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IMPACT 100 Postpones “Million Dollar Sunday”

The event is rescheduled for Sunday, October 25, provided the community does not experience extensive storm damage. The location and times remain unchanged.

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UWF Kicks Students Out of Dorms at 6 p.m. today

UWF gave dorm students under 24 hours to evacuate. After Sally in 2020, they got food and water. Shelter opens 8 am, Friday. Where do they sleep tonight, Manny?

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ECUA Shutting Off Water on Pensacola Beach, Friday 3 p.m.

As Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast and an evacuation order is issued for Pensacola Beach, the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority will temporarily shut down…

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ECUA to Begin Friday Sanitation Collection Early Ahead of Hurricane Isaias

ECUA to Begin Friday Sanitation Collection Early Ahead of Hurricane Isaias The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority will begin Friday, Oct. 9, sanitation collection services as…

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Zones A and B start evacuating

  Update: To look up your evacuation zone online, visit myescambia.com/knowyourzone. Escambia County has issued an evacuation order for evacuation Zones A and B, effective at…

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Escambia Commission Issues Local State of Emergency for Hurricane Isaias

Escambia County declared a Local State of Emergency for Hurricane Isaias at a Special Emergency Board of County Commissioners Meeting this morning, Thursday, Oct. 8….

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Litany of Closures, Cancellations

This is all we know as of 7 a.m. We will post updates as we receive them. Stay safe!

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Isaias Is Strengthening, and Escambia County Is in the Path

Isaias could hit 110 mph by Thursday, with 5 to 7 feet of surge possible in Escambia. Hurricane watch is up. Watch Scottlin Wilson tell give us the detail.

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City Races to Shore Up as Isaias Takes Aim

Hurricane Watch for Escambia: Mayor Reeves says treat Isaias as a direct hit. See the city’s storm plan, flood spots and boat ramp changes.

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Socktober Returns to West Pensacola Elementary

Socks are the most requested item at shelters. Socktober’s goal is 3,500 pairs, and for the first time, local veterans will get them too. Learn how to help.

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Dennis Says School Closure Decision “Has Not Been Made Yet”

Is the Lincoln Park and Warrington closure final? Dennis says no. Commissioner May says ‘You can’t close your way out of this crisis.’ Here’s what going on.

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Childers isn’t the First Constitutional Officer to Sue Escambia County Over a Budget

In 1980, Joe Flowers won in court against Escambia County but never got his $$$. Courts can’t order BCC what to budget for a constitutional officer.

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Escambia County Actively Monitoring Invest #92L

Invest 92L has a 90% chance to develop. Escambia beaches face life-threatening rip currents thru Oct. 10. Free sand is available.

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The Case for Lincoln Park Elementary

Lincoln Park Elementary is #3 in gains for struggling students. The district still plans to close it and may bus them to lower-ranked schools. Why?

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Hidden Documents Show Library Board of Governance Is More Than Advisory

Escambia’s library board isn’t “merely advisory.” Newly surfaced 2022 county documents show Wes Moreno’s claim is false. Read the proof and ask why all the lies.

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Vote on Fricker Center Playground Design—Two Options

Pensacola, you pick the playground! Vote Oct. 2-23 on the new Fricker Center design: Red, White and Blue or Teal and Green.

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Anticipated OLF-8 Zoning Changes before Planning Board Tomorrow

Development: Planning Board to Take Up Rezoning for Outlying Fields in Beulah Staff says the changes are consistent with the county’s plans, and three state…

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Last Day to Register Vote; Sept. Registrations Show A Shift

67.1% of Escambia’s 1,152 new September voters didn’t register as Republican. In District 4, it was 76%. See the full numbers.

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Reeves Brings Home a Teen Safety Playbook From San Diego

Pensacola’s mayor just returned from San Diego with a teen safety playbook. A curfew only works if kids have somewhere to go. Hear his plan to make it real.

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Nine Nonprofits Compete for $125,000 in Sunday’s Child Grants

Nine Pensacola nonprofits are vying for five $25,000 grants. Sunday’s Child members vote Oct. 18 to split $125,000. See the finalists.

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