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The Impact 100 Grant funded new rehabilitation enclosures, educational signage and supplies at the Wildlife Sanctuary of NW Florida — the unveiling took place Saturday, Aug. 22 to support ongoing care efforts.

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Blessed Berry Bowls, a popular local food truck, will open a sit-down cafe at 1922 Creighton Road, Suite A in September with indoor and outdoor seating.

The cafe will serve handcrafted acai bowls, smoothies, and a customizable salad bar to better meet customer needs.

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Fuji Sushi & Grill permanently closed its Pensacola location at 6235 N. Davis Highway Suite 116 on Aug. 18 after serving the community for just over a year.

The restaurant was known for Korean barbecue + hot pot, leaving local diners to say goodbye to its unique flavors.

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Amid rising grocery prices, a Pensacola shopper switched to Aldi after noting cost hikes (beef roasts up 13.5% and instant coffee up 15.8%), following a national report that ranked Florida tied as the sixth most expensive state for groceries.

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A Pensacola veteran used yoga to manage her PTSD and opened Bliss Yoga and Mindfulness Studio at Savoy Marketplace (311 N. DeVilliers St.) on Aug. 22.

The studio offers various classes designed to help locals release stress and find balance.

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Bliss Yoga & Mindfulness Studio has opened in Savoy Place in the Belmont and Devilliers district, where owner Halldóra Hart led a hot yoga session on July 29 to showcase its offerings + the studio now schedules daily classes.

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Ransley Station is bustling with developments as local businesses like Culver’s, Wawa & First Watch serve customers while construction continues on the Baptist Medical Group Primary Care building and The Flats apartments, promising expanded amenities for the community.

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