A pair of Franklin County High School soccer stars will be playing college soccer. At a signing ceremony last week in the media center, senior midfielder and striker Gideon Dively and senior left winger Esteban Bernabe inked a deal to play for the Southern Union State Community College Bisons in Wadley, Alabama. On hand was…
All of Florida Class 1A softball knows that junior Sarah Ham is among the very best pitchers in their midst. They might want to start paying attention to freshman Jayla Creamer. On just nine pitches, Creamer struck out all three of the Blountstown Lady Tigers she faced in the top of the seventh, to cap…
Franklin County commissioners got a first look last week at an updated proposal to create a multifaceted marina and resort on St. George Island, known as the Landing. Based on opposition from the public, and concerns by commissioners, it is safe to say the proposal landed with a thud. Backers for the project – a…
Money would be earmarked for pay increases Franklin County voters in November’s general election will be asked to decide whether they favor shifting a half-mill in property taxes, now devoted to capital outlay, to operating revenues, where they can be spent on hiking teacher pay. After the school board voted unanimously last month to support…
In a sign of the challenges facing Democrats in an ongoing shift among Franklin County voters to the Republican party, the chair of the county Democratic Party was suspended last week. The suspension of Carol Barfield from her post as chair was one of three suspensions announced last week by Nikki Fried, chair of the…
Five-year-old Caleb Blevins pondered the question as he sat between his mom and dad on the back of their truck, awaiting the arrival of the 29th annual Camp Gordon Johnston Day Veterans Parade Saturday morning. What is the purpose of the parade today? he was asked. “To get candy!” he answered. Mom Cheree, and dad,…
Agency partnership monitors invasive animals Last week was National Invasive Species Awareness Week and while most of us probably slept right through it, there’s a group of experts from various agencies who keep a watchful eye on the plants and animals that are on the rise but that don’t belong here. It’s called the Apalachicola…
The Franklin County Lady Seahawks softball team took a first step in establishing their dominance over Gulf County last week by shutting out Wewahitchka and then edging Port St. Joe. In the Feb. 29 game at Wewa, junior Sarah Ham twirled a two-hit 5-0 shutout, striking out 12 Lady Gators and walking none over the…
The Franklin County Seahawks lost 9-6 to Taylor County Friday night. The Seahawks struck first with a run in the second, but the Bulldogs came back with three in the bottom of that inning. Franklin County tied it up with two more in the top of the third, and both teams scored two in the…
Victory arrives for Firefighter Forever team Fourteen years after Davie firefighter Brian Nolte passed away from brain cancer, the competitive chili cooking team that he founded punched their golden ticket to the world championships. After a knife blade-thin first round that saw a five-way tie, Tallahassee’s Firefighter Forever team, led by Nolte’s friend Neal Trafford…
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