Santa sails into town
With the Grinch slinking in behind him, Santa Claus arrived in Franklin County from the North Pole right on time Friday, stepping off the Miss Carolyn Ann shrimp boat to an adoring crowd at
Poplar Springs spoils Seahawks opener
Seahawk junior Ethan Kembro and senior Owen Poloronis didnt shoot badly last week against Graceville Poplar Springs, each downing four three-pointers as they scored 20 and 19 points,
Seiden trial moved to February 2023
In the nearly five years since a South Florida woman was bludgeoned to death at an East Point motel, and her lifeless body dumped in a cul-de-sac at a vacant subdivision off U.S. 98, a lot has
HCA reopens with Maroon Marines exhibit
After more than two years in which the Apalachicola Center for History, Cultural and the Arts remained mainly closed, vacated by the pandemic, the HCA reopened last week with the cutting of a ribbon,
Roster changes for the county commission
A new era for the county commission, marked by a return to office of a longtime commissioner, and the arrival of a fresh face, began last week.
County Judge Gordon Shuler first swore in Cheryl
Eastpoint man gets 10 years in prison for meth trafficking
A 55-year-old Eastpoint man, deemed a career criminal, has been sentenced to a decade in federal prison after pleading guilty to being part of a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine in Franklin
Getting their GLOW on
It was a day to shop, to get their hair and nails done, and to get a giant boost to their self-esteem, both for the women who provided it and the girls on the receiving end.
At the St. George
Seahawks soccer ties Marianna 3-3
Sporting a new coach, the Seahawk boys soccer team got off on the right foot, with a 3-3 tie against Marianna at home Nov. 15.
Junior Gideon Dively had two goals, one on a penalty kick, as well as
Seahawks warm up with preseason games
The Seahawk varsity boys basketball warmed up for the upcoming season with a pair of pre-season losses on their home court last week, but coach Ray Bailey isnt fretting.
The first one,
State alleges pool contractor ripped off nearly $400K
A 42-year-old Altha man who claimed to have a business installing in-ground residential pools has been charged with defrauding homeowners in Franklin and Gulf counties by taking large deposits and