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The St. Joe Company logo tumbles to the ground while contractors demolish the St. Joe building near downtown on Monday.
The Demolition of History
With crashes reminiscent of loud thunder booming across the Florida sky, the end of an era in Port St. Joe arrived. The demolition of the St. Joe Company building on First Street in Port St. Joe on Monday left many residents with thoughts of the pas... Full story
As friends and family watch from a packed Port St. Joe city commission meeting room, U.S. Army Gen. James Simmons (Ret.) awards Irey E. Weeks of Honeyville the Purple Heart he was due 40 years ago for service during the Vietnam Ward.
A 40 year mistake corrected
~County man receives Purple Heart four decades after serious injuries in Vietnam~
Jordan Williams had a question for his grandfather. What medals, Williams wondered, had his grandfather received for his military service in Vietnam. Jordan’s father, Paul, is in Iraq and the boy was curious about his grandfather’s milit... Full story
Members of the board of trustees from the Alfred I. duPont Foundation and the Gulf Coast Community College Foundation celebrate a $100,000 donation from the duPont Foundation. The donation was matched by the college foundation to create 14 endowed scholarships at the Gulf/Franklin Center.
Creating opportunities
~Foundations partner to provide 14 scholarships at Gulf/Franklin Center~
The Alfred I. duPont Foundation put seven new college scholarships on the table and the Gulf Coast Community College Foundation doubled down. During a ceremony Friday morning at the GCCC Gulf/Franklin Center, the Alfred I. duPont Foundation announce... Full story
Utility Rates to Increase
Port St. Joe city commissioners are proceeding with recommendations to increase utility rates due to the reduction in business users and a lack of proposed residential growth. The commission voted to proceed with the utility rate increase 5-0, follo... Full story
Dine United
~A boost for the economy and a community's most vulnerable citizens~
Have a good meal, bolster the local economy as well as the social fabric of the community all in one sitting. The third annual Dine United event on Sept. 2 will kick off the United Way’s annual community campaign, which each year drops the gre... Full story
County commissioners testy over money
Tempers flared in the board room as disagreements in uses of county money came to a head. At the Board of County Commissioners meeting last week, disagreements over how to best use over $100,000 in funds put aside for local parks, caused heated conv... Full story
Gulf County Mosquito Control
~Predicting Peak Mosquito Outbreaks Based on Historical Data~
Gulf County Mosquito Control (GCMC) has provided a detailed mosquito surveillance program for the county since 2006.  Required justification and record keeping for Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) must be obtained ... Full story
Wannita McKenna was ready for cake and ice cream as she celebrated her 102 birthday surrounded by family at the Bridge at Bay St. Joe.
To 100 and beyond
~”Blondie” McKenna turns 102~
Rarely is there a need for three numbers on a birthday cake, but for one local resident it was a requirement. Wannita McKenna, or "Blondie" as her family likes to call her after the comic strip "Blondie and Dagwood," turned 102 last Wednesday while ... Full story
Planning council meeting
The Apalachee Regional Planning Council announces a public meeting to which all persons are invited. The Gulf County Transportation Disadvantaged Coordinating Board will meet on Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. ET, at the Gulf County Transportation... Full story
Amber began the day as a graduate of the DAWGS in Prison program and by day's end she was in her new home as a birthday gift for St. Joe Beach youngster Madi Gingell. Amber is now Taylor, Madi's preferred name.    x.    A1 Dawgs3 “ Top Dog in last week•s graduating class “ Turner.    A1 Dawgs4 •“ Holly Jones of Bay County receives instructions on the care and handling of her new dog, Pluto, from his inmate trainers.
DAWG Days
~Graduation Day No. 8 for the DAWGS in prison program at GCI~
Ann Gingell needed a dog. Her daughter’s eighth birthday was approaching and the St. Joe Beach resident needed to fulfill a birthday wish, a canine companion. Madi, Ann’s daughter, had already suffered through a tease of ownership and b... Full story
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