Panhandle Players returns with delightful ‘Departed’
With the exception of Ben Turpin, who died suddenly at the breakfast table, first on Friday and Saturday night, and then again on Sunday afternoon, the Panhandle Players are alive.
They have …
Donations benefit care at animal shelter
Generosity is bringing joy to the animals being cared for at the Franklin County Humane Society.
Generosity in the form of enthusiastic volunteers and a large cash donation.
Last month, …
Banks steps down as city attorney
A year and a half after she was chosen as Apalachicola’s city attorney, Kristy Branch Banks has stepped down, citing a growing case load in her Eastpoint private practice.
In announcing at …
Seahawk hoopsters embark on playoff run
The Franklin County varsity boys basketball team opened post-season play with a resounding defeat at home Tuesday night against Wewahitchka.
But it’s going to get harder from here.
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Chili cookoff scales back shindig
Consider the St. George Island chili cookoff to be “unplugged.”
There’s not going to be raucousness and electronic music, in fact there won’t be any live music, and …
Neves Media Publishing acquires Times, Star
Neves Media Publishing Monday the purchase of four weekly newspapers – The Apalachicola Times, Port St. Joe Star, the Washington County News, and the Holmes County
Might as well face it, snark addiction
Are we addicted to snark?
You thought you could stop any time. Next thing you know, you’re hooked.
What went through your mind when you read the opening sentences? Likely you thought …
Lanark News: Dredging work to close channel
Hi Y'all,
Happy February
The Lanark Village Golf Club is having a pop-up garage sale on Friday, Feb. 5 and Saturday, Feb. 5 and 6, on Heffernan Drive across from Chillas Hall. We will …
Lanark News: Dredging work to close channel
Hi Y'all,
Happy February
The Lanark Village Golf Club is having a pop-up garage sale on Friday, Feb. 5 and Saturday, Feb. 5 and 6, on Heffernan Drive across from Chillas Hall. We will …
Coach charged with sexting, sharing booze, with students
On Friday afternoon, at 3:30 p.m., Franklin County Superintendent Steve Lanier made two telephone calls after he reviewed a report suggesting suspicious behavior by a young assistant coach and …