Grimsley Campaigns for Farmers and Families
By Sammi Sontag State Senator Denise Grimsley (R-Sebring) is running for the Florida Commissioner of Agriculture in 2018. She stopped by the Inweekly offices last week to introduce herself and talk about her plans to work with Florida's Department of Agriculture ...
Sweeney Todd: Thrilling Fun
For those who haven’t purchased their “Sweeney Todd” tickets, don’t miss out on this thrilling show—just in time for Halloween. The demon barber of Fleet Street has never sounded so good [...]
You Just Have to Go to the Fair
By Kate Peterson Corn dogs, rides, beer, funnel cakes and games galore. This year the Pensacola Interstate Fair has so much to offer everyone from the little to the big. To add to the fun, [...]
Happenings 10/18/12
THURSDAY 10.18 ‘PENSACOLA STATE ART FACULTY EXHIBITION’ 7 a.m. through Dec 14. Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts, Bldg 15, Pensacola State College, 1000 College Blvd., Bldg 15. [...]
News of the Weird 10/18/12
by Chuck Shepherd Great Art! For September’s Digital Design Weekend at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, artists Michiko Nitta and Michael Burton commissioned soprano Louise Ashcroft to [...]
The Buzz 10/18/12
Old is New The civic center is nearing 30-years-old. The facility’s new name—Pensacola Bay Center—is brand new. In a presentation to the Escambia County Commission, the center’s management [...]
It Happened Here 10/18/12
One Square, Many Circles by Jessica Forbes It is amazing how much history can be found in one square block in Pensacola, even in one square block of park space. Located at 17th Avenue and East [...]
Ghosts of Mississippi, 2012 Version
ROBERT KENNEDY, JR. INTERVIEWS CIVIL RIGHTS ICON By Rick Outzen On Tuesday, Oct. 2, I sat in on an interview between Robert Kennedy, Jr. and civil rights icon James Meredith, the first [...]
Winners & Losers 10/18/12
WINNERS: Vicki Miller The wife of Congressman Jeff Miller is championing Wreaths Across America which is working with the Three Rivers Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to double [...]
My Pensacola—Casey Sparks
Name: Casey Sparks Day Job: Assistant General Manager/Director of Marketing, Pensacola Bay Center Resident Since: April 2012 Cool People: Since I have only lived here six months, I have not [...]
Wham, Bam, Escambia
Convergence of Issues Trigger County Freakout By Jeremy Morrison The Escambia County political realm appears to be limping toward a desperate implosion. Maybe it’s the pressure of promised [...]
Outtakes 10/18/12
Lame Ducks Bite The most dangerous elected official is the one who no longer seeks public office but still has time to create havoc. It’s particularly dangerous when the politician is a county [...]
Artists Celebrate Life at Gallery Night Reception
By Bradley "Beej" Davis Jr. There are two things that are undoubtedly non-discriminant: art and cancer. The lineage of artists of Quayside Gallery, a member-operated and staple Pensacola museum, [...]
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