Apalachicola to consider election changes
For most of the country, 2023 will be a slow year for elections, as state and federal elections wont be held again until 2024.
But for Apalachicola, the off-year election slated for next
FWC says too soon to reopen bay
With $20 million from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation on the line, representatives of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are hoping to begin a major reshelling program by
Lady Seahawks down Munroe for first win
The Lady Seahawks varsity girls soccer team got its first win of the season, on the road Dec. 6, against Quincy Munroe.
Eighth grader Wendy Bernabe scored two goals, and sophomore Jade Lively one,
Harbor lights
The Carrabelle River glowed with floating lights Saturday after the city marked its annual Holiday on the Harbor festivities with a festive boat parade, followed by a stunning fireworks
A good old Eastpoint Christmas
A huge parade Friday afternoon, and a long line of people at the Eastpoint firehouse waiting a chance to visit with Santa, was the sould of Eastpoint Christmas festivities.
Each child got an
Carrabelle tees off on new golf cart rules
As the popularity of golf carts continues to rev up throughout the county, Carrabelle officials have decided it’s time they put in place rules to govern their use on the city and country roads within
Salyer, Trinkett elected to LVA board
Hi Y’all,
The good news is merry Christmas, happy holidays and peace on earth, good will to all!
On Monday, Dec. 5, the Lanark Village Association had its last meeting of the year. It was
Seahawks post three blowout wins
It was a chance to get their juju back, delight the home crowd and give the younger players some much-needed varsity experience as the Seahawks boys basketball team rattled off their straight
Simon, Shoaf named to education committees
The two members of Franklin Countys legislative delegation in Tallahassee will have active hands in shaping education policy for the state.
State Sen. Corey Simon, the newly elected
Lady Seahawks basketball off to strong start
After three years without a varsity girls basketball program, Franklin County High Schools Lady Seahawks have reeled off three straight wins.
Prior to their falling 47-38 at home Monday