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Giving bountiful thanks

ByDavid Adlerstein

As Franklin County settled in to a festive Thanksgiving holiday, folks from throughout the county held their celebrations in advance of the holiday.

The senior center in Carrabelle had a festive meal, and delivery of weekday lunches from Apalachicola’s Holy Family Senior Center was robust 

On Friday, there were 177 visitors on the Franklin County Schools’ main campus program for the annual Thanksgiving dinner, with another 47 parents taking part at the pre-Kindergarten dinner at the Franklin County Learning Center.

The Willoughby Marks American Legion Post #106 held its annual Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 18.



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