Author name: Michael Earl Simmons

On Thursday, July 9 at 6:00 PM, I’ll be leading the first Sweet Tea Murders Walking Tour around Plaza Ferdinand — where we’ll stroll through downtown Pensacola and revisit five […]

Yesterday’s mystery photo placed me at the corner of Coyle and Garden Streets, in the heart of old Pensacola. At first glance, it may look like just another downtown corner—traffic

There I am — rocking chair, straw fedora, round glasses, summer blazer, and a mason jar of sweet tea — sitting in the middle of a Pensacola street like I

Trying to become competent on social media is hard for old people like me. I am currently trying to establish Sweet Tea Murders on Google, Tripadvisor, and others. Google asks

They opened their hearts and home to children that many others didn’t want. Step out of the hot Pensacola summer heat and into the cool comfort of Voices of Pensacola

Tonight’s sell-out crowd reacted to the story of the Black Widow of the Panhandle, Judi Buenoano. We had a great time laughing, listening, and enjoying the atmosphere, including mason jars

The Hanging of Preston Nighton: A Day at the Gallows in Milton On a November afternoon in 1893, thousands of people gathered around the Santa Rosa County Courthouse in downtown

In September 1920, Ed Cole shot his wife and her seventeen-year-old niece during a family argument at their home on South Baylen Street in Pensacola. His wife survived. The niece,

Announcing the Remaining 2026 Sweet Tea Murders LIVE Schedule The response to Sweet Tea Murders LIVE has been incredible. What began as an idea to share Pensacola’s most fascinating true

Thank you, Pensacola! We are excited to announce that the June 25 edition of Sweet Tea Murders LIVE, “Sweet Tea and Arsenic: The Story of Serial Murderess Judy Buenoano,” is