Trick or Treat!
It’s been years since the staff at Cross Shores Nursing Home were able to get all the residents outside on Halloween — but on Monday, lined up in chairs, most of the facility’s …
Voters to decide between experienced politician, political newcomer in District 2 race
When voters in Gulf County’s District 2 visit the ballot box to vote for their new county commissioner this year, they will be choosing between candidates from very different political …
Ghosts on the Coast draws spooky crowd to Reid Avenue
If you were near downtown Port St. Joe on Monday night, you might have spotted goblins ducking in and out of storefronts, witches handing out candy and sharks swimming up Reid Avenue.
The Gulf …
Emma Burke named Miss Port St. Joe 2023
Port St Joe now has its very own Miss Port St Joe.
The first of its kind title, introduced this year, was awarded to Emma Grace Burke, a senior at Port St Joe High School and a third generation …
Gulf County runners compete at regionals
The Port St. Joe girls cross country team finished a respectable eighth out of 15 teams at the FHSAA 1A Region 1 finals on Friday, October 28.
As they had done at the previous week’s …
Are there ghosts in Port St. Joe?
Park Ranger Joanna Lindsey is skeptical of ghosts.
But still, sometimes, when she’s working in the Constitutional Convention Museum after closing, she can’t help but feel like she …
St. Joe soccer teams eye season ‘full of challenges and excitement’
Port St. Joe Boys Soccer
After serving as Bobby Alexander’s assistant, Brian Burkett took the helm as head coach of Port St. Joe’s boys soccer team, and he expects that this …
Here’s where to celebrate Halloween in Gulf and Franklin Counties
Events in Gulf County
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Pumpkin carving and chili nights
“Pumpkins, in October, as fat as the full moon, they sit on our doorstep at night and glow.” – Richelle E. Goodrich, author
Long ago in Ireland, people carved scary faces in …
Ausley, Senate Democrats stop in Gulf County during bus tour of North Florida
As the big blue bus pulled into North Port St. Joe, locals couldn’t help but stop and stare. It looked particularly large on the narrow streets, where the bus driver had to be tactful about …