My current email address will soon be defunct but I can find now way to enter a new email address.

Love reading the PNJ. Great local coverage.

Pensacola is served by better local journalism than most America communities. Every municipality deserves this.

Best way to stay in the know about what is going on all around us!

Kudos to the Pensacola News Journal for continuing to publish a real newspaper. Although the content is reduced from its former days in column inches, the News Journal continues to provide valuable local news such as some investigative reporting and items about Restaurant health inspections and other local matters that would be hard to obtain elsewhere.

Do not like! Not user friendly especially for older adults! Hard to read since the print’s so small & when reading the funnies you cant rotate each funny to make it larger. There’s no place to tap to print articles, puzzles, & detest the advertisement boxes that pop up (the PNJ isn’t free & I abhor the ad popups!) I suspect your current subscribers will finally bite the bullet & leave your paper! While I’m at it, there are always misspelled words & often poor grammar. Don’t have spell-check? And finally, your Andy Marlette cartoon is, as usual, not funny, politically biased & full of untruths, as is the rest of the news in PNJ.

We pay for a subscription, we show to be signed in and yet every time we use this app we have popup full page interruptions prompting us to subscribe. Not to mention ever third or fourth headline is not a news story but a paid advertisement disguised as news.

So glad to still have a newspaper!

I have been a reader of PNJ since I was an elementary student. I love reading and keeping up with the news and what is going on locally. I loved Andy and was sorry to see him go except for Shrimp and Grits. I would like to see Frank Cerabino featured more often.

Doesn’t work on my ipad