Carrabelle’s three museums will open their doors free of charge this Saturday Sept. 18 as part of Smithsonian magazines 17th annual Museum Day, a national celebration of boundless curiosity. This celebration honors museums that follow the example of the Smithsonian. In honor of this day, Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum, Carrabelle History Museum,…
The Crooked River Lighthouse is hosting an outdoor Country Market this Saturday, Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lighthouse Park, 1975 Hwy 98 West, Carrabelle. The open-air market, at the foot of the lighthouse, now features fresh herbs and veggies from the Lighthouses own garden! In addition, local vendors from the community…
It took but a single morning before one of the two inmates who fled last week from the Gulf County Detention Facility was captured in Franklin County. It took most all of three days before they caught the other one, also in a neighboring county, at the southern edge of Calhoun County. The search for…
Franklin County school leaders are lending support to the governors proposal announced Tuesday to eliminate the annual spring Florida Standards Assessment test, and instead rely on less stressful progress monitoring tests administered in the fall, winter and spring. I know kids who have test anxiety and when its a one-shot deal its very hard on…
Its been two years since Franklin Countys elementary school kids played football competitively, with a cheer crew on the sidelines urging them on. Thats all going to come to an end this Saturday, as Franklin County Youth Football and Cheer takes the field in Carrabelle to take on Port St. Joe at the season-opening Jamboree….
Theres a lot of ways to pay for the shoreline at Alligator Point to be renourished, and the taxpayers there, and throughout the county, have at least until the 2023 Florida legislative session to figure it out. But that doesnt mean its too soon to start building a consensus, or lack thereof, on a project…
Nearly 40 years ago, the Army Corps of Engineers dredged the
Eastpoint Channel.
Since then, the county, together with its congressmen and
congresswoman, have worked to secure the money from
Its a tangled tale of a trolley, and the city and Main Street want to unknot it. But until they work it out, the city cant dispose of it, and recoup whatever monies it may be worth. The story begins five years ago, when Greg Russell. a Tallahassee-based broker of surplus government equipment. offered to…
Franklin County has received the states highest tourism marketing award for the Floridas Forgotten Coast mobile app. Visit Florida, the states marketing entity, presented the prestigious first place Henry award in the rural marketing category to the Franklin County TDC. Receiving the award at the annual Governors Conference in Hollywood. on Sept. 8, were Franklin…
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