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The Pensacola Beach Air Show generated $38.8 million for the local economy this summer, according to a study for VisitPensacola. The funds came from dining, hotel and Airbnb stays, and merchandising. Officials noted that beach renourishment and better opening acts contributed to the success.
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Kathrine Troup was initially told she had only two months after being diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. Following a diagnosis and initial treatments, the family received unexpected news that Troup is now in remission after undergoing a PET scan.
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A Medicaid eligibility change takes effect Thursday, impacting many legally residing immigrants. Certain groups, like refugees and asylees, will lose coverage, though green card holders may keep access. Local free medical facilities anticipate a significant impact on care.
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The Choral Society of Pensacola's new season explores the human experience through various performances. Highlights include "Voices of the Sea and Sky" in October, a Spanish rendition of Handel’s Messiah in December, and "Alzheimer’s Stories" in March.
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A driver crashed into a Chick-fil-A building on Bayou Boulevard in Pensacola Tuesday night after an initial two-vehicle collision. Police reported that one vehicle hit a curb, striking another which then impacted the restaurant. The facility remains open despite necessary repairs.
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A 61-year-old Pensacola woman was arrested following a domestic incident in Escambia County. Deputies reported that the situation ended with her stabbing a man with a screwdriver on Tuesday night. Susanna Wright was booked into the Escambia County Jail for attempted homicide.
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The City of Pensacola is planning an effort to revitalize the area around the Pace-Cervantes corridor using funds from a grant received in 2024. The Community Redevelopment Agency is working on acquiring blighted commercial properties, with next week's CRA meeting set to discuss demolition vendors.
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