Focusing on the future
Every year, the Franklin County Schools put on a College and Career Day, to highlight the opportunities available in the workforce as well as higher education.
This years event March 5 25
Citrus crop forecast continues to sour
Florida’s struggling citrus industry continues to see a decline in the crop for the current growing season, with the harvest on track for the lowest yield since before World War II.
With the
Island lighthouse to debut Shrimpfest
The St. George Lighthouse Association plans to host a first-ever SGI ShrimpFest in May as a fundraiser.
The event is set for Saturday, May 14 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m in the western parking area
Tevis Page earns masters from Troy University
Tevis Page, of Apalachicola, graduated from Troy University during the Fall Semester/Term 2 of the 2021-22 academic year.
Page graduated with the master of science in strategic communication
DeSantis arrives bearing $1.3 million in funding
Flanked by city and county officials on the porch of the Grady Market in downtown Apalachicola, Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday afternoon doled out the both workforce and infrastructure dollars that
County to seek court order on Lanark fire department
Following months of controversy that have roiled the waters of the St. James Lanark Village Volunteer Fire Department, Franklin County commissioners took a firm stand Tuesday, voting to ask the
Clean-up goes well despite the rains
Young Levi Dellagatto goes out with his dad in the afternoons on the Lanark Village course to learn the proper way to play.
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FHP chaplain to offer Passover seder
Pastor Rudie Guta will be presenting a brief overview of the Jewish Seder meal and its rich meaning for Christians at Fellowship Baptist Church of Apalachicola during the 11 a.m. worship service on
Retired PCB pastor to preach at Fellowship Baptist
The Fellowship Baptist Church of Apalachicola will welcome Dr. Gregory E. George, Sr., retired senior pastor of The Church at the Beach, in Panama City Beach, to preach the entire month of
Apalachicolas Easter egg hunt returns Saturday
On the Saturday before Easter Sunday, April 16, the Apalachicola Community Easter Egg Hunt will return to its traditional format at the Chapman Botanical Gardens.
Children between the ages of 2