It wasn’t the same big shindig that the Eastpoint Volunteer Fire Department is used to, but the 20th annual charity rib cookoff, which the department sponsors every year the third week of March, still brought in much-needed funds to the department. Chief George Pruett said the pre-sale of Boston butts, corporate sponsorships and entry fees should…
Franklin County varsity baseball closed out the last two weeks of March by bouncing back from consecutive losses to record three straight wins. On March 11 at home, the Seahawks fell 2-1 to Cottondale. In this game, we just could not get the big hit needed to get runs in, said Coach Kevin Cox, who…
In my reporting of county news, the impact of which blesses the long, the short and the tall, irrespective of faith, the last thing I hope to accomplish is to squander any reputation I have for …
A Carrabelle woman whose husband discovered a dead manatee near their dock along the Carrabelle River is sounding the alarm that boaters need to slow down.
Christina Saunders, who together with
Franklin County’s unemployment numbers dropped a tad in February, but remain higher than they were one year ago.
According to preliminary numbers released Friday by the Florida Department …
St. James Bay plans expansion
St. James Bay, the two-decade-old golf resort development on the eastern side of the county, is about to get bigger.
County commissioners gave the go-ahead March
If you’ve driven down U.S. 98 and noticed there’s a sign on the outside of the Apalachicola Volunteer Fire Department for the Neuman Marshall Fire Station, and wondered about it, …
A devastating fire that struck Eastpoint last week destroyed a home and took out a small strip mall, but caused no injuries.
The sheriff says he believes the Thursday, March 18 is a case of …
Fire marshal report analyzes first responder drowning
A state report on the drowning death of a St. George Island first responder, who perished Aug. 25 while attempting to rescue swimmers swept …
It looks like Carrabelle will be getting a dollar store in the heart of a downtown that some residents want to have preserved as historic.
After a lengthy, heated discussion at the March 5 …
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