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Public Invited to Participate in a Time Capsule, Mosiac for Escambia County’s 200th Anniversary

Pulse Staff·June 1, 2021

In commemoration of Florida’s Territorial Bicentennial and Escambia County’s 200th Anniversary, the 200th Anniversary Commission is seeking the community’s input on...

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Johnson Beach Day to Be Held May 1, 2021

Pulse Staff·April 20, 2021

Annual Remembrance Day Celebrates Life of Local Hero The Perdido Key Chamber of Commerce and Gulf Islands National...

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“Oh, shoot!” Says UWF Trustee to Wentworth KKK Ties

Blair Castro·March 23, 2021

The University of West Florida (UWF) Board of Trustees barely decided to rename the T.T. Wentworth Jr Florida...

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Non-profit launches with mission to save Pensacola’s history and stories

Pulse Staff·February 21, 2019

The John Sunday Society — originally established in 2016 in a bid to save Sunday’s historic 1901 house...

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These rare artist drawings show Pensacola’s Mardi Gras floats more than a century ago

Pulse Staff·February 14, 2019

For most Americans, this time of year isn’t anything special. But for many of us here on the...

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Museum Plaza in downtown Pensacola set for grand opening

Pulse Staff·January 30, 2019

After more than two years of planning, a new public plaza and park will soon officially be complete...

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Veteran’s Memorial Park seeking volunteers to honor the fallen

Pulse Staff·May 18, 2018

Veterans Memorial Park of Pensacola is seeking volunteers for a week-long Reading of the Names at The Wall...

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Preservation work completed at Fort Pickens

Pulse Staff·February 28, 2018

Gulf Islands National Seashore announced the completion of a five-month preservation project at Fort Pickens. The work, which...

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Built in less than a year, the San Carlos opened this month in 1910

Derek Cosson·February 14, 2018

To mark the 25 years since Pensacola’s San Carlos Hotel was razed, The Pulse is featuring a series...

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WWII-era USS Pensacola commissioned 88 years ago today

Derek Cosson·February 6, 2018

On the morning of February 6, 1930, the USS Pensacola was commissioned at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New...

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News

Advocates review Pallet shelters as potential temporary housing solution

Eric Randall sworn in as new Pensacola Police Chief

Bayou Chico contaminated sediment remediation project begins

Features

Advocates review Pallet shelters as potential temporary housing solution

Eric Randall sworn in as new Pensacola Police Chief

CivicCon hosts expert speakers at Wahoos stadium in June

Commentary

“Citizens should not be targeted by their government for exercising their rights, whether you agree with their particular beliefs or not.”

A hero emerges out of June’s first BOCC meeting

Building a better Pensacola together, one story at a time

Lifestyle

Air National Guard Band to Perform at Community Maritime Park June 27

CivicCon hosts expert speakers at Wahoos stadium in June

Adonna’s Garden Street Cafe offers casual charm with comforting selections

History

Public Invited to Participate in a Time Capsule, Mosiac for Escambia County’s 200th Anniversary

Johnson Beach Day to Be Held May 1, 2021

“Oh, shoot!” Says UWF Trustee to Wentworth KKK Ties

Non-profit launches with mission to save Pensacola’s history and stories

These rare artist drawings show Pensacola’s Mardi Gras floats more than a century ago

Museum Plaza in downtown Pensacola set for grand opening

Veteran’s Memorial Park seeking volunteers to honor the fallen

Preservation work completed at Fort Pickens

Built in less than a year, the San Carlos opened this month in 1910

WWII-era USS Pensacola commissioned 88 years ago today