Washington County TDC to launch a Revolution Road driving tour for America 250
Staff ReportThe Washington County Tourist Development Council (TDC) in partnership with Dale Cox of DR Historic Preservation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit…
Read MoreWCSO Emergency Management urges residents to prepare as hurricane season begins
With hurricane season officially underway, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) Department of Emergency Management is encouraging residents to take…
Read MoreProperty tax overhaul headed to ballot
Lawmakers on Tuesday approved a sweeping property tax proposal backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, sending the measure to Florida voters…
Read MoreDeSantis signs bills expanding support for school coaches and student athletes
On Friday, May 22, Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 538 and Senate Bill 178, legislation aimed at expanding support for Florida’s K‑12 athletic coaches and student athletes.…
Read MoreDeSantis unveils property tax cut plan, calls special session
Many Florida homeowners would see their property taxes eliminated or sharply reduced under a proposal unveiled Wednesday by Gov. Ron…
Read MoreChipley Garden Club honored with multiple awards
The Chipley Garden Club joined fellow clubs from Wausau, Sneads, Panama City, Gulf Beach, Lynn Haven, and Port St. Joe for the…
Read MoreNo gas tax cut, but lawmakers line up breaks on guns, outdoor goods
There will be no suspension of Florida’s gas tax this year after a proposal backed by Democrats failed to make…
Read MoreFlorida revamps red snapper fishing after court ruling
Florida wildlife officials modified recreational red snapper fishing rules set to begin Friday after a federal court halted expanded fishing…
Read MoreFatal crash reported on State Road 77
A fatal two vehicle collision occurred on State Road 77 on Thursday, May 21, involving a sedan and a pickup…
Read MoreArmed guardian program expanded to colleges, universities
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Friday expanding Florida’s armed “school guardian” program to include colleges and universities. The law…
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