County voters to vote on second half school tax
Franklin County voters will be faced with two school tax levies in November, and with the word half in both of them, it could get a little confusing.
On Tuesday morning, Shannon
Seahawk varsity cheerleaders get down to business
The Franklin County High School cheerleading squad sharpened their skills last weekend, with a home camp led by cheerleading experts from the Universal Cheerleaders Association.
Held between
Sizzler 5K to mark silver anniversary
The Elder Care Community Council next month will be celebrating the silver anniversary of the annual 5K Sizzler Race on St. George Island, and it’s looking to really be a hot one.
The race, set
Oyster City signs sponsorship deal with Seminoles
Theres now an official craft beer of the Florida State Seminoles, and it is, of course, the Oyster City Brewing Company.
The multi-year sponsorship agreement, announced last week by Florida
Invaders plague Panhandle
Norton Kilbourn and Ellie Tullis did something they didnt relish doing, snatching a frog off the porch of their Apalachicola home and putting it in their freezer to slowly and humanely
Massey suing Carrabelle for age discrimination
A former Franklin County commissioner will have his age discrimination suit against the city of Carrabelle, his former employer, heard in federal court.
William H. Massey, Jr. who had represented
Smallwood starts as Gulf/Franklin Campus director
Kristal Smallwood has been working in education in Gulf County since she first moved here 15 years ago.
But now, having recently been appointed the Gulf/Franklin Campus of Gulf Coast State …
Retelling Dr. Gorries story
The John Gorrie Museum State Park swung open its doors Saturday afternoon and delighted visitors with a dual purpose – to spotlight the revitalized exhibit celebrating Apalachicolas famed
Bone begins Ukraine air rescue missions
After a successful crossing last week in N140BV from Apalachicola to Mainz, Germany, pilot John Bone has been busy with the Ukraine Air Rescue.
His mission was to deliver 150 Ukraine Army Medic
A pro-lifer and a pro-choicer do lunch
The day Dobbs was handed down, I happened to be lunching with a new friend who was upset and angry over the decision. She’s a libertarian and strongly pro-choice. I said “Sorry,” and meant it. Not