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The business of whittling the bottom line became tangible Monday for the Gulf County School Board. READ MORE
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Caps will fly this week as the county’s two public high schools graduate the Class of 2013. READ MORE
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How do you say good-bye to the love of your life? READ MORE
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Some people celebrate their birthdays with cake and presents. READ MORE
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The First United Methodist Church was on a mission to get kids reading even if it took giving away books to each and every student. READ MORE
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Now the heavy lifting begins. READ MORE
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An agreement announced last week by the St. Joe Company could have a major impact on the growth of the Port of Port St. Joe. READ MORE
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Visitors near the Port St. Joe boat ramp may have noticed a curious new addition. READ MORE
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Marie Romanelli of Indian Pass snapped this photo of a Great Blue Heron off Indian Pass last week, a sure sign that spring has arrived.
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A Port St. Joe man was killed in a single-vehicle accident Tuesday morning in Franklin County. READ MORE
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Two weeks after hearing the extent to which taxpayers are underwriting the losses at Five Points Landfill the Board of County Commissioners debated issues of recycling and mandatory garbage pickup for county residents. READ MORE
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Bed tax revenue? Up. READ MORE
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On May 23 the Healthy Start Coalition for Bay, Gulf and Franklin counties will host its annual baby shower in Port St. Joe. READ MORE
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Lauren Wagner, a sophomore at Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School won this year’s Congressional Art Competition for her watercolor painting, “Boat in the Ocean.” READ MORE
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Everyone is abuzz about the 23rd annual Tupelo Honey Festival to be held on Saturday at Lake Alice Park in Wewahitchka. READ MORE
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Raymond “Elmo” Aylmer seems to have this Florida Paratransit Roadeo down to an art form. READ MORE
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The Music Through the Years Music Festival, set to take place last weekend at George Core Park was over before it could begin. READ MORE
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Still faced with a shortfall of $868,249 for the 2013-14 school year, Gulf County School Board formally announced at its regular meeting that they would put into effect a reduction in workforce for the new year. READ MORE
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Bo Patterson and William Thursbay each noted the work that went into Tuesday’s Port St. Joe municipal election READ MORE
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The city of Port St. Joe figures to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by performing a bulk of the second phase of water pipe replacement in-house. READ MORE
