and “refreshed messaging.” Wait for it… The company will be known going forward simply as…

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Daily Outtakes: Liberis – Godfather of Mississippi casinos

BNews Monthly recognized Pensacola attorney and developer Charles Liberis for his contribution to gambling in Mississippi. The magazine pointed out that Liberis was the catalyst…

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Real News: Barry, Reeves, Lumpy and more

Escambia County Commissioner Steven Barry likes Pensacola Sports’ proposal to build an indoor sports facility at Ashton Brosnaham Park. Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves has returned…

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FDEP whistleblower who derailed golf course scheme

Last week, Gov. Ron DeSantis complained that the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s plan to build golf courses in state parks was leaked before the…

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2003 You are so Pensacola

‘You Are So Pensacola’ Quiz: Round 2

In 2003, we asked local politicians and celebrities to submit their answers to “You are so Pensacola if…” T. Bubba Bechtol – the late stand-up…

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Spears named Milton city manager

Ed Spears has officially assumed the role of City Manager for the City of Milton. A Pensacola native and proud graduate of B.T. Washington High…

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DC is back: Updates on Downtown Post Office, American Magic

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves has returned after traveling to Dublin and Barcelona and his weekly appearance on “Real News with Rick Outzen.” In Barcelona, the…

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What Escambia County EOC is watching

On “Real News with Rick Outzen” this morning, Escambia County Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore discussed the weather developments that they are watching. “There are…

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Daily Outtakes: YASP Quiz still open, Amendment 3 boosted

You Are So Pensacola’ Quiz: Round 1 The quiz is off to a strong start. ROUND ONE: Name five stores – retail, restaurant, or bar…

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Inweekly: News of the Weird 8/29/24

By the Editors at Andrews McMeel The Golden Age of Air Travel At the busy New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido, Japan, everything came to a…

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You Are So Pensacola

‘You Are So Pensacola’ Quiz: Round 1

In October 2001, we asked readers to submit their entries about what they believe makes Pensacola unique. Their entries needed to begin with “You are…

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Aug. 29 Outtakes: Beware of PAC Men

By Rick Outzen Twenty-five years ago, local candidates who ran negative ads often lost their races. Social media platforms hadn’t been created. Mailers were rare,…

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Inweekly: Winners & Losers 8/29/24

WINNERS GULF WINDS CREDIT UNION The credit union co-sponsored Cat Country’s 2024 Radiothon with Ascension Sacred Heart and donated $20,000 to the event, supporting the…

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Pensacola Interstate Fair unveils the 2024 Lineup

Pensacola’s biggest and longest-running annual agricultural and entertainment tradition returns this fall, October 17-27, bringing with it exhilarating rides, live music, exotic shows, colorful attractions…

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$90 million bond issue could build indoor facility and upgrade Bay Center

NorthEscambia.com reported on yesterday’s Tourist Development Council meeting. The TDC heard a proposal to build an indoor sports facility at Escambia County’s Ashton Brosnaham Park…

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Schedule TSA pre-check today

TSA PreCheck Temporary Enrollment Center at Pensacola International Airport Sept. 30-Oct. 4 Pensacola International Airport invites passengers to enroll in the popular Transportation Security Administration…

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Daily Outtakes: More school districts sued over book removals

The Orlando Sentinel reports that Penguin Random House, Hachette Book Group, Harper Collins, and three other publishers filed a lawsuit Thursday against school board members…

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IHMC Science Saturdays return

Science Saturdays are back and ready to turn on new scientific minds this school year. These 90-minute educational enrichment sessions are a cornerstone piece of…

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Breaking: USPS has new possible downtown site

Customers who used the downtown post office before it relocated to East Hill are being asked to comment on a new possible location for a…

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