Staten Island Ferry a welcome arrival
When thousands of New Yorkers travel to and fro between Manhattan and Staten Island in the years ahead, they won’t be thinking about Port St. Joe.
But they’ll be standing on metal …
School millage referendum wins big
Based on an overwhelming show of support from county voters, Gulf County school district's one-mill property tax will be in place for four more years..
With nearly 80 percent support at …
Gulf County girl weightlifters flex at state meet
If you need someone to do the heavy lifting, call on some very gifted girls from Gulf County.
With a pair of Wewahitchka seniors, Mariah Baker and Landin Johnson, taking home a gold and bronze …
A nurse who needs healing
She has tended to the needs of the elderly with care and compassion.
May Segree’s friends say it’s time to repay her kindness.
The hardworking nurse at Cross Shores Care …
Lady Tiger Sharks lose close one to Oak Hall
The Lady Tiger varsity soccer team may have endured a tough loss in their regional quarterfinals, but they made public schools proud.
In a narrow contest Feb. 16 in Gainesville, the girls fell …
Spotted seatrout to open in western Panhandle
Spotted seatrout will reopen to recreational harvest in the Western Panhandle management zone starting March 1. The zone includes all state and federal waters from Escambia through the portion …
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
The good times rolled Tuesday afternoon as Gulf County's Mardi Gras celebration made merry on Fat Tuesday.
Gulf County’s Forgotten Krewe held the parade, which has grown steadily in …
Port Theatre leads projects to be funded
With the Port Theatre the highest ranked county project among 56 applicants, Gulf County did very well when it comes to securing portions of more than $8 million earmarked by the National Park …
Headed to Lakeland
At Tuesday night's Class 1A regional final in Port St. Joe, the Lady Tiger Sharks didn't allow Chipley to score until less than two minutes were left in the first quarter.
That was when …
Panhandle Players returns with delightful ‘Departed’
With the exception of Ben Turpin, who died suddenly at the breakfast table, first on Friday and Saturday night, and then again on Sunday afternoon, the Panhandle Players are alive.
They have …