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Historical wrongs were corrected in Righting the Past. Here's why we did it. - Vimarsana News

Historical wrongs were corrected in Righting the Past. Here's why we did it.

These rigorously researched historical obituaries have shared new stories about Pensacolians whose lives reveal a much richer, complicated past.

Source: yahoo.com
Georgia Alliance for Progress honors rapper Common at annual democracy dinner - Vimarsana News

Georgia Alliance for Progress honors rapper Common at annual democracy dinner

The actor and hip-hop star was recognized at the 2023 Democracy Dinner for his work to encourage voter participation in the 2020 election.

Source: gpb.org
InWeekly and Open Books raise money to distribute banned books - Vimarsana News

InWeekly and Open Books raise money to distribute banned books

In response to the recent ban of selected books in Escambia County schools, Open Books Prison Project and Bookstore, along with the alternative weekly paper, InWeekly, have raised over $3,000 to purchase and distribute those banned books at this month’s PensaPride event.

Source: wuwf.org
Sarahfest opening reception highlights unique artistic voices - Vimarsana News

Sarahfest opening reception highlights unique artistic voices

Sarahfest opening reception offered a great communal experience. Photo courtesy Aaron Barrow. Oxford became  cloaked in creativity as the historic

309 Punk Project explores Pensacola's former underground press - Vimarsana News

309 Punk Project explores Pensacola's former underground press

The 309 Punk Project will be hosting “War Against Conformity: Pensacola’s 1970s Underground Press” this Saturday and Sunday. The event and series of discussions will highlight the underground press movement from the 1960s and 1970s, with a focus on Pensacola’s short-lived Gulf Coast Fish Cheer.

Source: wuwf.org