Washington County Tourist Development Council looks to present lodge tax increase proposal on November ballot
Collin Breaux[email protected] A 2% increase in the tourism lodging tax for Washington County could be decided by voters during the general…
Read MoreChipley PD looks to increase manpower to meet service needs
[email protected] For at least 25 years, the Chipley Police Department has remained at approximately the same staffing level. However, as…
Read MoreWashington County Board Chairman David Pettis: FEMA said to be in error on lack of reimbursement
[email protected] As Washington County continues to not be reimbursed by FEMA for contractor work after Hurricane Michael, Board of County…
Read MoreNew Washington County voluntary pre-kindergarten center under construction
[email protected] A new voluntary pre-kindergarten (VPK) educational center is coming to life in the Washington County School District. The center…
Read MoreChipley jeweler Robert Sapp celebrates 60 years of working
[email protected] For 60 years, Chipley jeweler Robert Sapp has been a mainstay of the downtown business community. His decades of…
Read MoreWashington County Commissioners give conditional approval for Worley Road Verizon tower
[email protected] Following months of public back-and-forth discussion, the Washington County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) signed off on a 160-feet…
Read MoreChipley Council approves dates for Council elections
[email protected] An election date of Sept. 2–and Sept. 24, if necessary for runoffs–has been set for seats on the Chipley…
Read MoreCommunity celebrates new Chipley fire truck with push-in ceremony
[email protected] Firefighters and public officials alike put in physical effort to recognize the Chipley Fire Department’s latest fire truck on…
Read MoreDemolition of Mongoven Building continues
The dilapidated Mongoven Building in Downtown Chipley is gradually being torn down by Break-N-Ground, as contracted by the City of…
Read MoreFlorida Panhandle Technical College hosts graduation ceremony
Loved ones, educators, and graduating students ready to enter the workforce filled First Baptist Chipley on Thursday, May 9, for…
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