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This weekend in Gulf and Franklin
It’s going to be a busy weekend in Gulf and Franklin counties. Have an event coming up you want us to share? Send details to [email protected]. It will be ‘chili’ on island Saturday The annual St. George Island Chili Cook Off, a family-friendly 3-day event, begins at 8 a.m. Saturday with the 5K Red Pepper Run……
Alligator Point flourishes under new neighborhood leadership
Its not your fathers taxpayers association anymore. In fact, the Alligator Point St. Teresa Association is blossoming, having ventured out with a rejuvenated outreach to the community. A July 4 catered affair for members at Kay McCords home at Mariner Circle not only celebrated the nations independence, but the newfound independence of the association. In……

Home tour enchants city’s visitors
It was a glorious day to take in some of Apalachicola’s most historic homes, and to enjoy the many enhancements that have been made by their newest owners. A large number of people took in the Historic Apalachicola Home and Garden Tour Saturday, the annual event for the past three decades sponsored by Trinity Episcopal……
Two drownings mark tragic week in county
A pair of drownings, one mysterious and the other the result of an apparent deliberate careless act, marked last week in Franklin County.
On Friday, the mother of Staci Peterson, in town from
County waits for vaccine distribution
Franklin County isn’t slated yet to receive Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine but health department staffers are getting ready for when it does.
“We’ve been receiving many calls …

Fresh from Florida’s Panhandle: Fruits and veggies abound at Apalachicola’s Farmers Market
There are plenty of great vendors of quality jewelry, art, photography and handmade items at Apalachicola’s Farmers Market, held every second and fourth Saturday at the Mill Pond pavilion. But what further distinguishes the Apalach market from others around the county is that it is anchored by three purveyors of fresh edibles, including meat, eggs,……