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New coach, new approach for Chipley Tigers
CHIPLEY new things are happening to the Chipley Tigers as they prepare for the 2008 football season.
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St. Joe Prez named to Greenway Council
's Greenway and trails Council. Henry Smallwood of Port St. Joe was one of three people named by the governor to serve on the twenty one member board.
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First United Methodist Church of Port St. Joe will be hosting its third-annual Teacher Appreciation Day at the 11 a.m. worship service, Sunday, Aug.
Want to avoid the lines on Election Day? Early voting is the answer. Early voting got underway on Monday and will continue through Saturday, Aug.
County to Crack Down on Animal Control
Attention pet owners: the county intends to be the big dog on the scene from now on.
Port St. Joe Receives $271,000 in Parks Grants
The City of Port St. Joe last week officially received checks from the state in the form of parks and recreation grants to enhance two city parks.
Family Life Outgrowing Its Facilities
"Family Life Church of Port St. Joe is excited to announce that the existing building on Reid Avenue is being put on the market for sale due to the need for more space for ministry.
Mrs. Katrina Etheridge of Tallahassee and Mr. Mark Wester of Arkansas announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shanna Wester to William Benjamin Carnes, son of Jennifer Carnes of ...
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County to Hold Hearing on Transmission Lines
County commissioners will hold a public hearing this afternoon to discuss a major transmission line project Progress Energy is planning between Port St.
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A nuisance alligator trapper from Port St. Joe was called out last month to remove a big gator from a residential area north of Apalachicola .
The five went on a mission of giving. They received more than they could put into words.
Watermelon Fruit Revealed at Last
Bill Lynch's yellow watermelon has caused quite a stir in Port St. Joe. Since The Star featured the unusually-hued melon in its July 24 edition, Lynch, 82, has been unable to maintain a quiet existence.
Maggie the Beagle Enlivens Book Club Meeting
Around a cloth-lined table on Saturday afternoon, six well-dressed ladies nibbled on finger sandwiches and discussed fine literature.
Whatever higher power being praised in voice and song last Saturday night inside the David Jones Gym almost certainly had no problem hearing.
The Gulf County budget process for fiscal year 2008-09 is basically over. With barely a noticeable sound, this year's process was a far cry from the marathon meetings and citizen input of 2006 and 2007.
Health Department Employee Impresses UCLA
The Gulf County Health Department is benefitting from an employee's two-week trip to California.
State Grant Program Provides $542,000 to Gulf County Parks
Under the leadership of Governor Charlie Crist and the Florida Legislature, the 2008-2009 budget includes $24 million to expand and improve local parks statewide.
Gulf County Child Find Pre-K Screening
Gulf County School Board and FDLRS/PAEC will co-sponsor free Pre-K screenings for children potentially in need of special education services.
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Love Center Summer Camp Aug. 6-8
The Love and Worship Center Church will host a Summer Camp Meeting '08, from Wednesday, Aug.