Wewa prepares to host first Fall Festival
Sharon Thibodaux Barrier couldn’t remember who had the idea to put on the Wewahitchka Fall Festival this year. When…
FWC may OK limited harvest of small goliaths
For the first time in more than 30 years, Florida fishing regulators are on…
Two PSJ residents among judgeship nominations
Two Port St. Joe residents are among six names recommended to
Gov. Ron DeSantis for appointment to two newly-created circuit judge positions.
After interviews of nine interested members of the …
COVID hospitalizations continue to decline
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Gulf County were down by 20 percent last week, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released Saturday. Ascension Sacred Heart …
Vets for Pets returns
It rained on Saturday, but the American Legion Post #116 and the VFW Post #10069 were determined the show would go on. Hurricane Michael and COVID-19 had stymied Vets for …
Wewa history buffs see future in their past
Normally the Corner Café in Wewahitchka locks its doors by 2
p.m., but it stayed open well past dark last Thursday. There, in booths and tables pushed against the
walls to …
Homeowners struggle with insurance rate hikes
It’s been two and a half years since Heather Conley had to climb a tree to get into what used to be her home. Sometimes, she said, it seems like a …
Vets for Pets celebration returns Saturday
After Hurricane Michael and COVID combined to stymie the event, Vets for Pets is…
Law enforcement nabs ‘man on the run’
It took but a single morning before one of the two inmates who fled…
District hopes for more say in new standardized testing
Gulf County educators are celebrating the end of the Florida Standards Assessment after Gov. Ron DeSantis’s Tuesday announcement calling for the termination of the program following …