It’s been two years since the DaVita Kidney Care shuttered its Port St. Joe facility, leaving local patients without nearby options. Many drove to Tallahassee or Panama City to receive their kidney dialysis treatment three times a week. Others went more frequently than that. But on Thursday, March 23, at the ribbon cutting for the…
A groovy time was had in downtown Apalachicola on Saturday, as thousands gathered in Riverfront Park, clad in tie-dye and paisley print, for the Mystic Krewe of Salty Barkers’ annual Mardi Gras parade and celebration. This year’s Grateful Dead theme inspired some spectacular costumes and floats in what many locals said was the largest parade…
After unsuccessfully trying to guide similar legislation through last year’s legislative session, State Rep. Jason Shoaf (R — Port St. Joe) has filed a bill with the Florida House that would allow limited bed tax revenue to be used for public safety, including law enforcement. House Bill 309, which has yet to be entitled, calls…
Franklin County’s unemployment remained steady at 2.4 percent in September, according to a recent release from the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity.
Six people were added to the …
Considered Gulf County’s premier music, the Blast on the Bay Songwriters Festival will begin its 12th year of performances this weekend, kicking off with a low country boil on the Windmark …
Kristal Smallwood has been working in education in Gulf County since she first moved here 15 years ago.
But now, having recently been appointed the Gulf/Franklin Campus of Gulf Coast State …
After their innagural tax season in Gulf and Franklin counties, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program helped eligible taxpayers earn refunds totallying $229,399 at their Wewahitchka, Port St. …
“Sweet Tea at the B&B,” which debuted at the Chapman Theater Friday night, is outstandingly funny – with well written jokes, successful casting and strong set and costume …
Gulf County is moving forward with their plan to open a new kidney dialysis center on the campus of Ascension Sacred Heart, despite Franklin County’s objection to assisting with the bill.
In …
The 2022 Florida Legislative Session is slated to start early this year, on Jan. 11. With legislators returning to the capitol without COVID-19 restrictions, many are preparing to hash out some of the state’s issues – coronavirus restrictions and access to abortion among the most contentious. Among Gov. Ron DeSantis’ top priorities for the session…
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