Prom Project returns for third year
A dress, shoes, a corsage, hair and makeup, transportation, a ticket – the costs add up.
In 2017, Yahoo Style’s survey of prom costs across the country found that the average teen in …
Port St. Joe’s new Taco Bell is open for business
On Monday morning, the highly anticipated new Taco Bell in Port St. Joe officially opened its doors to the public.
The Taco Bell is located at the intersection of Highway 98 and Avenue C, near the …
Mexico Beach Gumbo Cook-Off draws crowd
After Covid-19 stymied the event in 2021, the annual Mexico Beach Gumbo Cook-Off was back on Saturday, drawing thousands of visitors to Parker Park for food, drink, live music and Mardi-Gras-themed …
Gulf County moves forward with dialysis center subsidy without Franklin help
Gulf County is moving forward with their plan to open a new kidney dialysis center on the campus of Ascension Sacred Heart, despite Franklin County’s objection to assisting with the bill.
In …
Port St. Joe man earns Navy’s wings of gold
It takes years of specialized training to become a Navy pilot – classroom instruction, studying, aviation hours, tailhook training, formations.
Dallas Burke has completed all of …
Pioneer Bay aims to expand their redevelopment programs
An office space has been put together in the back right corner of the room behind the Farmacy on Avenue A.
Right now, it’s just a desk, a chair, a few places to put files and a small …
St. Joe’s Gortemoller signs scholarship with University of Mobile
Surrounded by friends, family, teammates, coaches, teachers and classmates, Madelyn Gortemoller signed an official commitment with University of Mobile Wednesday morning.
Gortemoller, a …
Wewahitchka area receives $9 million for storm readiness
Governor Ron DeSantis on Feb. 11 announced more than $91 million in funding to…
Digging into the Past
The amateur archeologists gathered around Tom Godwin and listened carefully for his instructions. They…
Locals celebrate love and shorebirds
The Forgotten Coast Sea Turtle Center’s lobby was overflowing, packed tight with visitors who sat shoulder to shoulder and huddled in the building’s narrow hallway, peaking their heads …