More vaccine flows into the region
A burst of doses into Franklin and Gulf counties, 500 as compared to 100, means the health department will continue to chip away at an enormous waiting list to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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TOP ONLINE: Search ends for missing fire chief
1: City reverses decision on facilities' closure
2: Search continues for Dalkeith chief, presumed drowned
More: TOP ONLINE Jan. 14: Comfort food, concealed weapons hit …
Buffer Preserve proves it’s an ‘owl-some’ place
So, here’s more about owls that we didn’t have time or space for in last week’s article. We don’t see or hear them often enough however; we try our best to keep a habitat that …
Search ends for Dalkeith fire chief
The search for the body of former Dalkeith fire chief William “Bill” Davis, Jr., drowned in the waters near Battle Bend, in the Apalachicola River, came to an end Tuesday afternoon.
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Search continues for Dalkeith chief, presumed drowned
The grim search continued this week for the body of former Dalkeith fire chief William “Bill” Davis, Jr., presumed drowned in the waters near Battle Bend, in the Apalachicola River.
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Name change approved for UAV Corp.
What’s in a name? The company that owns Skyborne Technology, which is building a detachable airship in Gulf County, is about to find out.
The UAV Corp has announced it …
Walk, or Zoom, on Dr. King holiday
If you live on the Forgotten Coast you have a couple options for celebrating the upcoming Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
None of them are business as usual.
In Port St. Joe, organizers …
Buffer preserve to celebrate saving eagles
Are you familiar with National Days celebrated across the US? There are 1,500 National Days celebrated throughout the year for varied reasons and causes. On Saturday, Jan. 16, the St. Joseph Bay …
Concealed weapons licensure crosses 2,000 mark
Concealed weapons applications are at record highs in Florida, and Gulf County is no exception when it comes to the growth of the number of citizens securing that licensure.
Last year, for the …
Former Dalkeith fire chief presumed drowned
A 76-year-old Dalkeith man is presumed drowned in the Apalachicola River, after the search-and-rescue operation that began Monday afternoon has been turned into a recovery operation.
Gulf County …