Gulf Coast Claims Facility shutting down

The Gulf Coast Claims Facility, the BP contractor that handles the claims from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, has announced on its website that if the…

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Crestview Police Major indicted for racketeering and much more

The City of Crestview appears to be falling apart. The State Attorney’s office has announced that Major Joseph E. Floyd has been indicted for racketeering….

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Blue Wahoos’ Family-Friendly Plans

The Blue Wahoos are offering affordable family ticket plans for the upcoming summer with the sale of Mini Plans and Kid’s Club memberships that are…

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Mayor Seeks Public Input on Budget

Pensacola residents will have an opportunity to weigh in on the city’s proposed budget tomorrow. Mayor Ashton Hayward is hosting a public input session at…

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CafePress predicts Santorum wins Ohio

CafePress.com is an e-commerce platform for user-designed merchandise. Since November, CafePress has been tracking 2012 election presidential candidate support via The Meter graphs. With an…

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Safe Spring Break Driving

Spring Break traffic will be here before you know it. As a safety procaution, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) wants to remind you to…

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Bonfire Jam Tickets on Sale March 8

The Bonfire Jam tickets will be on sale, Thursday, March 8 at bonfirejam.com. General admission tickets are $37.50, reserved premium are $50, and special addition…

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Pensacola: Home of Pensacola Parking Syndrome

We are famous for our parking…what I described as “parking prairies” seven years ago. The “Pensacola Parking Syndrome” is a term of the trade used…

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Bookies favor Romney on Super Tuesday

With the Republican presidential candidates gearing up for Super Tuesday, Paddy Power have installed former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney as the favourite to win…

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First Navy Bank coming downtown

Justin Beck is reporting in his weekly newsletter that First Navy Bank is building a new branch in downtown Pensacola’s core area.

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Arrest Log March 5

The following suspects were charged with felonies Saturday at Escambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals. Robert Charles Allen, 50,…

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We’ve got a portable for that. West side needs classrooms

The Escambia County School District has 475 portables that have 3,487 student stations, according to documents received by the IN via a public information request….

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ProFlowers drops ads on Limbaugh show

ProFlowers is the latest advertiser to drop its advertising with Rush Limbaugh. From its Facebook page: “Mr. Limbaugh’s recent comments went beyond political discourse to…

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Carbonite CEO says No Mas Rush

A Statement from David Friend, CEO of Carbonite as of 6:45pm ET, March 3: “No one with daughters the age of Sandra Fluke, and I…

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Blog quoted by Alaska Dispatch

The Alaska Dispatch has published an article on how Gulf fishermen are settling with BP. It’s the same quote that was picked up by NY…

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GAO confirms pensions are a problem

The GAO recently released its study on the state of municipal and state pensions. The federal agency found that most pension plans face challenges over…

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My First 5k

The My First 5k Training Program is now open for registration. This is more than just a running program, My First 5k teaches you how…

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Official BP statement on settlement

Release date: 03 March 2012 Estimated $7.8B settlement expected to be paid from $20 billion Trust BP has reached a settlement with the Plaintiffs’ Steering…

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DOJ opposes FL voter registration restrictions

The U.S. Justice Department objected late Friday to new provisions of Florida election law which place strict regulations on third-party voter registration groups and cut…

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Feds looking into cover-up in Sandusky case

CNN is reporting Federal investigators are exploring the possibility of a cover-up at Penn State, as well as possible bribes, fraud, or misuse of federal…

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