Terry, Evans honored as district’s tops
It was a great day to be a Dolphin Tuesday.
When Superintendent Jim Norton, together with his fellow administrators and members of the Gulf County School Board walked in to one classroom at Port …
Hunker Down: Sarah Ophelia lives on!
COVID-19 is as serious as it gets. And I’m not in the age bracket that fares well against it. So I worry a lot. I worry about my wife. I worry about friends and neighbors. I worry about my …
Lady Tiger Sharks notch second win
The Port St. Joe girls basketball team traveled to Choctawhatchee High School in Fort Walton Beach on Tuesday Nov. 24 for The Lady Indian Thanksgiving Blow Out.
The Lady Tiger Sharks were going …
What Southern Folks Eat: Lessons learned from Southern women
Women have been some of my greatest teachers throughout the years.
Not specifically schoolteachers, as I had some great male school teachers, like Herman Jones and Charles Osborne from whom I …
Hunker Down: Mary Hadley invented Black Friday
Black Friday came and went. Leaving me a little confused! Didn’t it used to be just one single solitary day? Seems to me it has been stretched a mite… by several days in both …
Wait, wasps are good guys?
Yes, wasps are definitely good guys. Wasps are beneficial insects that feed on other insects, by destroying many harmful bugs that attack our landscape ornamentals and home vegetable gardens. …
Can being thankful for God’s love change you?
What lies do we tell ourselves regarding our choices and the changes we need to make?
And how often do we choose to ignore one of the most important facts in God’s Word: we’ve been …
Students who SOAR at PSJES
This article originally appeared on The Star: Students who SOAR at PSJES
Hunker Down: A moveable feast
They talked about growing up out at Peach; and along the Steadman Ridge. They laughed about taking baths in Sugar Creek; and attending the one-room school house at Mt. Zion. They shopped at Minor …
Gerlach to run cross-country at Chipola
Zoe Gerlach has been running for a long time.
The Port St. Joe senior started hoofing it while just a kindergartner. Now, 12 years later, she’s headed to college on a cross-country …