Heritage Dinner breaks some news
Author and historian Dale Cox is always an engaging speaker, and at Saturday nights Heritage Dinner at the Holy Family Senior Center he didnt disappoint.
His fascinating description
Flood watch issued through September 11
The National Weather Service in Tallahassee has issued a flood watch for portions of Big Bend and Panhandle Florida, including Gulf and Franklin Counties, through the weekend.
The flood watch,
Florida Main Street honors Moses Roper exhibit
The historical exhibit Journey to Freedom: The Odyssey of Abolitionist Moses Roper won a Secretary of State award through the Florida Main Street Awards Program last month.
The
Team 310 marks its 15th
If you see cars driving around St. George Island this week sporting a sticker that reads 310, its not a verse from the Bible or a secret organization.
Although it does speak
State to buy large Mahr tract in Tate’s Hell
In hopes of preserving several active red-cpoackaded woodpecker clusters, and protect the water quality of East Bay, the state Tuesday agreed to a deal to buy 376 acres adjacent to 22-mile long
Apalachicola budget debate heats up
The audience that spoke out to Apalachicola city commissioners at the citys budget workshop last week was adamant about mainly one thing.
Now is not the time to grant large pay raises to
AAHS Heritage Dinner to return next month
Two years after the Apalachicola Area Historical Societys annual Heritage Dinner fell victim to COVID-19, it is coming back next month.
Dale Cox, a renowned Panhandle historian and author,
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
This weekend in Gulf and Franklin Counties
Looking to get out of the house this weekend? Here’s what’s going on in Gulf and Franklin Counties.
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Early Learning Coalition launches recruitment campaign
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