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Memorial Day Weekend 2013
Every year Pensacola and Pensacola Beach play host to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) visitors for a truly unique Memorial Day Weekend bash. For some the weekend is one big circuit party, full of beaching and dancing. For others ...
Breaking Down Walls
by Lilia Del Bosque Oakey Whitehouse It’s a topic that people don’t often talk about. But HIVevolution wants to start the conversation. The local non-profit is an HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention program, which provides education, free and confidential HIV testing, outreach, resource ...
Another Summer of Concerts
By Sarah McCartan A Thursday evening in Pensacola during the summer months wouldn’t feel quite right without watching the sun set while listening to music echoing from downtown’s historic Seville Square. The longstanding summer concert series—Evenings in Olde Seville Square—was all but ...
DeLuna Fest: Song of the Day 9/14/11
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Eat This With That
By Ashley Hardaway On the rocks, or straight up. With a Splenda, or agave syrup - you can do seemingly whatever you like to your cocktail of choice and it is relatively accepted - though perhaps [...]
Outtakes 9/15/11
THEY SAY… An old political strategy has been resurrected in Escambia County. It pits people against each other without ever the instigator personally getting in the line of fire. All one has to do [...]
Awesome Mondays Get More Awesome
by James Hagan Since opening last year, 5 ½ Bar — located at 5 E. Garden St., and attached to Vinyl Music Hall — has become an upscale hot spot for downtown Pensacola. More recently, 5 ½ has [...]
Ladytron takes Electropop to the Stage
By Jennie McKeon She feels like a really good live show offers the audience something to look at. There’s just one little problem. “We don’t dance,” said Reuben Wu, keyboardist and one [...]
Closing the Book on Costner
BP paid actor $52 million for useless invention By Tony D’Souza When Kevin Costner and his centrifuge machines stepped onto the stage during last year’s Deepwater Horizon disaster, oil had [...]
Feeding the Appetite for Life
By Jennie McKeon Every Gallery Night is special in its own right, but Friday, Sept. 16, looking at art will have a bigger impact on the community. As you may already know, Appetite for Life [...]
My Pensacola—Nora Jones
Name: Nora Jones Day Job: Clever Ogre Pensacola Resident Since: 1988 Good Eats: I’m a sucker for hummus, and every time I walk into Hopjacks I order it. And it doesn’t help that the [...]
The Hammer or Redemption?
A.A. Dixon’s Bid at a Second Chance By Jeremy Morrison Chatter fills the school cafeteria on a Friday morning. Students sit in their uniforms, awaiting the final day of school before a [...]
Skate Park Art
By Jennie McKeon Most art galleries don’t have skateboarders wheeling around the art. Most art galleries feature art that is done on a traditional canvas and hung on a blank, white wall. But [...]
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