History
“Oh, shoot!” Says UWF Trustee to Wentworth KKK Ties
The University of West Florida (UWF) Board of Trustees barely decided to rename the T.T. Wentworth Jr Florida...
Non-profit launches with mission to save Pensacola’s history and stories
The John Sunday Society — originally established in 2016 in a bid to save Sunday’s historic 1901 house...
These rare artist drawings show Pensacola’s Mardi Gras floats more than a century ago
For most Americans, this time of year isn’t anything special. But for many of us here on the...
Museum Plaza in downtown Pensacola set for grand opening
After more than two years of planning, a new public plaza and park will soon officially be complete...
Veteran’s Memorial Park seeking volunteers to honor the fallen
Veterans Memorial Park of Pensacola is seeking volunteers for a week-long Reading of the Names at The Wall...
Preservation work completed at Fort Pickens
Gulf Islands National Seashore announced the completion of a five-month preservation project at Fort Pickens. The work, which...
Built in less than a year, the San Carlos opened this month in 1910
To mark the 25 years since Pensacola’s San Carlos Hotel was razed, The Pulse is featuring a series...
WWII-era USS Pensacola commissioned 88 years ago today
On the morning of February 6, 1930, the USS Pensacola was commissioned at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New...
Shipwreck found near Mobile could be last American slave ship
A shipwreck uncovered by a Mobile reporter could be that of the Clotilda, the last known American ship to illegally...
25 years ago Pensacola’s San Carlos Hotel was lost forever
The old San Carlos Hotel, which disappeared from the Pensacola skyline 25 years ago, still has a nostalgic...