This question initially came up months ago, but I decided to give Marty Donovan the benefit of the doubt. Then I noticed in the PNJ’s piece today on the District 4 race that Marty’s address is again given as 223 East Government Street. That address is (a) not a residence, but rather the address of [...]
I just saw my first campaign signs for J. D. Smith, the former City Councilman who once represented north Pensacola’s District 2 from downtown’s Port Royal condos, and whom is running again for Council, this time in an at-large race. Smith faces an uphill battle against Megan Benson Pratt and Wendell Rich, who both have [...]
J. D. Smith, former District 2 Councilman, has filed for the At-Large District 9 seat which Mike Wiggins will vacate to seek the mayoralty.
Smith is a clown who thought it was completely okay to represent District 2 while living in District 7. He was on Council for too many years the first time. [...]
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