Seahawks down Munroe, Blountstown
After a pair of blow-out three-inning games, the Seahawks delighted a hometown crowd Friday night with a 12-2 victory over Blountstown
At the March 29 game in Tallahassee, the Seahawks were on the
Spellers excel and speakers peak
In two highly celebrated competitions, county students showed their mastery of the art of words, both how they are formed and how they are used.
Last month it was the spelling bee and last week,
Best Western Inn sells for $4.3 million
The Best Western Apalach Inn, a 42-room hotel in Apalachicola, has been sold for $4.3 million.
According to a news release from Marcus & Millichap, a leading commercial real estate brokerage
Best-selling novelist to speak at library Friday
Marie Bostwick, a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of contemporary and historical fiction, is the guest author for a presentation, reception, and book signing at the Apalachicola
Is It Racist to Help Ukraine?
“Many in Mideast See Hypocrisy in Western Embrace of Ukraine,” read an Associated Press headline this week. Salon asked: “Whose Lives Really Matter?” and answered its own question in the next breath
Jehovah’s Witnesses return to in-person meetings
After being entirely virtual for the past two years, Jehovahs Witnesses are resuming in-person meetings this Sunday, April 1.
For most of the last two years, buildings for worship, which
Insurance off the table for April special session
Fixes for Florida’s troubled property-insurance system arent likely to be added to a special legislative session this month on congressional redistricting.
House Speaker Chris Sprowls,
Tolbert oversees successful Lanark Village golf tourney
Hi Y’all,
The sun shone once again on the Lanark Village Golf Club. In 1976 the club bought and established The Lanark Village Golf Club. The course was constructed on property which had been part
UPDATE: FCI kitchen worker charged with smuggling in cocaine
A 33-year-old food service employee at Franklin Correctional Institution has been arrested for smuggling into the prison carefully-packaged cocaine in what authorities say was intended for
Weather forecast prompts Thursday school closure
Both the Franklin County Schools and the Apalachicola Bay Charter School will be closed on Thursday, March 31 due to a possible thunderstorm.
“Out of an abundance of caution, Superintendent