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Rockin’ Headphones, Droppin’ Beats
By Sarah McCartan If you walk into Vinyl Music Hall Saturday night, you will be greeted with a sea of bodies dancing in what appears from the outside in to look at lot like silence. It’s not silence, but rather, ...
Bike Curious
Pensacola Pedals Toward a Two-Wheel Takeover By Sarah McCartan They say there is no happier cyclist than a Dutch cyclist, which for many may come as no surprise. If you’ve ever stepped foot in Holland and failed to look before you ...
It Happened Here 6/20/13
Emmanuel, Sheppard and Condon Turns 100 By Jessica Forbes One hundred years ago, Leroy V. Holsberry relocated his family and law practice to Pensacola from his native West Virginia. This year marks the centennial of the law firm he established here, which ...
A Soiled Situation
East Hill Residents Receive Notice of Class Action Lawsuit Settlement By Sarah McCartan If you live in the centralized portion of the generally health-conscious and progressive East Hill neighborhood, you may have received a notice regarding a class action settlement five years ...
Not So Common Read
Writer George Saunders Speaks at University of West Florida by Kate Peterson George Saunders, multiple award-winning and best-selling author, is visiting the Panhandle as part of the University [...]
News of the Weird 3/17/11
By Chuck Sheppard 21st-Century American Exports? In strife-torn Sudan (land of the Darfur murder and rape atrocities and a per-capita annual income of $2,200), an epic, year-long Ponzi scheme [...]
The Public Record
Dear Maxwell, I enjoyed reading your previous article about the plane that crash-landed in Escambia Bay in 1978. I live in the Scenic Heights neighborhood, and I remember when that happened. We had [...]
Winners & Losers 3/17/11
Winners BISHOP JOHN RICARD Pope Benedict XVI has granted retirement to the Most Reverend John H. Ricard, SSJ, Bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee. The retirement is effective immediately. In addition [...]
Green News: What Is Happening Locally
GOVERNMENTS AND UTILITIES DO THEIR PART By IN Staff ECUA’S BAYOU MARCUS BOARDWALK: WHERE NORTHWEST FLORIDA’S WILDLIFE CALLS Since 1997, the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority’s (ECUA) Bayou [...]
Outtakes 3/17/11
MODERN ‘LES MIS’ The local PBS station has been broadcasting a special concert version of the musical “Les Miserables”, which is based on Victor Hugo’s 1862 novel of the same name about [...]
‘American Icons’
Ballet Pensacola Celebrates American Artists Through Dance By Lindsay Myers Richard Steinert wants you to know one thing: When you come to Ballet Pensacola’s spring production “American [...]
Community Outreach 3/17/11
CHAIRS FOR CHARITY EVENT Sacred Heart Hospital’s Ladies of Charity organization will conduct its 4th Annual Chairs for Charity Auction and Pass-Along Plants Sale on Saturday, April 2, from 9 a.m. [...]
Hot Times 3/17/11
THURSDAY 3.17 ART ART CLASS AT PAINTING WITH A TWIST 1-4 p.m. Bring your favorite bottle of wine or beverage, and paint a picture step by step that you will take home. 16 years and older. [...]
Community Outreach: Soles4Souls®, The Shoe Charity, and Shoe Station Partner for Japanese Relief Efforts
Soles4Souls (giveshoes.org) and Shoe Station have joined forces to bring shoes to victims of the devastating earthquake in Japan. Shoe Station will help collect footwear to support Soles4Souls’ [...]
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