FDOH offers tips for a sage and healthy holiday season
Staff ReportTALLAHASSEE— As Floridians prepare to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, it's important for residents and visitors to take…
Read MoreSocial Security Benefits Set to Increase in 2021
WASHINGTON AND HOLMES COUNTY - Social Security payments will increase by 1.3% in 2021. The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently…
Read MoreCOMMUNITY SHOUT OUT: PAT COLLINS
CHIPLEY- This week's community shoutout goes to Pat Collins, a more than 20 year veteran of the Washington County School…
Read MoreAlaqua Animal Refuge to partner with The HOPE Project to support military veterans
Freeport, FL (November 9, 2020) — Alaqua Animal Refuge has officially partnered with The HOPE Project to offer equine assisted…
Read MoreColby Cleveland to speak at Kiwanis this month
Kiwanis will host on Tuesday November 17, 2020 @12:00 Mr. Colby Cleveland as the guest speaker. Mr. Cleveland is employed…
Read MoreA Thin Line: Normal Shedding vs. Feline Alopecia
As any cat owner who has tried to wear a black shirt knows…well, shedding is a normal aspect of cat…
Read MoreAaron Crawford Receives BCF Preaching Award
Faculty, staff, and students gathered around the gazebo at The Baptist College of Florida (BCF) in Graceville on November 9,…
Read MoreRebuilding? Check First with Local Authorities About Permits
HOLMES AND WASHINGTON - The State of Florida and FEMA remind residents planning to rebuild after Hurricane Sally to consult…
Read MoreEndangered woodpecker species recovering two years after Hurricane Michael
TALLAHASSEE – In 2018, Hurricane Michael made landfall in the Florida panhandle and the 570,000 acre Apalachicola National Forest. Approximately…
Read MoreChipola College Spring 2021 Early Registration
Registration for the Spring 2021 Semester at Chipola College begins Nov. 9 for currently-enrolled students and Nov. 16 for new…
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