Earning a diploma a different way
Not everyone learns the same way, and not everyone fits into a traditional classroom setting.
Eight seniors who fit into that alternative category received their diplomas May 24 at the
Vacasa buys Resort Vacation Properties
The expansion of national companies moving into what had largely been a locally-based mom-and-pop business community in the county has continued into the vacation rental business.
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Seahawks salute successful softball season
It was a chance for the Lady Seahawks softball program to have a festive evening all to its own, and to honor the hard work of all the players, coaches and fans.
Held June 14 at the Red Pirate in
Family awaits answers on drowning death
A Nashville, Tennessee family is looking for answers as they await the report by the chief medical examiner as to why their loved one perished June 13 in the Apalachicola River.
Stephen Wayne
Ballot set for upcoming elections
Following qualifying week that ended Friday at noon, the local, state and federal ballots have all been set.
There are going to be several high-profile local elections, with one of them, the
District softball tourney welcomes summer heat
It was as nice a sky, and as brutal a heat, as can be imagined in north Florida in mid-June, but the girls and young women were up for playing ball.
At last weekends Dixie Youth Softball
Apalachicola July 3 event features local performers
Local performers will be the focus of the musical entertainment lineup for Apalachicolas upcoming Independence Eve celebration.
The Sunday evening, July 3 event, which gets underway at 6
TDC revenues surge in second quarter
To no ones surprise, the second quarters lodging tax came in well ahead of last years pace, but it was not entirely due to the fact that the 2-cent tax on transient lodging had
As bear numbers boom, so do concerns
The coordinator of Floridas bear management program was greeted with growls of dissatisfaction from some Franklin County commissioners when he appeared at last weeks meeting.
But the
Pender, Johnson step down from principals’ posts
Therell be two new administrators overseeing Franklin Countys two public schools, as the principals at Franklin County School and the Apalachicola Bay Charter School each decided to