Posted in Pensacola

Real News 3/5/24

   March 5, 2024

Mayor D.C. Reeves shares his takeaways from last week’s trip to New Orleans, his plans for Malcolm Yonge site and the opening of Bruce Beach park.

Troy Rafferty discusses yesterday’s Senate vote to set up a $20-million compensation fund for Dozier School survivors.

Bart Hudson previews Hot Glass Cold Brew: Art in Bloom that’s Friday, March 8 at First City Arts Center. For tickets, visit here.

The full show: Sena Maddison, Troy Rafferty, Bart Hudson, Mike Denkler, Mike Dobuski and D.C. Reeves.

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