U.S. Senator Rick Scott picked a location with a view of the water for his press conference held in Mexico Beach last week, a setting he felt would highlight the point of his visit to the community. “Hurricane season is coming,†he said. “We need to be prepared if and when another storm hits.†Mexico…
Four members of the Mexico Beach Planning and Zoning Board were removed from office by the City Council on November 22 following sunshine law violation charges from the
The bonding company acting as the surety for the Wewahitchka Fire Station project has filed a federal lawsuit against the former contractor for the project, Winterfell Construction, Inc., and the
The Mexico Beach Artificial Reef Associations annual Kingfish Tournament will be happening a little earlier this year than in years past.
This years tournament will be held during
Bay County Judge William Henry granted Wewahitchka’s motion to quash in a lawsuit between the city and the former contractor for their new firehouse Winterfell Construction Inc.
An twin engine airplane accident was reported at 5810 Douglas Ferry Road on Sunday evening shortly before 8 p.m. CDT.
This is a developing situation, and emergency personnel are en route.
This
On Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Devin Collier to fill the vacancy on the 14th Judicial Circuit left after the retirement of Circuit Judge John Fishel II. Collier, 38, a prosecutor for the State Attorney’s Office from Panama City, will take office on Feb. 1, handling Circuit felonies in Gulf County. He was one…
The Gulf County SheriffÂ’s Office has identified and obtained warrants for a man suspected in six residential burglaries on Cape San Blas. According to a statement released in the late afternoon on Sept. 2, investigators first began looking for the man, Kevin Schoelles, 36, of Apalachicola, in mid-August after a cooler was reported stolen from underneath a residentÂ’s…
David Torres of Shalimar said he was not fazed by the approaching boatÂ’s warning – “Shark!” His family has seen many sharks in the waters of Gulf County, where they have been coming to scallop for more than a decade, and he had never heard of any shark attacks in the area. But the next sentence…
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