Floridas Democratic Party needs a mental health counselor
Just when you think the Democrats in Florida have hit rock bottom, they somehow manage to prove us wrong.
After the 2018 election that saw Ron Desantis elected governor and Rick Scott
Florida Main Street honors Moses Roper exhibit
The historical exhibit Journey to Freedom: The Odyssey of Abolitionist Moses Roper won a Secretary of State award through the Florida Main Street Awards Program last month.
The
Staying as productive as Sophocles and Lear
An episode of NPRs Morning Edition last month featured a short but inspiring interview with Norman Lear on the occasion of his 100th birthday. Best known as screenwriter and
North Bay Haven sinks Seahawks 35-7
The North Bay Haven Buccaneers scored early and often Friday as they downed the Franklin County Seahawks 35-7 at the Mikel Clark Complex.
After an interception with 5:30 left in the first quarter,
Eastpoint steps up planning for its future
Theres a lot about to happen in Eastpoint and its about a lot more than the upcoming dredging of the channel.
The discussion on future plans for the area, particularly for the U.S.
Team 310 marks its 15th
If you see cars driving around St. George Island this week sporting a sticker that reads 310, its not a verse from the Bible or a secret organization.
Although it does speak
Bridging the divide: Bryant Patton’s legacy unites in Apalachicola
When Jim Patton was a boy growing up in the 50s and 60s in Apalachicola, the only son of a father and mother who would each represent the region as state representative in Tallahassee,
Apalachicola small town Saturday night
While you were at home watching television Saturday night, a lot was going on around Apalachicola.
There was music being played, there were groceries being rung up, there were tests being analyzed
State to buy large Mahr tract in Tate’s Hell
In hopes of preserving several active red-cpoackaded woodpecker clusters, and protect the water quality of East Bay, the state Tuesday agreed to a deal to buy 376 acres adjacent to 22-mile long
Pay study recommendations shape salary debate
The debate regarding employee rate hikes comes amidst the unveiling last month of a compensation and classification study produced for the city for a roughly $8,000 price tag.
The salary survey by