Jason Smith, Ashton Kirkland with Believe Martial Arts achieve Hyper black belt status
Collin BreauxSpecial to Washington County News Two martial arts instructors from Chipley traveled across the country to reach a higher level…
Read MoreSenate candidate Keith Gross campaigns on America First platform
[email protected] Political candidate Keith Gross is campaigning against U.S. Senate incumbent Rick Scott in the Republican primary election being held…
Read MoreChipley resident pitches idea for disc golf course at Jim Trawick Park
[email protected] Since 1995, Jamie Pageau has been playing disc golf–an activity he calls “incredible” and a “unique sport.” “Anyone can…
Read MoreWashington County School District hosts spelling bee competition
The Washington County School District hosted the Annual District Spelling Bee competition at the WCSD School Boardroom on Wednesday, Jan.…
Read MoreKristin Martin resigns from Chipley City Council seat
[email protected] A few months after being sworn in, Downtown Chipley community fixture Kristin Martin has resigned from her seat on…
Read MoreOwnership changes hands at Skins & Bubba’s
[email protected] A new year can bring about changes. That is true at the Chipley restaurant Skins & Bubba’s, where ownership…
Read MoreChipley community celebrates Martin Luther King Day with parade
Staff ReportIn honor of Martin Luther King Day, a parade was held in Chipley on Monday, Jan. 15. Mayor Tracy Andrews…
Read MoreFloyd Aycock retires from Fire Department
Former Chipley Fire Chief Floyd Aycock retired after 33 years of dedicated service to the City of Chipley Fire Department.…
Read MoreWashington County works to recover from powerful tornado
A powerful tornado with strong winds that hit early Tuesday, Jan. 9, left Washington County and surrounding areas reeling. Though…
Read MoreWashington County schools closing Tuesday due to severe weather
The Washington County School District sent the following message on Monday, Jan. 8: “With the impending potential of severe weather…
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