Broadband expansion proposal sees changes in state legislature
TALLAHASSEE Lawmakers awaiting federal money scaled back a proposal Tuesday that would help broadband providers expand service to mostly rural, underserved areas.
Sen. Jim Boyd,
Judge rejects moving Seiden trial out of county
At a hearing Monday morning, Circuit Judge Jonathan Sjostrom has rejected a motion to move out of the county the upcoming murder trial of two defendants accused in the bludgeoning death of a
Box-R to burn acreage today
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will be conducting a 1,230-acre prescribed burn today on the Box-R Wildlife Management Area.
Jerry Pitts, area manager of the Box-R WMA,
Attendance healthy at Black history festival
Apalachicola’s annual African-American History Festival, now one year shy of its 20th birthday, brought aa healthy excitement to the Hill Saturday in more ways than one.
The attendance
State House to Battle Over Education Proposals
TALLAHASSEE The Florida House could be poised to pass two fiercely debated bills that would place restrictions on how issues about race, gender identity and sexual orientation are taught in
State House to Battle Over Education Proposals
TALLAHASSEE The Florida House could be poised to pass two fiercely debated bills that would place restrictions on how issues about race, gender identity and sexual orientation are taught in
UPDATE: Sheriff’s report details fight at basketball game
A verbal confrontation between female fans at last weeks regional semi-final basketball game at the Nest is what gave rise to a violent incident between law enforcement and three Altha fans,
Gulf County moves forward with dialysis center subsidy without Franklin help
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.
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Seahawks tame Wildcats 52-40
EASTPOINT – The Franklin County Seahawks fought off a pesky Altha Wildcat squad before a raucous crowd in the Nest Thursday and triumphed 52-40, earning them the right to battle Malone Tuesday
FSU percussionists in concert Sunday
The last two Ilse Newell concerts of February will start with music by young American composers written for percussion instruments and end with the contemporary sounds of modern jazz and pop standards. On Sunday, Feb. 20, at 4 p.m. the FSU Percussion Ensemble takes the stage at Trinity Episcopal Church to present a program that…