Ethics Commission finds cause to investigate Doug Underhill, who thinks “it’ll come out very favorable”
“Citizens should not be targeted by their government for exercising their rights, whether you agree with their particular beliefs or not.”
This week: Pensacola City Council to discuss Airport master plan, renaming of Pensacola Bay Bridge Pulse Staff·January 14, 2019A proposal to name the new span of the Pensacola Bay Bridge, approval of the city’s airport master plan,...PensacolaPolitics & Government·128 Comments·0
Myers endorses Robinson for Pensacola mayor Derek Cosson·July 11, 2018Pensacola City Councilwoman Sherri Myers on Monday formally endorsed Grover Robinson as her choice to be Pensacola’s next...PensacolaPolitics & Government·2 Comments·0
Pensacola councilman won’t seek reelection Derek Cosson·June 12, 2018The Pensacola City Council will see at least two new faces come November, with Councilman Brian Spencer announcing...PensacolaPolitics & Government·1 Comment·0
Sorting through the crowded fields Pulse Staff·May 13, 2018Updated June 13. 5:10 p.m. The race rarely is won at the starting gate. Figuratively or literally, what...BusinessGulf CoastPensacolaPolitics & Government·3 Comments·0
Vote to raise Pensacola mayor’s salary falls short Derek Cosson·March 8, 2018A proposal to increase the annual salary of Pensacola’s mayor from $100,000 to $125,000 did not advance at...Pensacola·2 Comments·0
Johnson won’t seek reelection to Pensacola city council Derek Cosson·March 6, 2018Pensacola businessman Larry B. Johnson announced Tuesday that he would not seek reelection to the city council later...PensacolaPolitics & Government·12 Comments·0
Moore files to run for Pensacola City Council Derek Cosson·March 2, 2018At least one new face could be on the Pensacola City Council come November: Businessman Jared Moore pre-filed...PensacolaPolitics & Government·6 Comments·0
Pensacola mayoral salary could be raised Derek Cosson·February 27, 2018Pensacola City Council members could vote next week to give the city’s mayor a 25 percent raise —...PensacolaPolitics & Government·4 Comments·0
Pensacola councilwoman again pulls hatchery lease item from agenda Derek Cosson·February 6, 2018For the second time in four months, Pensacola city councilwoman Sherri Myers has proposed voiding the lease for...PensacolaPolitics & Government·0 Comments·0
Council could nix Pensacola hatchery lease or set public vote Derek Cosson·February 2, 2018The Pensacola City Council could decide the fate of a long-planned $19 million marine research center next week —...PensacolaPolitics & Government·1 Comment·0
