By Rob Brezsny Week of September 12 ARIES (March 21-April 19): One of the longest bridges in the world is the 24-mile-long Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana. During one eight-mile stretch, as it crosses Lake Pontchartrain, travelers can’t see land. That freaks out some of them. You might be experiencing a metaphorically similar passage these […] The post Free Will Astrology 9/12/24 appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

By Savannah Evanoff Wyatt Coleman hasn’t named one of his own songs since “Hot Air Balloon” in 2021. The Gulf Breeze musician and sound engineer lets his fans vie for the song titles and artwork through his MADEBYUS project—a name that harmonizes perfectly with his recording studio Made By Dubs. Because the rapper and singer-songwriter […] The post The Best Golfing Rapper appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

By Tom St. Myer The homeless population at the Beggs Lane encampment runs the gamut of hard-working, minimum-wage earners to substance abusers to sexual predators. Dozens of stray dogs and cats, countless piles of trash and a smattering of dilapidated RV campers, boats and vehicles add to the ambience. An EPA sign states in capital […] The post Beggs Lane Camp on the Clock appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

By the Editors at Andrews McMeel Look, Don’t Touch Picture it: a curious young boy at a museum. An ancient artifact unprotected by glass. Bet you can’t guess what happened next. On Aug. 23, reports CNN, a 4-year-old boy visited the Hecht Museum in Haifa, Israel, with his parents. According to the child’s father, the […] The post News Of The Weird 9/12/24 appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

By Jennifer Leigh The calendar says fall is right around the corner—even if the thermostat doesn’t agree. But locally, you can usually tell summer is over when festival season begins. The Pensacola Seafood Festival is one of those indicators. “It’s a great time of year with the summer coming to a close—people are getting ready […] The post Fall Guide Part 2: Fests appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

RECONNECTING A LOST NEIGHBORHOOD On Sept. 12, Urban Design Associates will present draft principles created for the Hollice T. Williams Equitable Development Framework Plan. Mayor D.C. Reeves has repeatedly said he wants the long-awaited Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park project to be more than drainage improvements, and the Pensacola City Council has supported his efforts. […] The post The Buzz 9/12/24 appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

By Rick Outzen In June 1969, a Tampa planning consultant, Neil Carn of Adley Associates, outlined to the Pensacola City Council the goals of and guidelines for a 20-year master plan for the city’s urban neighborhoods—similar to what Mayor D.C. Reeves is attempting to accomplish for many of the same neighborhoods with the Hollice T. […] The post Outtakes—Support the Dream appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

—Nonprofits & Fundraisers— Rock4Vets The Rock4Vets Run/Walk raises funds for local homeless veterans. The race is 7 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14. The 5k course begins at Community Maritime Park, 351 W. Cedar Ave. The race ends with food, live performances and games. Details are at choosepeoples.com/rock4vets. The Dave Trimm Group Live: Benefit for Santa Rosa […] The post A&E Happenings 9/12/24 appeared first on Inweekly ..read more

WINNERS Chris Watts Escambia County selected Watts as the new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Chief starting Monday, Aug. 19. Chief Watts joins EMS with more than 13 years of emergency medical service experience. As EMS Chief, Chief Watts’ duties will include managing the annual EMS budget, developing goals and objectives for EMS, planning and conducting […] The post Winners & Losers 9/12/24 appeared first on Inweekly ..read more


By Jennifer Leigh When Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed more than $32 million for cultural funding in the Florida budget—around $1.2 million in Northwest Florida alone—it was a shock to our local performing arts community. “The slashing of all state arts funding has been a detriment to every arts nonprofit,” said Sid Williams-Heath, CEO of Pensacola […] The post Fall Guide Part 1: Arts appeared first on Inweekly ..read more