Tuesday primary to decide commission seat
The Franklin County commission race in District #2 in the eastern end of the county, often a quiet affair, is far from it this year.
Thats because the Republican primary this Tuesday, Aug.
Lanark Village Association is open to all residents
We are making an effort to get the paper to you weekly. It takes some coordinating so please don’t expect it on Thursday morning. It seems the best we can do, for the time being, is Thursday
Au revoir to the artists: Reception honors beloved Carrabelle couple
The Kotzmans are headed to Harvard, but its not to a university in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Rather its a farm outside Chicago where their firefighter son lives, and there they will
Learn how to be alligator aware
With summer in full swing, many people are working and recreating near Floridas lakes, rivers and wetland areas. Warm temperatures also mean alligators are more active and visible. While
Carrabelle goes slow on SummerCamp water, sewer plan
At a workshop last week, Carrabelle city commissioners hashed out details of an updated proposal from The St. Joe Company to operate the water and sewer system at its SummerCamp development.
While
Apalachicola Planning and Zoning gives go-ahead to downtown marina
The Apalachicola planning and zoning board Monday evening voted unanimously to give the proposed Boss Oyster Marina project, the largest downtown riverfront project in two decades, a giant
Sizzler stays cool at age 25
The 25th anniversary edition of the Sizzler 5K Run on St. George Island did not live up to its name, but it did its reputation.
With a morning rain shower putting a welcome damper on the
Channels’ dredging should begin in October
Expect the dredging of the Eastpoint Channel and Two Mile to begin in October.
But definitely by Christmas.
Waylon Register, a civil engineer who serves as site manager of Panama City office of
School budget grows as millage drops
With healthy growth in the countywide tax base, and in the taxable value of homes, local property owners will see their school tax millage drop significantly, even as the district receives more money
It’s time for the people to abolish the FBI
As I sat glued to the television on Monday evening, watching for the first time in our nations history the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago, I felt both rage and sadness that America has descended into a level of despotism never before seen. I shouldnt have been surprised, I have a unique perspective as a citizen who was also politically persecuted by former President Obamas Department of Justice.