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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 ...
Hot Times 2/10/11
THURSDAY 2.10 ‘SHORT ATTENTION SPAN THEATRE’ 7:30 p.m. Love, hate, friendship and comedy. $10-$17. Pensacola Little Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson St. 432-2042 or pensacolalittletheatre.com. ART [...]
Laugh With Your Valentine
Pensacola Little Theatre presents “Short Attention Span Theatre” By Jennie McKeon For guys out there who are dreading the pressure that comes with planning a perfect Valentine’s Day date, [...]
What Will Our Strong Mayor Do Next?
Inside The Hayward Transition Process by Rick Outzen Vinyl Music Hall was packed Nov. 2, 2010. The crowd was an eclectic mix of people–old, young, black, white, white collar and blue collar. [...]
Rant & Rave 2/10/11
TOO MUCH PAPERWORK Real estate agents, and their sellers, are under a county mandate requiring all sellers of property to disclose that there is an airport nearby, and what noise level the airport is [...]
News of the Weird 2/10/11
“Tall, slim, facial symmetry,” “good teeth,” along with classic makeup and dress and graceful movement, might comprise the inventory list for any beauty contest winner, and they are also the [...]
Outtakes 2/10/11
LOST OPPORTUNITIES Pensacola has been jokingly called “The Land of Potential,” but it really is “The Land of Missed Opportunities.” People complain about the lack of jobs, shrinking military [...]
Love Locally
IN’s Alternative Guide to a Unique, Thoughtful Valentine’s Day By Kiley A. Bolster Oh, Valentine’s Day—That sentimental day that provides new and old sweethearts alike the opportunity to [...]
Food: Nacho Daddies
Mexican food finally returns to Palafox Street dining scene By Kiley A. Bolster Palafox Street will be welcoming its newest dining addition on Feb. 14 when Nacho Daddies opens its doors. The [...]
Visual, Tactile and Flowing
Christo and Jeanne-Claude Exhibit and Lecture in Pensacola By Kate Peterson The Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts on the Pensacola State College campus, as part of the Distinguished [...]
Buzz 2/10/11
HUNTING BAN Joshua Wayne Douglas, who has been indicted for the murder of Jamie M. Broxson, may have had early signs of trouble. In January 2007, Douglas pled guilty after Florida Fish and Wildlife [...]
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