Wyatt named editor-in-chief of Neves publications
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
Recreational snapper season begins this Friday
Florida’s recreational red snapper season will open this Friday, June 17 and run consecutively through July 31.
Riverkeeper awards three Katie Herzog scholarships
Congratulations to the 2022 Katie Herzog-Apalachicola Riverkeeper educational scholarship winners. The recipients are Savannah Sage Brennan, Myia Maxwell and Annie Smith, all seniors at
Fourth-generation Shuler graduates law school
The family of Kelsey D. Shuler is excited to announce she graduated from Florida Coastal School of Law with her juris doctor degree on May 24, 2022.
Shuler spent her law school career
Two Port St. Joe men sentenced in federal meth distribution cases
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
Camp Gordon Johnston opens Commemorating D-Day exhibit
Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum in Carrabelle is presenting a special exhibit Commemorating D-Day, to be on display until Saturday, July 2.
When Camp Gordon Johnston opened in 1942
Oceans of Possibilities kicks off at Apalachicola library
The Apalachicola Margaret Key Public Library hosted a summer reading kick-off party on Friday, June 3, celebrating a host of new summer activities for kids and families in the library.
At the
Local students earn academic distinction at TCC
More than a dozen local students have been recognized for academic achievement during the spring semester at Tallahassee Community College.. Nine individuals were among the more 1,200 students named to the President’s List, a recognition granted those who earn a 4.0 grade point average. These students include Veronte’Aira Lee, of Apalachicola; Michael Berg, Gabriella Burtnett,…
FWC offering license-free fishing events in June
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will allow residents and visitors alike to go fishing in Florida without a license over two specific weekends this month.License-free fishing for freshwater will be June 4 and 5, and license-free fishing for salt water will be held June 11 and 12. While the fishing license requirements…
The future is putty in your hands
To the class of 2022, and to parents and friends, of all colors, shapes and sizes, whether you have a concealed weapons permit or not, I thank you for indulging me on this auspicious occasion.
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