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It was the unofficial end of summer, and Apalachicola had a busy Labor Day weekend, as people came from here and there, some by car and some by boat and some by truck, to soak up the atmosphere. Love and friendship was in the air as people reflected on the holiday.
Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum will celebrate the 27th annual Camp Gordon Johnston Day Parade this Saturday, March 12.
The parade, which steps off at 10:45 a.m. in downtown Carrabelle,
Nearly 40 years ago, the Army Corps of Engineers dredged the
Eastpoint Channel.
Since then, the county, together with its congressmen and
congresswoman, have worked to secure the money from
If youve seen a bear lumbering through backyards in Apalachicola, your eyes are not deceiving you.
The report of a nice-sized Florida black bear was first called in to the Apalachicola
Mike Youngblood could turn the air conditioning down in the new welding lab if he wanted to. But he doesnt, because he wants his 32 students to sweat. When they go out in the field welding, thats how its going to be, he said. Like when they get a job. And thats what theyre going…
Wanderlust. Its kind of a little brother thing. Id remind David Mark that Mother said not to go past Archie Moores bottom field. Hed be over the fence and almost to the pond before my echo faded away. I was six months shy of being two years older so naturally I had to shinny over…
A third fox has tested positive for rabies within the past week, underscoring the importance of the rabies alert that the Florida Department of Heath in Franklin County has issued for the next 60 days. No individuals were harmed or in direct contact with this most recent fox, which tested positive on Wednesday, and is…
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