City marks Arbor Day with tree giveaway
Dark sky and cold temperatures didn’t put a damper on Apalachicola’s Arbor Day event at the Jan. 22 Farmers Market.
The city-appointed Tree Committee gave away 84 trees, 36 live oaks, 28
Putin to Biden: Crimea River
Joe Biden has not advocated for Ukraine to join NATO, saying Ukraine is corrupt. But I think we all know what that really means: A kickback check to Hunter Biden bounced.
Basically, this dustup
Sheriff riled over sexual predator animal cruelty case
The arrest of a 51-year-old Apalachicola man, already designated by the state as a sexual predator, for having committed a sexual act on a canine has both shocked the community and raised the issue
Weems board nixes dialysis subsidy
The Weems Memorial Hospital board of directors last week voted unanimously to recommend against assisting Gulf County with a subsidy to bring in a kidney dialysis center to the medical office building adjacent to Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital Gulf. Instead, the motion by board member Kristen Anderson, and seconded by Myrtis Wynn, called for the…
Lady Seahawks get seasons first soccer win
The Lady Seahawk soccer team scored their first win of the season with a final score of 2-0 against the Gadsden County Jaguars Monday night, Jan. 25.
A chilly surprise took place after the
Tractor trailer overturns on SR 65
A 39-year-old Tampa man was unhurt when the semi-tractor trailer truck he was driving overturned around 5 p.m. Saturday along State Route 65.
According to a report from the Florida Highway patrol,
Panhandle prepares for coldest weekend of the year
The gloomy skies and cold temperatures will remain consistent through much of Friday afternoon, as a mostly dry cold front passes over the Florida Panhandle.
Through the afternoon, wind speeds
Staying on her game
At the Apalachicola Bay Charter School, teacher Whitney Martina has taught in the same classroom where her grandmother once did.
It was known as Chapman Elementary School back then, and after her
A healthy Hope returns home
She most likely would have died last October, a victim of red tide.
Beachgoers had spotted the lethargic loggerhead on St. George Island, unable to move, splayed out on the sand.
On
Blast of cold expected this weekend
Franklin Countys emergency management office is warning that this weekend is likely to feature the coldest air of the 2021-22 winter season, with wind chill readings expected on Saturday