Sandra Averhart

On the 2024 ballot, Florida voters are being asked to legalize recreational adult use of marijuana.

Volunteers celebrate the opening of the Harris-Walz Pensacola office.

Jennifer Schaffner, president of Escambia Federated Republican Women and John Roberts, Escambia County Republican Party chairman welcome volunteers to the local Trump-Vance campaign headquarters.

With no chance at winning in their state, Alabama Democrats launch the Alabama Blue Tour to help get out the vote in the nearby states of Georgia and Florida.

In 1924, Fannie Salmons (later Bogart) defeated seven men to become the first female commissioner in Escambia County and in the state of Florida.

The 2024 Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival gets underway this weekend. Each year, one of the highlights of the event is the Invited International Artist. This year’s special guest artist, whose home is in Spain, has a strong connection to Pensacola.

Since Fannie Salmons made history as the first elected female commissioner in Florida and Escambia County in 1924, many women statewide have followed suit. But there's room for improvement in the counties of Northwest Florida.

Archive photo of the Alfred Washburn Center, which is one of the locations where the PIT Count is conducted in Escambia County.

Northwest Florida will once again have an all-Republican legislative delegation, including re-election of the current House incumbents and the return of a former state senator.

Dr. Martha Saunders, UWF President, cuts the ribbon on the new Sandy Sansing Sports Medicine Center at the Darrell Gooden Center on the Pensacola campus.