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Reporter for @PNJ covering Pensacola and Escambia County, Florida. Sailing, photography and space travel are just a few of my hobbies.

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Broken water pipe leads to Palafox Street repaving just before dedication Original

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By Jim Little Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
But on July 2, road crews were already restoring the road to its previous state at no extra cost to the city in time for the street's official dedication of the $10.7 million makeover set to take place on July 4 in Plaza Ferdinand. Beyond the streetscape and sidewalk improvements, the project upgraded the street's stormwater capacity to 93,000 gallons with drains and pipes, a change that required the complete deconstruction of the existing street.
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The library board is calling for a meeting. Escambia is ignoring them

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By Jim Little Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
Escambia County is, so far, ignoring its own rules regarding the West Florida Public Library system. Board Chairman Blaine Wall responded by calling, in writing, for a special meeting by July 1 under his powers as chairman, established in the 2013 resolution that created the board. His call has gone ignored by county officials. Wall sent a second request in writing to Library Director Christal Bell-Rivera and others at the county on June 23.
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Pensacola launching AI agent 'Penny' to field 311 calls

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By Jim Little Verified
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Jim Little, Pensacola News Journal Wed, July 1, 2026 at 8:43 PM UTC Pensacola launching AI agent 'Penny' to field 311 calls Anyone calling to report something to Pensacola's 311 service may soon be talking to an Artificial Intelligence agent named Penny. City Administrator David Stafford said the city's non-emergency reporting service, known as 311, will be "soft launching" an AI agent with the help of an AI company called Polimorphic on July 6.
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