Grand jury: Apalach cop justified in firing at speeding car
A Franklin County grand jury has ruled that an Apalachicola
police officer, who discharged his weapon three times at a speeding motorist in
a June 2020 incident on the Gorrie Bridge, was …
Cape San Blas thefts linked to suspects in stolen car
On Oct. 4, the Gulf County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call to aid Port…
County considers allocating tourism dollars for public safety
Sheriff Mike Harrison said it is difficult to police the busy Gulf County summers – especially when the Sheriff’s Department is understaffed. Now that tourism has picked up …
Indian Pass dune restoration to begin soon
In about three weeks, work is expected to begin on a large-scale dune restoration…
St. Joe swamps Rutherford for Homecoming win
Last Friday night, the Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks celebrated Homecoming with a 34-2…
Port St. Joe gathers for homecoming parade
Port St Joe High School’s Homecoming Week wrapped up with a parade and a blowout football game this…
Wewa prepares to host first Fall Festival
Sharon Thibodaux Barrier couldn’t remember who had the idea to put on the Wewahitchka Fall Festival this year. When…
FWC may OK limited harvest of small goliaths
For the first time in more than 30 years, Florida fishing regulators are on…
Busy scallop season comes to an end
Bobby Scarbrough has been helping customers buy supplies to catch scallops in Gulf County for eight years. As this year’s season draws to a close, he said he’s seen …
Two PSJ residents among judgeship nominations
Two Port St. Joe residents are among six names recommended to
Gov. Ron DeSantis for appointment to two newly-created circuit judge positions.
After interviews of nine interested members of the …