Rebuilding? Check First with Local Authorities About Permits
Staff ReportHOLMES AND WASHINGTON - The State of Florida and FEMA remind residents planning to rebuild after Hurricane Sally to consult…
Read MoreEndangered woodpecker species recovering two years after Hurricane Michael
TALLAHASSEE – In 2018, Hurricane Michael made landfall in the Florida panhandle and the 570,000 acre Apalachicola National Forest. Approximately…
Read MoreChipola College Spring 2021 Early Registration
Registration for the Spring 2021 Semester at Chipola College begins Nov. 9 for currently-enrolled students and Nov. 16 for new…
Read MoreMoney Available to Attend Chipola College
Current and prospective Chipola College students have access to a variety of financial aid options. All students are encouraged to…
Read MoreJackson Correctional to Host Job Fair at Chipola
The Jackson Correctional Institution will host a one-day hiring event for Correctional Officers and Trainees, Thursday, Dec. 3, from 9-11…
Read MoreAttorney General Moody Warns of Holiday Themed Scams
TALLAHASSEE—With the holiday season fast-approaching, Attorney General Ashley Moody is building on her Scams at a Glance program with a…
Read MoreSUV driver involved in Halloween hayride accident dies
CHIPLEY - The driver of a SUV involved in a rear end collision with a trailer pulling several people for…
Read MoreKate M. Smith Elementary School 1st Nine Weeks Honor Roll
A Honor Roll Second Grade - Shaw Christoper Aase, Havanna Jewl Bagley, Carter Monroe Berry, Stephen Wesley Birge, Peighton Monroe…
Read MoreGovernor Ron Desantis and FHPCA Recognize November as Florida Hospice and Palliative Care Month
TALLAHASSEE - Governor Ron Desantis has declared November as Hospice and Palliative Care Month in Florida. In 2019, 139,865 patients…
Read MoreFlorida gas prices plunge to 4-month lows: More discounts expected
TAMPA - Florida gas prices sank to their lowest level since June. The state average dropped 4 cents last week…
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