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Escambia County approved over new 3,500 homes in 2025. See where.

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By Edward Bunch III Verified
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Escambia County’s Development Review Committee approved over 50 residential development projects throughout 2025 expected to bring over 3,500 new homes, residences and apartments to the county. This year’s mark is slightly lower than in 2024, when plans to add over 4,000 new homes were approved by Escambia County. Here’s which residential development projects got a green light from Escambia County this year.
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Costco, Chick-fil-A, Chipotle among Escambia’s notable 2025 approvals

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By Edward Bunch III Verified
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Escambia County’s Development Review Committee (DRC) meets, nearly, every Wednesday throughout the year and has issued its stamp of approval on dozens of commercial projects throughout 2025. Some of the additions are coming through plaza construction efforts, such as the ongoing Blue Angel Station development in southwest Pensacola. Others, like Chipotle, Culver’s and First Watch, are simply building their own locations inside of a developing plaza.
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Here's when Pensacola's rained out Christmas events have been rescheduled

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By Edward Bunch III Verified
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A handful of seasonal events were planned during the first weekend of December, however inclement forced some organizers to delay or event cancel some events. Christmas parades in Gulf Breeze and Navarre are cancelled this year, for example, but their counterparts in Milton, Molino and Pace are still good to go later in the week. Here’s what to know about the local Christmas events that were either delayed or shut down due to the weather. Lighted Boat Parade rescheduled to Dec.
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