EntreCon update: entrepreneurial brewer, local Inc. 5000 winners to speak


  • September 4, 2015
  • /   Mike Ensley
  • /   entrecon
In this EntreCon update meet the entrepreneurial brewer, and the Pensacola Inc. 5000 winner who will share their success stories at the Nov 5-6 event.

Bruce Beach hatchery project moving forward


  • September 4, 2015
  • /   Louis Cooper
  • /   community-dashboard
A key part of BP's early restoration plan after the 2010 spill, the $18.8 million state fisheries center at Bruce Beach in Pensacola is moving forward.

Key question for every business leader


  • September 3, 2015
  • /   Rachael Gillette
  • /   training-development
As a business owner how do you determine what your number one priority is every day? This was a hot topic for discussion at a recent CEO breakfast hosted by Quint Studer.

Shannon's Window: Our children need more than a letter


  • September 3, 2015
  • /   Shannon Nickinson
  • /   education
While it's appreciated, Pensacola's children need more than the letter heading to state leaders urging investment in

Navy Federal's boom is just beginning


  • September 2, 2015
  • /   Carlton Proctor
  • /   economy
Promising 10,000 jobs with wages above the Pensacola area average, Navy Federal Credit Union expansion will represent a $1 billion investment.

CEO Breakfasts building better businesses


  • September 2, 2015
  • /   staff reports
  • /   training-development
The Studer Community Institute’s CEO Breakfast are aimed at helping Pensacola business leaders deal with the challenges and opportunities they face.

Measuring quality of life one sip at a time


  • September 1, 2015
  • /   Louis Cooper
  • /   community-dashboard
UWF to study water quality at Pensacola parks drinking fountains as part of continuing effort to gauge public health, quality of life impact of city parks.

Could a music festival return to downtown?


  • September 1, 2015
  • /   Mike Ensley
  • /   community-dashboard
The committee exploring whether a version of SpringFest is viable in downtown Pensacola put tickets on sale to gauge event's importance to quality of life.

Escambia's graduation rate is a work in progress


  • September 1, 2015
  • /   Reggie Dogan
  • /   education
Escambia County School District’s graduate rate has risen 10 percentage points from 2009, but it still remains far behind the national graduate rate of 81 percent, an all-time high for U.S. students.

PYP retooling internship program to move forward


  • August 31, 2015
  • /   Carlton Proctor
  • /   education
Pensacola Young Professionals are retooling an internship program that helps recruit and retain young professionals in the local workforce.