Kamal Morgan
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Second chance to 'be somebody.' How AMIkids Pensacola helps kids reach their potential
AMIkids Pensacola works to build confidence and career skills in kids the rest of the world has given up on. → Read More
Habitat For Humanity helping with revitalization efforts in Cantonment
Habitat for Humanity is using a $100,000 grant to make critical home repairs and improvements in the community. → Read More
Pensacon hitting 10-year milestone and coming back 'bigger and better' than ever
Pensacon is back for its 10th anniversary where there will be more costumes, guests, and attendees than ever before. → Read More
UWF hosting 1st Holocaust Remembrance to spread awareness of the dangers of hate
The event will feature a survivor's first person account from the Holocaust. → Read More
Are Pensacola small businesses on your shopping list? They have more than deals to offer:
Small Business Saturday and the holidays are a time for local small businesses to reflect and give thanks to the community who keep them surviving. → Read More
Be a Santa to a Senior is collecting gifts for Pensacola seniors this Christmas season
Be a Santa to a Senior is a community effort to bring joy to seniors. → Read More
Black Café and Bookstore plans to fill the knowledge gap in Pensacola
“You need to know your history. You need to know world history, but you don't need to know world history and leave your history out.” → Read More
Gulf Coast Veterans Week in Pensacola is a 7-day celebration and remembrance of veterans
To honor and celebrate veterans in Pensacola, an entire week of events Nov. 5-12 will give families options to reflect and show support. → Read More
New hemp dispensary aims to destigmatize cannabis in Pensacola by making their own
Green Light District is one of the few of its kind in the Pensacola area to manufacture its own hemp in-house. → Read More
Pensacola police, politicians & pastors joining roundtable on solutions to gun violence
The Escambia County Sheriff Office will hold a gun violence round table to address gun violence in the community while exploring possible solutions. → Read More
Eat good, do good: Steak Cook-Off pits Pensacola's grill masters against each other
The 10th Arrogant Steak Cook Off is back for a day of competition on who can make the best steak while helping making the community better. → Read More
Pensacola program is helping children become the next generation of drone operators
Emmaus Kidz and Wounded Eagles UAS have partnered together to provide children the opportunity to fly, program and get license trains kids on drones. → Read More
Florida Power and Light offering free home upgrades to help reduce utility bills
Forida Power and Light gave one of the first Northwest Florida residents an energy home makover with their Community Energy Saver Program. → Read More
Sneaker Party returns to Pensacola for sneakerheads and sellers
Sneaker Party is back on this Sunday at Booker T. Washington High School were sneakerheads can come together to connect, buy, sell, and trade. → Read More
John Sunday helped shape the course of Pensacola. A century later, he's getting his due
On Thursday, the city of Pensacola dedicated a plaza to John Sunday who was considered one of the richest and most influential Black men in the South. → Read More
Remember the ice bucket challenge? A 'grown up' version's coming to Pensacola. Here's why:
The ALS Association is bringing a new version of the Ice Bucket Challenge, the CEO Soak, to Pensacola to help raise awareness about ALS. → Read More
A rare disorder causing vision loss is becoming far less rare in the Pensacola region
Intracranial hypertension, a disorder that causes vision loss, is on the rise in the area. An Ascension Sacred Heart doctor is one the case. → Read More
Fort Pickens' 'disappearing guns' of Battery Cooper are now open for all to see
After the pandemic-related closure of the interior of Battery Cooper, Gulf Islands National Seashore has reopened one of its "disappearing guns." → Read More
Tutoring's a 'career of love' for Pensacola educator. Others are helping spread the love
Bantucola's Capacity Building Grant was rewarded to Harmonic Learning Education and Training to help grow their business to support the community. → Read More
'Important, and loved and cared for': Open event offers space for queer writers and poets
Evolve 'n Thrive's Open Mic & Reading event at Emerald Republic Brewing Company will provide a space for queer writers and poets. → Read More