Fire services could return to Caryville
Washington County Newscbreaux@kentsmith.biz After being dormant for an extended period, a fire department could be starting back up in Caryville. Retired Panama…
Read MoreWashington County School Board member recognized by Florida School Boards Association
Staff ReportDue to her community work, Cindy Johnson Brown of the Washington County School Board has been recognized as an Emerging…
Read MoreChipley Council considers possibility of hiring CRA clerk
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz Currently, Chipley Redevelopment Agency and Washington County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Michael Maxwell tends to be busy. Some…
Read MoreWausau Quilters Club gives back to community through quilt auction
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz The Arc of Washington-Holmes Counties and Wausau Library will have an extra $500 each in funding, courtesy of the…
Read MoreStudy finds Chipley living costs lower than national average
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz As the price of basic necessities and utilities continue to soar in the United States, one economic study suggests…
Read MoreBurn ban issued in Washington County
As dry, windy conditions persist and the region continues to see no rain, a burn ban has been issued in…
Read MoreHCA, WCN now open in new location
The offices of the Holmes County Advertiser and Washington County News are now operating out of a new location, parent…
Read More‘Mortal Kombat’ Scorpion actor to hold anti-bullying workshop at Believe Martial Arts
cbreaux@kentmith.biz “Get over here!†So goes the famous battle cry of Mortal Kombat character Scorpion. For Nov. 16, martial artist…
Read MoreChipley-raised pharmacist receives Pharmacist of the Year award
cbreaux@kentsmith.biz Theresa Tolle, a pharmacist who grew up in Chipley and now owns her own pharmacy, recently won the 2023…
Read MoreNews, Advertiser to return to separate publications
CAROL KENT SMITHSTAFF REPORT Washington County News and Holmes County Advertiser will be restored to separate publications as of November 1, parent…
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