Caryville News

High water continues to recede in Northern and Central Walton County, but several roads remain impassable in the Red Bay community.

Power lines are reported down on Clayton Road...Chipley VFD responded and workers are on the scene.. Official rain fall in Washington County 2.83 inches as of 7:30 a.m., although citizens reported up to 5 inches in rain gauges No roads closed yet but water on Ledger Road in the county and water at State 77 and Glenwood Road in Chipley According to ...

Two team-members, Richard Hunsucker U.S.M.C. "the walking vet" and one Internet support member came through Chipley and Bonifay last weekend.

The Choctawhatchee River at Caryville is forecast to crest at 12.3 ft. Sunday afternoon November 15 at Caryville, Florida.

The National Weather Service is predicting "very minor flooding" will hit Caryville and Blountstown over the next few days.

Washington County commissioners declared a local state of emergency Monday morning, as officials gathered for a National Weather Service briefing on the storm and its path.

With the United States facing some of the toughest economic times in recent history, local law enforcement has been faced with an increase in property crimes.

Bonifay Police arrested two fugitives following the September 15th release of the Washington County Sheriff's Office "Ten Most Wanted" individuals.

A high-speed chase ended Tuesday in Walton County. The pursuit began outside of Cottondale in Jackson County, according to a press release from the Walton County Sheriff's Office.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has found two boaters this morning that were reported missing overnight on the Choctawhatchee River.

CARYVILLE "We're just waiting on the next spot," said Sgt. John Tate of the Holmes County Sheriff's Office Thursday afternoon as he and other officers rested in Caryville.

CARYVILLE "We're just waiting on the next spot," said Sgt. John Tate of the Holmes County Sheriff's Office Thursday afternoon as he and other officers rested in Caryville.

CARYVILLE "We're just waiting on the next spot," said Sgt. John Tate of the Holmes County Sheriff's Office Thursday afternoon as he and other officers rested in Caryville.

What started as a dispute between two neighbors has turned into a lawsuit involving the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Center for Law and Justice, and Holmes County.

The Choctawhatchee River will crest near 12.9 feet at Caryville, FL by Thursday May 28 .