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Welcome to the 21st Century
Change comes slowly to Pensacola. Maybe it's because the city spent so much time during its first 300 years changing its flags from Spanish, French, British, Confederate and American.
News Features
Filling Some Large Shoes
Last month, Gulf Breeze Mayor Lane Gilchrist passed away after serving 17 years in the position and 27 years as a part of the city's government.
Pensacola Indie Film Fest
UWF students John Dougherty and Eliza Espy are fed up with the minute divisions between Pensacola's art community
State attorney has Valentino computer
Commissioner Gene Valentino has turned over his personal computer to the state attorney’s office which is investigating a complaint by atty. Greg Smith that the commissioner had not released all... [more]
Newest PEDC member suggests name change
This email was forwarded to me by Rhette Anderson, the newest PEDC member: From: Rhettean To: blandrum@amstaff.com, ttait@whitneybank.com, fdonovansr@baskervilledonovan.com CC: eemerson@pensacolacham... [more]
Five nominated for Judge
The Judicial Nominating Commission for the First Judicial Circuit has submitted five names to Gov. Charlie Crist to fill the Escambia County Court vacancy resulting from the retirement of Judge G.J. R... [more]
Thursday, July 02, 2009
News: Gulf Power Comments on Energy Bill
Gulf Power Spokeswoman Sandra Sims gives the IN her company's stance on the Waxman-Markey clean energy bill recently passed by the U.S. House. The bill would impose a cap on ... more
News: How Identity Thieves Get Away Free and Clear
Someone gets your social, ruins your credit, upends your life. And gets away free and clear. more
News: A Big Move For Sandy Sansing
On Thursday, the Sandy Sansing Mazda Dealership will celebrate its new home on Pensacola Boulevard with a grand opening celebration from 3 p.m.-8 p.m. more
News: Recycling Slow Down
According to City Sanitation Director Jerry Moore, the newly implemented recycling program has seen pick-up delays due to unexpected citizen usage. more
News: Robbery At Regions Bank
At approximately 11:15 a.m., the Region's Bank located at 6677 N. Davis Hwy. was robbed. The suspect is described as a white male, 6'0, 180 pounds wearing blue jeans, blue ... more
News: Council Salaries Too Low?
Elected officials have always had their salaries and compensation thoroughly examined by the public eye. more
New: Tiananmen 2.0?
The presidential election stolen from Mir Hossein Mousavi was not really an election at all. It was a sham, an elaborate beauty contest produced by the Islamist theocracy that holds ... more
