Pensacon 2015
Everyone who believed Pensacon year one would be a massive success was totally right. “That Saturday when the line reached all around the hotel, we were quite surprised,” said Ben Galecki, CEO of Pensacon and Kinematic Entertainment. “It was a pleasant ...
FDLE Crime Lab Breach, A Year Later
By Ben Sheffler On Feb. 4, 2014, agents with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, working with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, arrested former Pensacola crime laboratory chemist Joseph Graves on charges of grand theft, tampering with or fabricating physical evidence ...
The Buzz 10/27/11
UNION RALLY SET NOV. 3 The wheels on the bus go round and round … for now. After a sit-down with a federal mediator, Escambia County Area Transit employees and Veolia, the French company that [...]
Winners & Losers 10/27/11
The Winners & Losers contingent of the Independent News media and entertainment empire took to occupying the publisher’s office and refused to pick winners and losers for this week’s issue. [...]
Island In Time
Pearl Harbor Survivors Return to Hawaii By Jeremy Morrison Old men in Hawaiian shirts are not usually in a hurry to get where they’re going. Chances are, they’ve been there before. These [...]
Fighting the Good Fight—Breast Cancer Awareness Month Not Over Yet
By Jennie McKeon It was November 2007. Mandie Bignell was 32 and in her second trimester carrying her second child. She was trying to enjoy her family vacation at Disney World when she found a [...]
Health Talk with Dr. Kimberly Garcia
From screenings to oncology referrals, women are taken care of every step of the way at Radiology Associates. “We help patients through the system so that they don’t fall through the [...]
Outtakes 10/27/11
I LAUGHED SO HARD The Sunday column by the executive editor of the daily newspaper (Pensacola News Journal, “A professional watchdog costs money,” Oct. 23) made me laugh so hard I snorted my [...]
My Pensacola—Scott Greenberg
Scott Greenberg Day Job: Principal, Greenberg Palmer Boutique Public Relations Pensacola Resident Since: 2008 Good Eats: Cactus Flower is my weekly guilty pleasure. I think they put something [...]
All Hallows Eve-rything
By Bubbs Harris From the first time we put on a costume and hit the streets as children, stalking the night like legions of the undead, we have become enamored by Halloween and all of the fun [...]
Beyond Birth Control
Did Bayer Put Profits Before Patients? By Rick Outzen Pediatric nurse Carissa Ubersox, 24, was working her dream job at a Madison, Wis. Hospital. The recent college graduate was engaged to be [...]
It Happened Here 10/27/11
Pensacola’s Streetcar Heyday by Jessica Forbes Before automobiles dominated Pensacola’s roadways, a network of streetcars served as the preferred mode of ground transportation in the city. [...]
News of the Weird 10/27/11
by Chuck Shepherd “My ultimate dream is to be buried in a deep ocean close to where penguins live,” explained the former Alfred David, 79, otherwise known in his native Belgium as “Monsieur [...]
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