O.Y.S.T.E.R, which stands for “Offer Your Shell To Enhance Restoration” is a new pilot program in Franklin County that will recycle oyster shells from participating restaurants and use them in restoration projects. Most of the oyster shells consumed at restaurants end up in the landfill. The Oyster Corps will pick-up oyster shells from restaurants and…
I stood in line behind a young lady at the Just Love Coffee Café in Nolensville, Tennessee, trying to get a better look at the tattoo running down her left forearm without looking like I was trying to get a better look at the tattoo running down her left forearm! It was a hunting dog….
Apalachicolas Independence Eve celebration in Riverfront Park, cancelled last year due to COVID-19, is coming back. Apalachicola Main Street said this week that the celebration will be back this summer, although somewhat scaled back from previous years. “A plan for COVID precautions is under development,” said Director Augusta West. Live music, food trucks, a veterans…
The Class 1A District 4 Softball Tournament begins today at Wewahitchka High School with semifinal games at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. CST and the Championship game is set for 6 p.m. CST Friday. In the April 29 semifinal games #2 seed Liberty County plays #3 seed Bozeman at 4 p.m., and in the 7…
The best high school weightlifters in the state are rolling into Gulf County this week, as they prepare to see which team, and which lifters, are the very best in the state. In a joint arrangement between Wewahitchka and Port St. Joe high schools, and a first for the Gulf County Schools, the district will…
History is replete with stories of sages. These individuals have attained wisdom far beyond the level of the common man or woman. As such, these special people are able to see into the future and accurately predict the outcome of events. While their ability is not a reflection of omnipotence or the all-knowing, their special…
The Carrabelle History Museum, in partnership with the Camp Gordon Johnston Museum, is presenting a history program, “Florida in World War I,” offering an opportunity to learn about …
A Carrabelle woman whose husband discovered a dead manatee near their dock along the Carrabelle River is sounding the alarm that boaters need to slow down.
Christina Saunders, who together with
St. James Bay plans expansion
St. James Bay, the two-decade-old golf resort development on the eastern side of the county, is about to get bigger.
County commissioners gave the go-ahead March
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