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Pensacola Speaks: How to start a business and the mysterious death of Willie Junior

   March 9, 2015

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We will open Pensacola Speaks today with an interview with Kelly Massey, the director of the Florida Small Business Development Center at UWF, about his upcoming “Boot Camp” series–a four-week training course on how to start, plan, market and effectively manage a business. Massey will take questions on getting started or growing a business. He will be on the air at 5:15 p.m.

On the most read posts on the blog over the past 30 days is republication of an article written in February 2005 on the corner’s report on the death of former Escambia County Commissioner Willie Junior. Duwayne Escobedo, who was my editor at the time, will come on the show to talk about Junior and the circumstances surrounding his death. He will on the air at 5:35 p.m.

Pensacola Speaks airs weekdays from 5-6 p.m. on News Talk 1370 WCOA. Call in @ 850-478-3116. You can listen online on their website or download their App from Apple or Google Play.

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