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It was a joyous parade Friday after noon in Eastpoint, followed by a large crowd of children and families waiting to see Santa at the firehouse. Every child enjoyed a meal and each came home with a toy.
The Franklin County Schools youngest students celebrated the wonderfulness of reading last week by coming in out of the rain.
The annual Literacy on the Lawn event was moved inside Thursday
The rain held off and a huge crowd filled up Apalachicola Saturday evening, as the annual Independence Eve celebration got back on track. The parade from Lafayette Park, hosted by Franklins Promise Coalition and the Conservation Corps of the Forgotten Coast, was back from 2019 in fine fashion, with lots of golf carts and cyclists,…
In a few days, President Joe Biden will deliver his first State of the Union speech. He might want to consider some advice from two political analysts who have a track In 1989, William Galston (my
Three candidates will be vying for a seat on the Carrabelle city commission in the special election slated for Tuesday, March 2.
It will be winner-take-all, with no run-off, when Carrabelle …
Campuses were once places where ideas were debated. Today they are places where any right-of-center opposition speech is labeled hate and is shut down. Liberal schools like Emory, Middlebury and Brown fight to keep right-of-center voices off campus. They do not educate, they indoctrinate. And our country is paying the price. College kids are so…
The first significant storm of the 2021 hurricane season to hit Franklin County stormed in with all the finesse of Fred Flintstone and then left with the nimbleness of Fred Astaire. With students hunkered down at home, Tropical Storm Fred made landfall at Cape San Blas around 3:15 p.m., Monday afternoon, flooding roadways and tearing…
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