Good morning, Pensacola.

Starting Monday, Aug.

10, Pensacola residents can enjoy Summer Restaurant Week and a variety of live shows, art fairs, and food specials throughout the week. Other events include outdoor movie nights, drawing clubs, and a Big & Rich concert at Wind Creek on Aug. 15, so there is something for everyone to enjoy* locally.

An Air Force special operations airman pulled an elderly driver from a burning car along Highway 98 near Hurlburt Field on July 25, 10:30 a.m. while stuck in rush-hour traffic + then returned to work after handing the man off to first responders.

Pensacola's Hippie Festival will take place on Oct.

24 at Seville Square (next to Fountain and Bartram Parks) and feature live music, artisan vendors, interactive art, a classic car show and children's activities with no admission fee. Ronald McDonald House Charities serves as the event charity.

On Aug. 7, Linda Sanborn answered a Q&A for Santa Rosa County School Board District 1, outlining her 35-year teaching background as an incumbent and citing reduced state funding plus plans to boost teacher pay.

Escambia County School Board candidates shared Q&As ahead of the Aug.

18 primary for three open seats. In District 1, incumbent Kevin Adams faces Erin Toler; in District 2, incumbent Paul Fetsko competes while Gerald Washington did not submit questionnaire; and in District 3, incumbent David Williams faces Isaac Williams.

Mayor D.C. Reeves delivered 200 FIFA soccer balls to Pensacola children at Hitzman-Optimist Park today through the Pensacola Youth Soccer League.

The donation (part of FIFA's nationwide effort ahead of the 2026 World Cup) gives young players a direct connection to the excitement.

Xfinity customers in Pensacola may soon lose NFL games on NFL Network and NFL RedZone as Comcast and Disney/ESPN hold ongoing talks after the April contract expired + local viewers grow frustrated during the early NFL preseason.