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…
Returning starters bolster Seahawk diamond dreams
The return of nine starters from last years Seahawk varsity baseball squad spells solid expectations for the upcoming 2022 season.
Following a 2021 season featuring the first playoff
Residents call to oust Lanark fire department board
A group of Lanark Village residents are asking county officials to dismiss the St. James Lanark Village Volunteer Fire Departments entire board of directors – which has been winnowed down to
Beloved Carrabella to return to port
Seven years after it burned down on Mothers Day, the Carrabella pirate ship on the grounds of the Crooked River Lighthouse is coming back to life as a multi-purpose
UPDATE: Bailey: ‘Well be ready for whatever they do’
It will be a case of feline vs. bird at Franklin County High School Thursday night, when the Altha Wildcats enter the Nest to take on the Seahawks in the semifinals of the Region 2 tournament.
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Three weeks after tragic blaze, Coopers get new home
The furthest thing from Crystal Coopers mind was celebrating her birthday on Friday, the day she turned 34 years old.
In her hand she held photos of her daughters, Franklin County
Museum offers Saturday talk on turpentine industry
The Carrabelle History Museum will present a History of the Turpentine Industry in North Florida this Saturday, Feb. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon in the upstairs room at C-Quarters Marina in