Young Eagles take flight
Washington County NewsFor the past 30 years, the Young Eagles program has been taking children ages 8 17, on their first…
Read MoreBringing back the homestead life
As the number of modern conveniences increase, the way of life for the average American family tends to adapt to…
Read MoreCountdown begins for Chipleys Mongoven building demolition
The City of Chipley is one step closer to demolition of the Mongoven building. Located at the corner of South…
Read MoreSchool Board recognizes AVID students
The Washington County School Board recently recognized four AVID students from Roulhac Middle School. The students shared their experiences and…
Read MoreLaw enforcement and Autism
April is Autism Awareness Month, however, local law enforcement agencies provide training year-round to ensure their staff are aware of…
Read MoreNew program takes proactive approach to preventing meth use by Panhandle teens
Holmes County Sheriff John Tate and Washington County Sheriff Kevin Crews are part of a collaborative effort by Panhandle law…
Read MoreWausau celebrates Easter with Community Egg Hunt
Wausau Fire and Rescue and Discover Life Church on Saturday hosted the annual Community Egg Hunt. The event was held…
Read MoreWausau Fire Department set to move into new station in May
More than four years after receiving funding to build the new Wausau Fire Department, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)…
Read MoreGov. DeSantis presents panhandle communities with $23 million in funding
Governor Ron DeSantis was at Indian Pass Raw Bar in Port St. Joe on Friday, April 8, to present some…
Read MoreFPTC prepares students for workforce with real-world training
Students at Florida Panhandle Technical College (FPTC) are gaining real world experience and helping to build the future of economic…
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