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Hunter Morrison

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Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Pensacola
As seen in: WUWF-FM, Health News Florida, WUSF Public Media, Inweekly, Navarre Press, The Voyager University of West Florida
@UWF alum, reporter for @WUWF

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Hunter Morrison’s Biography

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Greetings! My name is Hunter Morrison and I am a young journalist. In my short career, I have filled a number of journalistic duties. During my junior year of college, I was a contributing writer for "The Voyager," a student-run news organization at the University of West Florida. During my senior year of college, I was Editor in Chief of The Voyager. In addition to this, I have overtaken various freelance reporting jobs during my time in college. My freelancing jobs include work with The Bay B…

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Living in a food desert means less nutritious options for this local family

Living in a food desert means less nutritious options for this local family

Between Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton counties, 24 geographic areas are identified as food deser…

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Pensacola rally calls for unity against neo-Nazis and white supremacists

Pensacola rally calls for unity against neo-Nazis and white supremacists

On Sunday, the Central Gulf Coast branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation held the "Pensacola United…

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Filling the gap for Northwest Florida residents who live in food deserts

Filling the gap for Northwest Florida residents who live in food deserts

Between Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton counties, 24 geographic areas are identified as food deser…

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Transgender Day of Remembrance and the struggles of local trans people

Transgender Day of Remembrance and the struggles of local trans people

Transgender Day of Remembrance, observed on November 20, is a day to memorialize transgender, non-binary, and…

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Meals on Wheels Demand Increases During COVID-19

Meals on Wheels Demand Increases During COVID-19

Since 1972, the Meals on Wheels program has delivered nutritious meals to seniors in Escambia County who are …

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Abortion rights activists "Won't Go Back" in Fort Walton Beach

Abortion rights activists "Won't Go Back" in Fort Walton Beach

Last Friday, the United States Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark case whic…

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A glance at Pensacola’s historic shipwrecks

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By Hunter Morrison
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It’s obvious that Pensacola has a rich and unique history. Once occupied by the Spanish, French, British, and Confederates, remnants of the city’s past can be seen all over the region, from museums to archive labs. But much of this history still lies beneath the depths of our emerald waters.
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Think you found an archaeological relic? Here’s what to do

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By Hunter Morrison
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While swimming in the waters off Pensacola Beach last month, a couple found a historic-looking saber sword not far from the shore. Their finding went viral online, with many questioning if the sword is authentic or a replica. According to archeological records, people have lived in the state of Florida for over 14,000 years. As a result, finding relics from the past is a common occurrence.
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‘A museum is only as great as its exhibits’; a behind the scenes look at local exhibition development

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By Hunter Morrison
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It’s installation day at the Pensacola Museum of History and all hands are on deck working to showcase its newest exhibition. The exhibit, “Innovations of Yesteryear: An Object Tour of the World's Fair,” took nearly nine months to develop. For museum-goers, it can be easy to forget how much research and planning goes into bringing an exhibit to life. Support Local Stories. Donate Here.
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