T.S. Strickland
Morning Edition Host/ProducerT.S. Strickland is an award-winning journalist whose writing has appeared in the Washington Post, USA Today, Entrepreneur and many other publications. Strickland was born and raised in Pensacola's Ferry Pass neighborhood and cut his teeth working as a newspaper reporter in the Ozark Mountains before returning home to work as a government reporter for the Pensacola News Journal. While there, his reporting earned a Gold Medal for Public Service from the Florida Society of News Editors, one of the highest professional awards in the state. In his spare time, he enjoys building software products, attending Pensacola Opera performances with his effervescent partner, Brooke, and advocating for greenway development with the nonprofit he co-founded, The Bluffline.
Contact: ts@wuwf.org or 850 474-2600
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The annual Interstate Mullet Toss is an old and odd tradition in Perdido Key, where the mullet is a kind of symbol for a landscape – and a culture – in flux. -
The April 15 installment of the UWF Gulf Coast Culture Series will feature a discussion with John T. Edge, a celebrated writer, television host, and cultural historian who focus on Southern food. WUWF's T.S. Strickland spoke with him in January to learn more about his work. -
As federal support for wind energy falters, GE Vernova is doubling down with new investments at its Pensacola manufacturing hub. -
With the future of Title I funding in question, three Northwest Florida schools are receiving $50,000 STEM makeovers from Florida Power & Light to help level the educational playing field. -
In Florida’s 1st Congressional District, Democrat Gay Valimont and Republican Jimmy Patronis are facing off in a closely watched April 1 special election -
The Feb. 21 death of August Bucki has stoked debate over Florida’s anti-camping laws and their enforcement. -
VT Mobile Aerospace Engineering announced Wednesday that it was shifting its remaining aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul operations in Mobile to Pensacola -
About 200 rallied in downtown Pensacola on Sunday in opposition to layoffs at the National Park Service. -
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More than 100 demonstrators gathered in downtown Pensacola’s Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza on Monday for “A Day Without Immigrants,” a nationwide movement highlighting immigrants’ contributions and protesting new federal policies expanding immigration enforcement and rolling back protections.
