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2008: Year in Review
The IN did its best to live to its reputation as fearless watchdog in 2008. Here are our top cover stories of the past year.
News Features
A&E Year In Review 2008
2008 saw a tide of change roll across the country in various forms. Whether it was the economy, politics or cultural trends, the buzzword for 2008 was undoubtedly "change."
Best of Film 2008
2008 was an interesting year for film, and overall, was a bit disappointing.
Evers wounds, maybe kills, consolidation
NorthEscambia.com reports that the Town of Century has withdrawn its support for a plan to consolidate Century, Pensacola and Escambia County under one unified government. Council members are claiming... [more]
City Staff Politics 102
The Pensacola city staff has stopped playing politics with its council and the citizens. Last week, we pointed out on this blog that the council’s own rules and procedures prevented it from reco... [more]
Buzz: Barrows gets 10pm slot
We’ve heard through the media grapevine that Mollye Barrows is the new 10pm co-anchor for WEAR TV3. She will continue with her 4pm also. Barrows had been banished from prime time after a series ... [more]
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
News: Obama Could Have Surgeon General
The Washington Post reported today that President-elect Barack Obama has made an offer to a TV journalist for the position of surgeon general. more
News: Jack and Ron's To Remain Open
Jack and Ron's Piano Bar confirmed to the IN they are not closing at the end of the month. more
Hot Times: AWM "Budget-Buster" Wine Tasting
Are you looking for affordable wines that also taste good? more
Art: Last Call For Entries
The Fiesta of Five Flags is seeking artwork for the 25th Annual Pensacola Crawfish Festival more
A&E: "Death of a Salesman" Auditions
Open auditions to be held at PLT for Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Death of a Salesman" more
Democrats Party
7-9 PM on Monday, January 12 WHERE: The Atrium at the Pensacola Cultural Center (Pensacola Little Theater), 400 South Jefferson Street, Downtown Pensacola more
News: Pate Goes Back To Council On Thursday
In a vote of 6-3, Council committee members approved a motion to review a new lease for Pate Stevedore after it agreed to make changes to its initial proposal. more
