Food service no easy chore
If you think you have a hard time handling grocery shopping, consider the plight of Shelley Ingram.
As director of the Franklin School Districts 15-employee, $1.1 million budget doos
If you think you have a hard time handling grocery shopping, consider the plight of Shelley Ingram.
As director of the Franklin School Districts 15-employee, $1.1 million budget doos
Looking to get out of the house this weekend? Here’s what’s going on in Gulf and Franklin Counties.
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The Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida (ELCNWF) last week announced the launch of Kickstart Success, a new campaign aimed at addressing the critical shortage of childcare teachers in the
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 …
Apalachicola city commissioners have rejected a proposed five-year contract extension with its current trash collection company, and hope to strike a deal Wednesday, June 29 with the other company
Theres a lot going on with Camp Moving Education in Apalachicola and Friday nights lavish banquet at the Holy Family Senior Center was the most delicious.
About 20 young
Local performers will be the focus of the musical entertainment lineup for Apalachicolas upcoming Independence Eve celebration.
The Sunday evening, July 3 event, which gets underway at 6
Congressman Al Lawson, a Tallahassee Democrat whose district was overhauled as part of the once-a-decade reapportionment process, helped launch this years candidate qualifying period Monday by
Carol Kent Wyatt has been named the editor-in-chief of four community newspapers owned by Neves Media Publishing.
Wyatt reprised the role of editor of the Washington County News and Holmes County
TALLAHASSEE Two Port St. Joe men were sentenced by the United States District Attorneys Office for the Northern District of Florida in a federal conspiracy to distribute
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