Carrabelle News Archives

Author Graham Farmelo will give a talk on 'Paul Dirac's Road to Tallahassee' at 6 p.m. Thursday at the FSU Alumni Center, 1030 W. Tennessee St.

Yard sale aficionados, grab your fanny packs. Next Saturday's going to be a big one.

The flood warning for southern Franklin County has expired, according to the National Weather Service.

The county's animal control department is going to court to prohibit Alice Dawn Kerkvliet from owning animals, in this county or anywhere else in Florida.

A man already serving time in prison for sexually abusing a child was hit with another charge Monday for allegedly sexually battering a 7-year-old North Port girl in 2006.

A 43-year-old convicted sex offender was stabbed to death in his cell early Monday morning at Franklin Correctional Institution.

Federal stimulus money will allow the Gulf Coast Workforce Board to provide transportation for students enrolled in out-of-county training programs.

This letter is sent to express disappointment with The Apalachicola/Carrabelle Times Sept.

On Sept. 9, members of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Unit, with the assistance of the Tallahassee Police Department Narcotics Unit, intercepted a package containing 123.7 grams, or a little more than four ounces, of hashish, destined for delivery, in the area of Franklin County.

Tate's Hell, once a primordial swamp, held vast amounts of water in storage, as if it were a giant sponge.

Franklin County Health Department is taking a proactive approach by moving temporarily all Clinical Services including Blood Work from its Apalachicola Location to its Carrabelle Site Location effectively immediately.

At the Carrabelle commission's Sept. 3 meeting, Beth LaCivita, of Historic Florida Consulting, summarized a survey she conducted over the last year of cultural and historic resources in the city.

A robust turnout in Franklin County's municipal elections Tuesday propelled two incumbents back into office, elected a new face and set the stage for a runoff in two weeks.

If you live in Apalachicola or Carrabelle don't forget to vote today. Both cities are holding elections for city commission seats.

The water in Franklin County should be fine for swimming this Labor Day Weekend.

Carrabelle received a heavy soaking rain last week that did damage to several businesses.

Four candidates are facing off at the ballot box Sept. 8 to fill two spots on the Carrabelle city commission.

It's another week with no swimming advisories in Franklin County. The Health Department said water samples taken from all 6 beaches tested in Franklin County on Monday came back clean.