Challenges growing for gopher tortoise relocation
Florida’s gopher tortoise conservation efforts and relocation program has been a cornerstone for conservation success over the past 13 years, but a stepped-up effort is needed to find …
Fight erupts after heated boys soccer game
A bench-clearing brawl after the final whistle sounded marred what had been a tightly-fought physical boys soccer game in Eastpoint Wednesday night.
Port St. Joe walked off the field with a 3-0 …
Wewa votes to contact bond company on new fire station
In a special meeting called Dec. 9, the Wewahitchka City Commissioners weighed whether to contact the bonding company of the general contractor tasked with building the city’s new fire house …
Port St. Joe parks see progress ahead of new year
City officials have made strides in improving Port St. Joe’s parks in recent weeks,…
The swarm war future?
Aggravated bees attack unfortunate honey seekers from all directions. The mad birds in Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” mastered the tactic, attacking en masse residents of a small Northern California …
Jimmy Bloodworth’s boys debut as authors
Their legendary major league ballplayer father was a master storyteller, and now Jimmy Bloodworth’s…
North Port St. Joe residents see rise in trash
In October, the Knights of Pythias spent hours cleaning the streets of North Port…
Second Staten Island Ferry departs Eastern Shipbuilding yard
The second of three Staten Island Ferry boats departed Eastern Shipbuilding’s docks in Port…
School board focuses on leadership development
Gulf District School Board members have participated in several programs this month aimed at…
Christmas Parade lights up Reid Avenue
There were more than 90 entries in this year’s Port St. Joe Christmas Parade, which lit up Reid Avenue for more than an hour on Saturday night.
Festivities began around 3 p.m., more than …