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Pensacola’s Mount Dioxin, then and now (opens the original)
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If you drive north on Palafox Street, there is an empty lot at 3910 that is easy to miss. There’s a chain-link fence along the road. Beyond it, there is grass, trees, and open space. The lot looks ordinary. But this is the former Escambia Wood Treating Company site. And for people who have lived around this part of Pensacola for decades, there is nothing ordinary about it. Brandy Johnson lives nearby. She told Escambia County commissioners she’s worried about what could happen if the property is
This thrift store at NAS Pensacola is a lifeline for the community it serves (opens the original)
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Inside the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society thrift shop at NAS Pensacola, there are bargains everywhere. Walk through the front door, and there is a small reception area with a cash register. To the right, a hallway leads to shelves of secondhand books. Beyond that is a large room filled with housewares, artwork, and home decor. To the left is another large room packed with clothing racks. Smaller rooms nearby hold military uniforms that have been cleaned, pressed, sorted, and prepared for their
Pensacola Beach records its first sea turtle hatch of 2026 (opens the original)
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There’s a small sign of life emerging from the sand on Pensacola Beach. Escambia County’s Sea Turtle Patrol volunteers have recorded the first sea turtle hatch of the season. The nest was laid on a dune ridge, where it was protected from the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Bertha in July. And when the eggs finally hatched, 123 baby turtles made their way into the Gulf. It’s a welcome start to the season, especially because the storm flooded several other sea turtle nests along the coast. Count
After years of studies, the Pensacola Bay Center project begins to take shape (opens the original)
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After years of discussion about the future of the Pensacola Bay Center, Escambia County commissioners say they’re ready to stop studying the project and start planning improvements. During last week's Committee of the Whole meeting, commissioners signaled support for beginning the first phase of a long-planned redevelopment. County staff recommended a phased approach that begins with renovating the existing Bay Center while planning for future development around it. The estimated $74 million fir
What the school superintendent referendum means for Escambia County (opens the original)
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Eight years after Escambia County voters narrowly changed how the school superintendent is selected, the question is back on the ballot. On Aug. 18, voters will decide whether to keep the current system, where the School Board appoints the superintendent, or return to electing the district’s top education leader. If voters choose “Yes,” Escambia County would return to electing its superintendent beginning with the 2028 election. A “No” vote would keep the current system, where the School Board h
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