Five investors buy most of the tax certificates
A pattern has emerged three years into the tax collectors decision to move the annual sale of certificates for delinquent taxes off of the courthouse steps, so to speak, and entirely
Seahawk baseball teams celebrate successful season
The Franklin County Schools baseball program closed out a successful season with a banquet at the Carrabelle Christian Center May 31.
The middle school team under the direction of Tyler
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
UPDATE: Apalachicola boil water notice in place through the weekend
Theres still a boil water notice in effect in Apalachicola, with city officials it will be lifted by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection any day now.
City Manager Travis Wade
Tamaras to focus on catering and food trucks
The origins of Tamaras Cafe, closing its doors this month, date back more than 20 years with the arrival in Apalachicola of Tamara Saurez, the woman whose name will now grace Tamaras On
White Sands acquires Owl Café, Tap Room
The Owl Café and Tap Room have been sold to a hospitality and restaurant group that has expanded in recent years, with a presence that includes several other local restaurants and
Ice Company downsizes to Baked Apalach
The COVID 19 closure turned out to be a blessing in disguise for Erin and James Frost.
Plus theres been a baby.
The two operated the Apalachicola Ice Company since Oct. 10, 2016
Changing tables: Apalach restaurants close, convert, switch hands
June may be bustin out all over, but it sure is busting up the restaurant and bar scene in Apalachicola.
In a memorable shakeup to downtown Apalachicola this month, one of the oldest
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