When Santa Claus sailed into Apalachicola Friday afternoon, he surely knew he would be getting a grand reception. But just how large, that may have come as a surprise to the Jolly Old Elf and his wife. With crisp sunny skies, Riverfront Park was the gathering place for what was no doubt Apalachicolas largest ever…
Seahawks varsity basketball coach Ray Bailey expects that his team may lose a few of their early games, but that wont be the seasons whole story. Thats because two of his leading players, juniors TaShawn Jones and Owen Poloronis, are out of the lineup. Unfortunately, yes, thats the way its going to be, he said,…
The weather was ideal, and for those who thought it too cold, a large bonfire greeted them where they could sit and be warmed. The Crooked River Lighthouse glowed brightly on its 126th anniversary Saturday night, as did the many brightly colored and lesser-powered illuminations that made Lantern Fest a success. Attendance was strong all…
On Dec. 5, the National Baseball Hall of Fames Early Baseball Era committee will meet at the winter meetings in Orlando, to vote on who they think from a 10-player ballot should be entered into the famed museum in Cooperstown, New York. Two baseball historians said Saturday morning that Carrabelle native Buck ONeil has a…
Delays in state agencies placing a 16-year-old Franklin County youth into a situation where hell stay out of trouble has prompted Sheriff A.J. Smith to go right to the top of the Department of
A little more than two years after former Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer made a surprise visit to Apalachicolas annual Independence Eve Celebration, to announce that a Navy ship would be named after the city, the USNS has been christened. In a Nov. 13 ceremony at the shipyard in Mobile, Alabama where it was…
As Franklin County settled in to a festive Thanksgiving holiday, folks from throughout the county held their celebrations in advance of the holiday. The senior center in Carrabelle had a festive meal, and delivery of weekday lunches from Apalachicola’s Holy Family Senior Center was robust On Friday, there were 177 visitors on the Franklin County Schools’…
In addition to the ease of shoreline access that an upcoming dredging of the Eastpoint channel will provide, the waters of the Apalachicola Bay are about to grow a new island. Made up of dredge spoils from the channel dredge, which is slated to begin within the next several weeks, the island will be about…
The two employees who work in the maintenance department of the Apalachicola Housing Authority resigned this afternoon, citing ongoing conflicts with the executive director over what they say are
By the end of 2024, the city of Apalachicola will be operating a wastewater treatment plan better able to withstand hurricane-force winds and flooding, at a lower cost for operations and maintenance. Thats because the city is slated to receive $14 million in federal funds through the Protecting Florida Together grant program administered by the…
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