Rocky Horror Show opens at Pensacola Theater this weekend

The cast of "The Rocky Horror Show" is ready to bring the cult classic to life on stage in Pensacola. Director Justin Gaylard, who first experienced the iconic film at midnight showings at Silver Screen Theater during his ninth-grade years, is helming the production.

The stage adaptation follows the same campy, interactive spirit of the beloved "Rocky Horror Picture Show" that has captivated audiences for decades. Cast members have spent weeks perfecting the choreography and performances, including mastering that famous step to the right.

Gaylard's personal connection to Rocky Horror in Pensacola — those formative midnight screenings at a local theater — now comes full circle as he directs the stage version for audiences in the community where he first fell in love with the show.

Myers, Bare Square Off in District 2 City Council Race

Pensacola voters will choose between two familiar names in the District 2 City Council race on the Nov. 3 ballot. Incumbent Councilman Charles Bare is facing former Councilwoman Sherri Myers, who represented the district for 12 years before term limits ended her tenure. According to InWeekly, both candidates are making their pitches to voters ahead of Election Day. The race marks a rematch of sorts, with Myers seeking to return to the council seat she previously held.

Truck crashes into Fort Walton Beach business on Racetrack Road

A truck crashed into Center Line Associates on Racetrack Road in Fort Walton Beach Wednesday morning, according to the Ocean City-Wright Fire Control District. The incident happened during business hours, prompting an emergency response to the scene. Details about injuries, the cause of the crash, or damage estimates were not immediately available.