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Escambia County Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore gives the Wednesday morning update.
The City of Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will host another round of community workshops starting Tuesday, Oct. 1 through Thursday, Oct. 3, to update its three community redevelopment plans. The plans are meant to outline future community improvements and be used as the basis for obtaining funding for specific projects.
Rick talks with Sena Maddison, Scottlin Williams, Mike Dobuski, DC Reeves, Victoria D'Angelo, and Jim Ryan.
Mayor D.C. Reeves discusses the Community Land Trust, the next step on the old Baptist Hospital campus and how he will use CRA dollars held by the Escambia Children's Trust.
County meteorologist Scottlin Williams subbed for Eric Gilmore. She says it's still too early to model the tropical wave - "Be Prepared, Not Scared."
Rick talks with Sena Maddison, Eric Gilmore, Wes Moreno, John Scanlon, Lewis Garvin and Jim Ryan.
Pensacola Energy's John Scanlon offers tips for natural gas customers for before, during and after a storm.
PenAir Credit Union has launched its second annual Snack Stock, a community-wide snack collection drive to benefit Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Centers. Its branches began accepting snack donations from the community, including members and non-members, on Oct. 2. The drive will supply the cancer center’s snack cabinet with individually wrapped items for cancer patients and their families to enjoy while in the waiting room, treatment areas or at routine appointments.
Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno discusses the 2024-2025 budget.
Escambia County Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore is watching the Yucatan again.
From the publisher's feed
Author and newspaper publisher Rick Outzen explores the news behind the headlines with newsmakers and the journalists that cover them.