Sunday Nov 8 | The Times - Apalachicola & Carrabelle
The first Apalachicola Seafood Festival was Nov. 2, 1963. I was 11. Daddy was still alive and so was President Kennedy.
Sheriff will 'leave no stone unturned' in search for missing Chipley baby
The search for a missing baby girl continued Monday in the woods around her parents' home, where teams of dog handlers hacked through brush and turned over trash in hopes of finding her.
Florida, Alabama and Georgia Congressional Delegations urge three governors to meet
Congressman Allen Boyd Tuesday spearheaded an effort amongst the Florida, Alabama and Georgia Congressional Delegations urging the governors from the three states to resume negotiations on a water-sharing agreement regarding the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint System.
Two doctors arrested for writing prescriptions without medical necessity
Two Tallahassee doctors connected to weight-loss clinics have been arrested and charged with prescribing a controlled substance without having examined patients, according to an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Department of Health.
Investigators said Monday they have identified a person of interest in the case of a missing 7-month Washington County baby.
J. Earle Bowden: He believed in Eden, even if no one else did
Woman detained on drug charges
A Chattahoochee woman posted bond Thursday after being booked on several drug charges Wednesday night.
Antoinette Ross was a loving mother of three and a "people person" who'd brighten the day of those around her, friends and family members said.
The weather forecasters were right for once this year and maybe more than once, we did have cool weather for the opening weekend of the firearms deer season.
Chattahoochee Lt. Shoots Ex-Girlfriend, Turns Gun on Himself
UPDATE: An autopsy this weekend confirms the body found in a shallow grave behind a police officer's home was Antoinette Ross.The autopsy results are giving us a better idea of how she died... and it's putting neighbors on edge.
Woman Found Murdered and Chattahoochee Police Officer to Shoots Self
A Chattahoochee police officer shot himself to death Friday as police were discovering the body of his long-time mistress buried in a shallow grave near his home east of Chattahoochee, according to Chattahoochee Police Chief Vann Pullen.
Updated: Autopsy this morning on body believed to be that of missing woman
An autopsy is scheduled for this morning on the body of a woman believed to be Antoinette Ross, who went missing Wednesday in Quincy.
Foul Play Suspected in Gadsden Woman's Disappearance
Deputies believe a missing Gadsden County woman may have been murdered by her boyfriend, Lieutenant Barry Moore, a Chattahoochee Police Officer.
Authorities Locate Missing Jackson County Man
The search for a missing Jackson County man has a happy ending tonight. Sheriff's investigators found 29-year-old Kenneth Haley III this morning at the home of a friend from church.
Annual Kids Soiree a night for the children
Kids laughed, entertained and played Tuesday night in Turner Auditorium at Tallahassee Community College.
American Legion Post 251 gets in spooky mood
The American Legion Auxiliary at Chattahoochee Post 251, 2760 Duluth Highway Route 120 will be holding a Haunted House on Oct.
Hunter Safety Courses offered in Gadsden County
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is offering a free hunter safety course in Gadsden County.
The Times - Apalachicola & Carrabelle
Paddling to save the Apalachicola River
Earl Morrogh, of Quincy, will make a solitary trip by kayak from Chattahoochee to Apalachicola to raise money for the Apalachicola Riverkeeper.
Eight local schools improve test scores, make AYP
Eight area schools improved their test scores over the summer to meet federal standards for student performance.
Nikki Beare: Gadsden dropouts are dropping back in
It all began when Lillian Johnson, a former educator and passionate supporter of young people, discovered how many students failed to graduate in Gadsden County.