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Community invited to Jan. 16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade
The community is invited to take part in Port St. Joe ‘s annual commemorative…
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This weekend in Gulf and Franklin
It’s the first full weekend of the new year! There will be lots going…
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EPA grant to fund job training programs beginning this month
A job training program, funded by a $199,970 grant obtained by Pioneer Bay Community…
Port St. Joe library to host Tuesday at Two lectures through February
The Corinne Costin Gibson Memorial Public Library has announced that it will again sponsor…
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This weekend in Gulf and Franklin
This holiday weekend will be rainy, but there will still be a lot to…
Savoring blackberries from Panther Swamp
I grew up a few hundred feet from a swamp, specifically, from Panther Swamp. Our home was on St. Joe Beach, just off Georgia Avenue, and when we moved there in 1978, no one lived on the swamp side of …
Chamber of commerce prepares to host Scallop Festival
The annual Scallop, Music and Arts Festival will kick off this Saturday at George Core Park for the 25th time.
Hosted by the Gulf County Chamber of Commerce since year,
Remembering a passion for drive-ins
Just a mile-and-a-half from the house in Norfolk, Virginia, where I grew up was Wilder’s Drive-In Theater. The place had opened in 1948, when I was 3 years old, just as drive-ins were beginning …
‘Sweet Tea at the B&B’ offers hilarious take on Apalachicola’s past
“Sweet Tea at the B&B,” which debuted at the Chapman Theater Friday night, is outstandingly funny – with well written jokes, successful casting and strong set and costume …
‘Accidentally Wealthy’ played abundantly
The whodunnit “Accidentally Wealthy,” now at the Chapman Theater through Sunday afternoon, is not accidentally a success.
It was an intentional work of comic theater, both by the …