Blaze destroys vacant St. George Island trailer
No one was injured as the result of morning fire on St. George Island destroyed a vacant camper trailer,
John Alonzo, the assistant chief of the St. George Island Volunteer Fire Department,
What the Nov. 8 midterms showed
With two new county commissioners, one a veteran and the other a newcomer, and with a new city commissioner in Carrabelle, the face of political leadership in Franklin County is continuing to
Patriotism pulses through veterans salutes
On Friday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m.. the hour that marked the end of World War I, veterans gathered at the foot of the lighthouse on St. George Island to mark the day created in their honor.
Then on
Walking among us
Apalachicolas Chesnut Cemetery, considered one of the oldest and best preserved graveyards in Florida, will get a healthy boost thanks to the generosity of those who took in the Oct. 29
Harriers Paul, Polous compete at regionals
With the teams top runner sidelined with injury, and missing out on the likelihood of a top finish at districts and regionals and a return trip to the state championship, the Franklin County
First Baptist postpones Veterans Day ceremony
This years Veterans Day celebration Friday in Apalachicola has been rescheduled while the one on St. George Island is on, as is the one Monday in Eastpoint.
On Friday morning, Nov.
The show went on
Four years after Hurricane Michael all but crushed the Florida Seafood Festival, and two years after COVID 19 dealt it a serious blow, the double whammy of hurricane and the coronavirus nearly
UPDATE: School levies sweep to win
The half-mill property tax, and the half-cent sales tax both won solid victories Tuesday night, giving the Franklin County School District a huge double victory.
In the lone county commisison
Shucking along at Festival Saturday afternoon
The weather was great Saturday, as the oyster shucking, and oyster eating and crab races all got underway.
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Florida Seafood Festival Parade
It was an enormous parade at the 59th annual Florida Seafood Festival Saturday morning, full of giant puppets, politicians, floats, Jeeps, horses, and most of all witn essed by streets lined by