New program takes proactive approach to preventing meth use by Panhandle teens
CAROL KENTHolmes County Sheriff John Tate and Washington County Sheriff Kevin Crews are part of a collaborative effort by Panhandle law…
Read MoreLiquor by the drink sees some opposition as election day nears
DIANE M. MOOREAs the April 28 election day draws closer for the vote on whether to approve the sale of liquor by…
Read MoreBonifay approves master list of capital improvements, swears in Urquhart
The City of Bonifay on Monday prioritized its list of scheduled capital improvements when the board met in regular session.…
Read MoreInvalid license arrest leads to contraband introduction charges
Staff ReportA Nissan Versa, driven by Charles Shields, was pulled over by Holmes County Sheriff’s Office deputy on April 2, for…
Read MoreCitrus crop forecast continues to sour
Jim TurnerFlorida's struggling citrus industry continues to see a decline in the crop for the current growing season, with the harvest…
Read MoreLighting the way for inclusion
The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics made its way through the community last week with several area…
Read MoreFDOH responds to meningitis outbreak in state
HOLMES AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES - The Florida Department of Health (FDOH) is responding to an outbreak of meningococcaldisease in Florida.…
Read MoreGov. DeSantis presents panhandle communities with $23 million in funding
Governor Ron DeSantis was at Indian Pass Raw Bar in Port St. Joe on Friday, April 8, to present some…
Read MoreFPTC prepares students for workforce with real-world training
Students at Florida Panhandle Technical College (FPTC) are gaining real world experience and helping to build the future of economic…
Read MoreUkraine’s Clocks: Has the Peace Clock Begun to Tick?
Austin BayThough they "tick" at different rates, several notional clocks symbolizing intertwined military, diplomatic and information warfare "lines of operation"
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