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Decorative bows bring homecoming spirit to Downtown Chipley

ByStaff Report

People walking or driving around Downtown Chipley may have noticed yellow and blue bows tied on street poles. 

The festive decorations are part of the community support for Chipley High School’s 2023 homecoming and the Chipley Tigers sports teams.

From left: Tiffany Hitchcock of First Federal Bank of Florida, local businesswoman and City Councilmember Kristin Martin, and Mayor Tracy Andrews have been involved in the distribution of decorative bows celebrating Chipley High High School’s 2023 homecoming and the Chipley High Tigers sports teams in Downtown Chipley. [CONTRIBUTED]

Town leaders have been involved in bringing the idea to life–including support from Mayor Tracy Andrews, sponsorship by First Federal Bank of Florida, and actually being made by Washington County Chamber of Commerce ambassadors.

The bows were recently put up by local businesswoman and City Councilmember Kristin Martin, her husband Blake Martin, and Mayor Andrews. 

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