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Pensacola State College Entrepreneurship Program gets boost from Valentino donation
Gene and Maureen Valentino gifted property in Chumuckla appraised at $250,000, as well as an additional $20,000, to the PSC Entrepreneurial Program. → Read More
Chappie James' son to speak at gala honoring father, celebrating museum opening
The son of Air Force Gen. Daniel "Chappie" James Jr. will speak at a fundraising event Feb. 9 in his father's honor. → Read More
Home for the holidays: Fospice program gives love, comfort to elderly, sick dogs and cats
Through Escambia County animal fospice, animal lovers take in elderly or sick pets so they can live out the rest of their lives surrounded by love. → Read More
'Symbol of what can happen': Navy Point neighborhood works together to put up welcome sign
Navy Point residents raised $10,000 to build a Navy Point welcome sign and plaza at the entrance to the neighborhood. → Read More
Pensacola's Epps Christian Center will spread Christmas joy with food, toy giveaway
Epps Christian Center is more than a soup kitchen; it's a place that helps people turn their lives around. The center will host its youth Christmas celebration this Saturday. → Read More
Georgia Blackmon's Gathering Awareness to close in February after nearly 30 years
Georgia Blackmon to close Gathering Awareness and Book Center in February, an African-American-centered book store and education center. → Read More
Chizuko hosts Pensacola's Festivus for the Rest of Us
Chizuko's to host Festivus for the Rest of Us party on Dec. 23, inspired by the classic Seinfeld episode → Read More
Retired N.B. Cook teacher Pat Holman's former students remember her lessons well
Four former students of retired N.B. Cook Elementary teacher Pat Holman visited her to celebrate her 90th birthday → Read More
Pensacola music teacher 'Big Jim Brown' shows his skills with new album
'Big Jim Brown,' founder of the Gulf Coast School of Music, will perform songs from his new album with his band Dec. 16 at Vinyl Music Hall. → Read More
'Made with love': Gulf Breeze mom, daughter create jewelry benefiting suicide prevention
Mother and daughter Mary and Elli Gentile created I Love Me Knot, which sells jewelry and donates part of the proceeds to suicide prevention measures. → Read More
Pensacola's Vagrants band lands record deal, plans hurricane benefit concert at Vinyl
A Pensacola-based band called the Vagrants has signed with Equal Vision Records, the former home of acts like Coheed and Cambria and Portugal the Man. → Read More
Pensacola seniors at Azalea Trace find work in basement Hobby Shop
The Hobby Shop at Azalea Trace retirement community offers residents a chance to work with wood, metal, glass and more. → Read More
Pensacolians at Inspire event seek better lives in anxious, uncertain world
While life expectancy falls in the United States, with suicides rising, some try to find balance in their lives. → Read More
Hangout Fest announces Cardi B, Travis Scott, Lumineers, Vampire Weekend, Kygo as headliners
Hangout Fest announces lineup, which includes rock, pop, rap, electronic and even a little Christian music → Read More
Warrington's grilled cheese and taco food trucks are welcome addition
Moon: Warrington's grilled cheese and taco food trucks are welcome addition → Read More
Pensacola's history gets better interpretation at St. John's Cemetery thanks to Impact 100
An Impact 100 Pensacola Bay Area grant has allowed historic St. John's Cemetery to add interpretive information signs with cemetery details. → Read More
Pensacola's Vinyl Music Hall gets quick sell-out for March Dropkick Murphy's show
Vinyl Music Hall hopes that March's Dropkick Murphys show is the start of a "snowball effect" that will bring more big bands to town. → Read More
Warrington's Spice & Spirits to add a little Indian flair to American-themed restaurant/bar
Spice & Spirits will serve modern American cuisine with a dash of Indian spice. → Read More
B'nai Israel Synagogue now selling congregation member's soup! It's kosher and for a good cause
B'nai Israel Synagogue member Stanley Schmerken donated his recipes to the synagogue, which is now selling his soups to fund a new roof. → Read More
East Hill Taco Bell opens, and yet, neighborhood survives!
Taco Bell is Taco Bell no matter what the outside looks like. (And for some of us, that's a good thing.) → Read More