Washington County rescinds outdoor burn ban
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz Now that some rain has fallen, the outdoor burn ban issued in Washington County is no more–for now. The…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Now that some rain has fallen, the outdoor burn ban issued in Washington County is no more–for now. The…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz The Washington County Board of County Commissioners approved an additional $6 million line of credit on Thursday, Nov. 16,…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz After being dormant for an extended period, a fire department could be starting back up in Caryville. Retired Panama…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported monthly lighting costs would be paid by the Chipley…
Read MoreDue to her community work, Cindy Johnson Brown of the Washington County School Board has been recognized as an Emerging…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Chipley resident Destiny Worley is in her second year of collecting gift donations for regional senior citizens. Worley is…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Parents of young and growing children may wonder if their child is on the autistic spectrum or if they…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz Currently, Chipley Redevelopment Agency and Washington County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Michael Maxwell tends to be busy. Some…
Read MoreBruce McLeod On Nov. 4th, family and friends of Scout Troop 39 gathered at Blue Lake Baptist Church to present…
Read Morecbreaux@kentsmith.biz The Meredith family now has a new home on East Boulevard in Chipley, courtesy of two community organizations working…
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