For The Records
By Stephanie Sharp If you’re a loyal reader of Inweekly, you know our staff is really into music. So it only makes sense that we consider Record Store Day (RSD) a full-on holiday and one of the best Saturdays of the ...


Local Sounds, Three Ways
By Jennie McKeon There is no shortage of live music this weekend—and it runs the gamut from hip-hop to choral music to singer-songwriters. And the best part is these particular events all feature some incredible local talent. Here’s a look at three shows ...


Where Have All the Cobia Gone?
By Joe Baucum With verve not too dissimilar from Mykelti Williamson’s Bubba from the 1994 Academy Award-winning “Forrest Gump,” Pensacola recreational fisherman Mike Williamson rattles off several virtues on why cobia, a protracted-spawning, brown-skinned fish, remain prized among Florida Panhandle anglers. “It’s ...



Pensacola’s Melting Pot
By T.S. Strickland Pensacola has always been a melting pot. From the Spanish, French and British who colonized the area in the 16th and 17th centuries to the waves of Southeast Asian and Hispanic [...]

Walking the Walk
By Jennifer Leigh Every year on September 20, thousands gather across the country to walk and raise awareness for those living in poverty in the Friends of the Poor event hosted by local chapters [...]

Calendar 9/11/14
THURSDAY 9.11 “PATRIOT’S DAY LUNCH CLASS” AT SO GOURMET Noon-1 p.m. So Gourmet is observing Patriot’s Day by putting a healthy twist on some of America's favorite foods, with a menu of [...]

Ethnic Veg
By Sarah McCartan Every vegetarian or vegan in town knows that if you are craving Vietnamese food, #86 at Tu-Do (with peanut sauce) is the way to go, that is, if you want an overflowing bowl of [...]

Winners & Losers 9/11/14
Winners CVS Health The pharmacy chain has announced that it will stop selling cigarettes and all tobacco products at its more than 7,600 stores nationwide by Oct. 1. Many of the local stores [...]

The Buzz 9/11/14
Charlotte’s Mom Visits During the past legislative session, Florida lawmakers passed the state’s first medical marijuana bill that legalized “Charlotte’s Web,” a limited strain of marijuana [...]

News of the Weird 9/11/14
By Chuck Shepherd A Nerd's Rhapsody Nicholas Felton's latest annual recap of his personal communications data is now available, for just $30. Key findings, graphically presented, of Nicholas' busy [...]