Commissioner Wesley Griffin brings up county potentially helping residents bury small livestock
Washington County Newscbreaux@kentsmith.biz As it stands, some residents in Washington County may not be able to afford burying their horses or other…
Read MoreWashington County to receive funding addressing opioid crisis
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz Washington County is on track to receive $203,559.22 from a lawsuit settlement Florida and other states reached with pharmaceutical…
Read MoreDisagreeing without being disagreeable
Michael Brooks I was rendered speechless—highly unusual for a Baptist preacher. I was in college serving a church in the…
Read MoreGovernment meeting list
Washington County Tourist Development Council Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 8 a.m. Washington County Chamber of Commerce 672 5th Street., Chipley…
Read MoreEnd of FEMA contractor work suspension on the horizon
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz The end of suspension of FEMA contractor work in Washington County is set to start January 10, 2024. The…
Read MoreOrange Hill, Ebro Fire Departments receive new firefighting equipment
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz The Orange Hill and Ebro Volunteer Fire Departments recently got new equipment in the form of five Air-Paks, 10…
Read MoreWild Root offers a little something for everyone
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz Whether you’re looking for tea blends, herbs, mineral stones, jewelry, or tarot cards, Wild Root Apothecary and Seed Shop…
Read MoreStudents recognized for achievements during School Board meeting
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz The Washington County School Board meeting on Monday, Dec. 11, took time to spotlight local youngsters for their academic…
Read MoreSchool District considers banning TikTok on school devices
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz As some young people post videos on the social media platform TikTok, the Washington County School District is weighing…
Read MorePlayhouse President raises concerns over parking lot lighting, safety with School Board
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz The head of Chipley’s community theater continued to publicly discuss the desire for increased nighttime lighting and other safety…
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