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Is Florida Billionaire to Blame For Failing Ferry Operations to Mackinac Island?
UPDATE (8/12/24): The latest ferry schedules can be found here. Since then it's seemed like smoothing sailing-- until this past weekend, that is. Is this beloved Mackinac Island ferry company in dire straits?. As the busy summer tourist season winds down at one of Michigan's biggest and best tourist destinations,...
Tim Walz says he is ‘the anti-Tommy Tuberville’: Football coaches ‘are not the dumbest people’
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took a jab at Alabama’s senior U.S. Senator in Boston on Wednesday night. “I feel like one of my roles in this now is to be the anti-Tommy Tuberville, to show that football coaches are not the dumbest people,” the candidate for Vice-President said.
UWF students arrive on campus today
Students are arriving at the University of West Florida today. The university is experiencing unprecedented growth. Dr. Martha Saunders told us UWF thrives by constantly refining its strategic enrollment plan, diving deep into student data and providing robust student engagement and support. Excelling in those three areas positions UWF to recruit and retain students at record rates.
Daily Outtakes: Fish House refinance, D4 racist mailer and Salzman’s spending spree
Some of Pensacola’s most popular restaurants aren’t closing, and their ownership isn’t changing. A Great Southern Restaurants spokesperson last night explained the report of Truist foreclosing on a loan tied to several of its restaurants, including Fish House, Atlas Oyster House, Jackson’s Steakhouse, Five Sisters’ Blues Cafe, and Angelena’s, was based on court documents recently filed, but the foreclosure is the result of a debt restructuring negotiation that failed.
After collapsing from a stroke, an Alabama man wound up in Pensacola with no way home
Derrick Taylor is not homeless and never has been, but he got an idea of what it’s like to be alone and helpless on the street after a barrage of unfortunate incidents took him from his home in Birmingham, Alabama, to a hospital in Pensacola. The 61-year-old man says the experience opened...
New restaurant, medical facility planned for southwest Pensacola
A development project was filed with Escambia County’s Development Review Committee that seeks to create a retail commercial outparcel with two buildings on currently undeveloped land on South Blue Angel Parkway. The site of the proposal is located near a Regions Bank and Winn-Dixie, which are north of the site in the Blue...
PNJ Super Seniors: Meet the 13 seniors with high expectations and ceilings entering 2024 season
The class of 2025 in the Pensacola area has produced some top talent, with some of these players having been on football fans' – and college recruiters, for that matter – radar since they were freshmen back in the 2021 campaign. That season was the first season after the COVID-19 pandemic, even though the 2020 campaign still went on, it was a touch delayed. There was no spring football in 2020, and summer workouts had to go...
Escambia County area restaurant inspections: Four restaurants receive high violations
Here's the breakdown of recent restaurant inspections in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties for the week of Aug. 5-11. Florida's restaurant owners are not required to post restaurant inspection results where guests can see them. So, every week, we provide that information for you. During the latest round of inspections from the Department...
Waste Management Waste Watch Program in Florida
Waste management drivers are also serving as an extra set of eyes and ears for local law enforcement. They’re able to report any suspicious activity they may witness during their routes, thanks to a program started in 2010. During their scheduled route on Marco Island, Emelio Medal and his...
Judge approves Gulf Breeze mother killer to be moved to secure 'step down' facility
GULF BREEZE, Fla. -- A Gulf Breeze man who killed his mother 11 years ago will soon be transferred from the Florida State Hospitalto the Apalachee Center in Quincy, which is a secure "step down" facility. Brandon Aydelott -- who brutally murdered his 48-year-old mother Sharon Aydelott on Christmas Eve...
Orange Beach Fire Rescue Urges Residents to Update Community Connect Information
Community Connect Helps First Responders Save Lives. Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – Orange Beach Fire Rescue (OBFR) is calling on residents to participate in, or update their information in its Community Connect program. This program is designed to aid emergency responders by providing essential information about homes and businesses. With the aim of improving response times and decision-making during emergencies, the OBFR emphasizes the importance of updating information annually on its website.
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