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Saturday, February 15th, 2025
Good morning, Pensacola. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of February.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Grand Hotel in Pensacola, severely damaged by Hurricane Sally in 2020, remains closed despite its popularity with Pensacon attendees, with city officials and the property owners discussing potential redevelopment. WEAR-TV
- ➤ University of West Florida pre-nursing students create valentine cards for seniors at a local rehabilitation center, embodying community service and compassion. University of West Florida
- ➤ The PYP Nonprofit Expo 2025 in Pensacola aims to foster connections between the community and various nonprofits to encourage positive local change. Local Pulse
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Pensacon 2025 starts this Friday in Downtown Pensacola, featuring celebrity autographs, photo ops, and a vendor floor at the Pensacola Bay Center and activities at the First United Methodist Church. WEAR-TV
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Becky and Benny Luntsford, a couple from East Hill, focus on making Valentine's Day special as they navigate life with Benny's Alzheimer's diagnosis, with Becky serving as the primary caregiver. Pensacola News Journal
- ➤ The Fork Cancer Gala in Pensacola aims to raise $125,000 for the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery program with an evening featuring local cuisine, entertainment, and auctions on April 4. Rick's Blog
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The Pensacola Blue Wahoos, highlighting National Girls and Women In Sports Day, feature a historic high of 14 women in their front office, leading in various capacities and setting sales records. Pensacola News Journal
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Third Annual Pensacola Chocolate and Cheese Festival
The Pensacola Chocolate and Cheese Fest features food trucks, vendors, live music, and various family-friendly activities, including a chocolate pie eating contest.
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Basic Orientation Plus Training in Pensacola
The Basic Orientation Plus course offers essential OSHA-required safety training for all employees, covering various safety topics over a 5-hour instructional session.
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Weekend Jam Camp at Hampton Inn & Suites
This camp offers hands-on bluegrass music instruction led by experienced educator Larry Kernagis, catering to various skill levels with a comprehensive curriculum and supportive learning environment.
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Gulf Coast Renaissance Faire and Pirate Festival 2025
The Gulf Coast Renaissance Faire and Pirate Festival features jousting, medieval theatre, artisan demonstrations, and a variety of food and games, taking place over two weekends in February and March at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola.
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Gourmet Mushroom Growing Class at Odd Colony
Participants will learn how to cultivate gourmet mushrooms, receiving supplies for two mushroom growing kits and a complimentary beverage.
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Sean of the South at Saenger Theatre
Experience the storytelling and humor of Sean Dietrich at the Saenger Theatre in Pensacola.
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Launch and Signing Event for Emily Ley's Simplified Cookbook
Celebrate the launch of Emily Ley's Simplified Cookbook while enjoying bites and bubbles, along with a chance to get your book signed before the Mardi Gras parade.
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On-Site Senior Living Tour
This event offers a comprehensive on-site tour of Superior in Home Care Inc, highlighting quality amenities and services available in senior living.
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Amy Speace: A Night of Music at the Museum of Commerce
Amy Speace performs live alongside Jeff Black, Brock, Lanzetti, and Ogawa Trio at the Museum of Commerce.
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48th Annual McGuire's St. Patrick's Day Prediction 5K Run
This annual 5K run offers participants a fun opportunity to enjoy a festive atmosphere with a complimentary event shirt and post-race festivities.
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