NWFL NAACP branch hosts annual banquet honoring community trailblazers
Ali MorelandThe Northwest Florida 5486B Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held its annual banquet…
Read MoreWCSO hosts Lunch with the Sheriff Fish Fry
AMBER PATINOThe Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) hosted its first Lunch with the Sheriff Fish Fry on Saturday, February 28, at…
Read MoreChipley native earns spot on USA Junior National Team, heads to Egypt and Germany
Chipley native Oscar Foxworth is set to represent his community, state, and country in international skeet competition as he travels…
Read MoreWCCOA hosts 2nd Annual Black History Month Brunch
The Washington County Council on Aging (WCCOA) hosted its 2nd Annual Black History Month Brunch on Tuesday, Feb. 24, celebrating…
Read MoreCHS Criminal Justice students put classroom skills into practice at FPTC
Students from Chipley High School (CHS) Criminal Justice Operations II & III recently visited Florida Panhandle Technical College (FPTC) for…
Read MoreVHS hosts College and Career Fair for grades 8–12
Vernon High School (VHS) hosted a College and Career Fair on Tuesday, February 24, for students in grades 8 through…
Read MoreChipley Garden Club wraps up month with community projects, feature in national publication
Chipley Garden Club marked a busy February with educational programs, community projects, and even national media attention. At the club’s…
Read MoreRowell announces campaign for Florida’s 2nd Congressional District seat
Staff ReportOn Tuesday, February 17, Audie Rowell, retired Walton County Chief Deputy, announced his candidacy for Florida’s Second Congressional District. A…
Read MoreCHS athletes record personal bests at state weightlifting competition
Chipley High School (CHS) was represented at the recent State Weightlifting Championship by Mia Dieppa-Corbin and Allison Adams, who each…
Read MoreVernon City Council reviews grant projects, department updates, and community requests
The Vernon City Council met Tuesday, February 17, to review current projects, hear departmental updates, and consider community requests. Discussions…
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