The Holmes County football team earned a 26-7 home victory over cross-county rivalry Chipley Friday, Nov. 18, advancing to the Class 1R Region 1 Finals.
The Blue Devils improved to 9-2 and will visit Bozeman in the Region Final on Friday, November 24.
The Tigers finished the season with a record of 8-3.
The City of Chipley is looking to a more energy efficient future, setting a goal of switching some of their facilities to solar powered operations. Melvin Engineering performed a feasibility study for the project, with research highlighting key economic factors. The wastewater treatment plant cost the city coffers approximately $138,000; however, a change to solar…
A 16-year-old has been charged after a car burglary on August 12. Ri’chad Snelling, of Caryville, is charged with one count of burglary and one count of theft. Chipley Police Department (CPD) began receiving complaints on August 4 concerning subjects on home surveillance systems attempting to open vehicle doors at multiple residences. In response…
Vernon Middle SchoolÂ’s Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) elective class found a creative way to help law enforcement officers. The class 3D printed emergency whistles and donated them to the Washington County SheriffÂ’s Office. Looking for a way to show their support for the school resource officers, the class came up with the idea…
The Washington County Board of County Commissioners has agreed to a settlement that will close out a 2017 retaliation and discrimination lawsuit filed by a former volunteer firefighter. The $67,500 settlement agreement was signed between the county and Skyla Carter Jones. Jones filed the suit in March 2017, alleging gender discrimination and retaliation for her…
TALLAHASSEE – With lawmakers preparing to gather Monday to start a special session, the Senate and House on Friday released bills that would overhaul FloridaÂ’s gambling industry, including joining other states in allowing sports betting. The bills, in part, would carry out a 30-year gambling deal announced last month by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Seminole…
The Vernon Historical Society is on a mission to bring Hard Labor Church back to its former glory after time and Hurricane Michael have taken a toll on the historical structure.
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