Chipley Garden Club honored with multiple awards
Staff ReportThe Chipley Garden Club joined fellow clubs from Wausau, Sneads, Panama City, Gulf Beach, Lynn Haven, and Port St. Joe for the…
Read MoreCHS Lady Tigers named State Academic Champions for third consecutive year
AMBER PATINOThe Chipley High School Lady Tigers varsity softball team has been named State Academic Champions in the Rural Class for…
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 MoreWashington County 4-H hosts annual Public Speaking Contest
Washington County 4-H hosted its annual 4-H Public Speaking Contest on Thursday, May 14, showcasing the confidence, communication skills, and…
Read MoreWashington County BOCC moves school referendum to ballot, sets hearing on Sunny Hills MSBU
The Washington County Board of County Commissioners addressed several items during its regular meeting Thursday, May 14, including advancing the…
Read MoreWashington County encourages residents to improve address visibility for faster emergency response
The Washington County Board of County Commissioners is reminding residents that clearly visible address numbers can save valuable time during…
Read MoreWashington, Holmes counties to offer free summer meals for children
School districts in both Washington and Holmes counties will once again offer free summer meals to children while school is…
Read MoreWashington County to host grand opening for new splash pad at Hunter Park
Washington County will celebrate the grand opening of its newest splash pad with a “Fun in the Sun” event at…
Read MoreTattered & Tarnished Antiques celebrates grand opening in Chipley
Ali MorelandTattered & Tarnished Antiques owners Teresa and Jim McCarty pose for a photo with friends and community supporters during their…
Read MoreSunny Hills residents voice concerns over water system, MSBU, and fire safety at community meeting
SKYLA CARTERSunny Hills residents gathered at the Sunny Hills Library and Community Center on Saturday, May 9, to discuss ongoing concerns…
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