Growth seen with Chipolas depleted shoal bass
Adult shoal bass nurtured at a Blackwater hatchery have led to a rebound of this unique population in the Chipola River, devastated by Hurricane Michael.
At next weeks Florida Fish and
Countys tax base on the upswing
For the first time in more than 15 years, the market value of Franklin Countys properties have eclipsed the $4 billion mark, as it nears closer towards recapturing the peak that it reached in
Rosson hired as new FCS principal
The Franklin County Schools last week ensured a seamless transition at the help of Franklin County High School, as it bid farewell to principal Laurence Pender and welcomed Danielle Rosson to the
Four days of the Fourth: County marks nations birthday in style
It was as memorable a Fourth of July weekend as has ever been held in Franklin County.
It all got underway Friday evening as Eastpoint debuted its Freedom Festival, set to be an annual
PHOTO CALLERY: Carrabelle’s Independence Weekend Celebration
Carrabelle marked Independence Day with a Saturday, July 2 celebration, first with an “unofficial” parade and then with a fireworks show.
PHOTO GALLERY: Eastpoint’s Freedom Festival
Eastpoint’s Freedom Festival Friday night got the Independence Day weekend rolling
PHOTO GALLERY: Apalachicola’s Red, White and Blue Parade
A look at the many faces in Apalachicola’s July 3 Red, White and Blue Parade, led by Grand Marshal Jimmy Elliott and wife Fe. ALL PHOTOS BY DAVID ADLERSTEIN | THE TIMES
Justices back DeSantis request for statewide grand jury
TALLAHASSEE The Florida Supreme Court on Wednesday approved Gov. Ron DeSantis request to impanel a statewide grand jury to investigate immigration-related issues such as the smuggling
Bone flies off to join Ukraine rescue effort
An intrepid Apalachicola pilot who has twice circumnavigated the globe has added a third feather in his pilots cap – aiding the rescue of refugees from Ukraine.
John Bone left Friday to
Apalachicola celebrates Juneteenth holiday
It was not the sunniest of days, but the rain held off for the most part Saturday, as the bright sunshine of freedom illuminated the grounds across from the Holy Family Senior Center.
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