Christina Andrews
All Things Considered Host/ProducerChristina’s career as a broadcaster spans over two decades and stretches across Alabama, California, Mississippi and Florida. Having earned a Master’s Degree in English while rising at 3 am to host a morning radio show, she now happily calls Pensacola and WUWF home. She’s an active member of St. Michael’s Basilica on North Palafox Street and visits the beach as often as possible. She’s also an associate producer in her husband, Jimmy’s, film production companies, Vanilla Palm Films and Fish Amen Films.
Contact: christina@wuwf.org or 850 474-2429
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The successful hatch comes after Tropical Storm Bertha flooded several other nests along the coast. -
A proposed $74 million first phase would modernize the aging arena while officials seek a private development partner for future expansion. -
The Aug. 18 ballot measure won’t choose a superintendent. It will determine how future superintendents are selected. -
Escambia County voters first approved the local option sales tax in 1992, then renewed it in 1997, 2006 and again in 2014. -
The America250 collection gives residents free access to books exploring the people, places, and events that shaped the nation. -
Supervisor of Elections Robert Bender breaks down what’s on the ballot and when to act -
A George Walton signature inside a centuries-old book links the Revolutionary era to Pensacola’s territorial past and the story of how Florida became part of the nation. -
Marine veteran Brian Johnson said recovery from PTSD did not happen all at once. It started with asking for help and eventually, with a very large black dog named Homer. -
Escambia County residents pushed for a ban as officials insisted no proposal exists and no negotiations are underway. -
Escambia officials say years of complaints over derelict vessels led to a new tool for cleanup across Florida waters
