Historians focus on Florida in World War I
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 …
Lanark News: Clean-ups help elderly handle rubbish
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Happy April Fools Day! I hope that some of you have a fun, silly day. “April Fools” on my comment last week that the name of our wonderful little village was named after …
Museum remembers costly battle on Okinawa
Starting April 1 and lasting until May 15, the Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum will present a special exhibit on the most violent and costliest campaign of the war, the battle to take …
Downpours doggone good for dogwoods
The ample rainfall recently has accelerated the return of greenery to Franklin County. The slow, steady drizzle was punctuated by the occasional downpour.
The many native plants have, in …
Artifacts sought for maritime heritage exhibit
Over the next few months, the Franklin County Tourist Development Council will be researching and collecting artifacts that reflect the area's seafood and maritime history for placement in an …
SGI Civic Club backs fire department
The St. George Island Civic Club has donated $10,000 to the volunteer fire department for support of the department’s all-round rescue efforts. Pictured here are St. George Island Volunteer …
Lanark News: Don’t miss Carrabelle Culture Crawl Saturday
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What a beautiful day for a parade to celebrate our past and our present. It is fun to see your friends (and sometimes family) participating in a parade. Camp Gordon Johnston, what a …
Lanark News: Don’t miss Carrabelle Culture Crawl Saturday
Hi Y'all,
What a beautiful day for a parade to celebrate our past and our present. It is fun to see your friends (and sometimes family) participating in a parade. Camp Gordon Johnston, what a …
Apalachicola library to benefit from book sale
Book lovers will find bargains galore at the book sale held by PALS of the Apalachicola Margaret Key Library on Saturday, March 20.
The sale is at the old library building, at the corner of …
Panhandle Players debuts Spohrer work
The Panhandle Players community theatre troupe is preparing to present the second play of its shortened season, “The Corruption of Harry Finley,” written by John B. Spohrer, Jr., a local …