Bonifay, FL News

• Bonifay, FL News
• CHS Student in Need
• Sheriff’s Office seeks fugitives
• Vernon High School presents The Emperor's New Clothes
• NAACP panel discussion on young men of color, justice system Saturday
• Check FDOT’s 511 for busy Memorial Day traffic updates
• TDC discusses enforcing attendance policy
• Shorts may be getting longer at Washington County schools
• United Way honors partners at Chamber meeting
• BOCC Meeting ends on contentious note
• Poplar Springs High School honors Athletes
• Chipley man arrested on fraud charges
• Calhoun's sentence brings closure
• TDC discusses enforcing attendance policy
• Two arrested on charges of shoplifting
• Three arrested on burglary charges
• Bonifay recognizes Bonifay Fire Department
• Vernon High School honors athletes, coaches
• Calhoun’s Final Sentencing: Death Penalty
• Pair arrested for grand theft, fraud
• Technical school holds graduation
• Guardian ad Litem class graduates
• Chipley Police make drug bust following traffic stop
• Synthetic marijuana leads to felony child abuse arrest
• Pensacola woman arrested in connection with Chipley Walmart theft
• Bethlehem High School holds athletic banquet
• New Orange Baptist Jamboree May 19
• Glidewell seeks House District 5 seat
• Two arrested in connection with copper theft
• Fountain, Ebro post offices to remain open
• Police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Two dead in Holmes County wreck
• HCSO Lt. Raley presented the Mellie McDaniel Award
• Wausau Council approves final contract
• 12th person sought in Fla. domestic terrorism case
• DOC Report on Jackson Correctional Facility
• UPDATE: Mayor denies falsifying DOC records
• Ponce de Leon approves tower lease agreement with Florida Broadband Alliance
• Ethics complaint dismissed against Bonifay Police Chief
• Harmon seeks County Commissioner District 5 seat
• Holmes County Times-Advertiser Correction
• One person confirmed killed in DeFuniak Springs plane crash
• Chipley mayor suspended from DOC for falsifying report
• Bridge in Holmes County closed as FDOT replaces
• Caryville joins WCHD against candy-flavored tobacco
• Caryville approves new garbage truck contract
• Chipley municipal election set for August
• City Council hears harassment complaint
• Motion to move HC 911 to EOC in motion
• Postal Service Food Drive Saturday
• Forestry Arson Alert Association Asks Citizens to "Stomp Out Arson" with Video Contest
• This week's city council meetings
• Spanish Trail Playhouse presents ‘Always, Patsy Cline’
• HCHS production ‘Footloose’ opens Thursday
• Miss Washington County crowned
• Holmes County Chamber honors Volunteer, Business of Year
• Port St. Joe man arrested on drug charges
• Hersman seeks Holmes County clerk of court office
• Local man arrested for lewd and lascivious conduct, victim less than 12
• UPDATE: Fatal accident reported on I-10
• Holmes County Chamber of Commerce Banquet Thursday
• Orange & Bluegrass Festival held
• Chipley bank robbed
• Supreme Court ruling over slot machines seen as positive by Ebro owner
• Orange and Bluegrass Festival Gospel Sing today
• Chipley High School Presents ‘Singing In The Rain’
• Brown announces candidacy for Washington County School Board
• Vernon Council May Have Violated State Law
• HC fights septic tank bill in form of resolution
• Multiple arrested in narcotics investigation
• Historical society to present ‘Journey Stories’
• Possum Festival grant approved by TDC
• City of Bonifay looking to help shed light on Dixie Youth
• Chipley men sentenced to 43 years for murder
• Rural schools to feel PAEC budget cuts
• John Pettis Announces Bid for Office of Sheriff of Washington County
• Commissioners reconsider reducing residential impact fees
• Three Arrested By Washington County Drug Task Force
• $30,000 Missing Person Reward rescinded by family
• HC Chamber welcomes guest speaker Covenant Hospice
• Chipley man arrested on narcotics charges
• State’s senior senator has local roots
• City of Bonifay Breaks Ground on Wastewater System Improvements
• Bring Up Grades Program Presentations at VES
• Arrest made in alleged kidnapping incident
• Hilton Kelly Declares For County Commission District Seat 1
• Motorcross event under way
• 8th Annual Holmes Valley Heritage Day
• Knights of Columbus give $5,000 to West Florida Pregnancy & Family Center
• Kiwanis 57th Annual Pancake Dinner Held
• Hall announces campaign for Washington County Board of Commissioners
• Senator Nelson visits with business, political leaders
• Bonifay man arrested for Possession of Listed Chemicals
• Chipley woman arrested for Lewd and Lascivious Battery
• Caryville Garbage Truck Contract Under Review
• Possible Septic Tank Inspection Scam in Holmes County
• City Council OKs broadband project request
• City Council honors Lotta Davis, Chipley Tigers Basketball Squad
• Bonifay Council approves of Jeremy Worthington Fundraiser
• School Board Hears About Promethean Technology
• Vernon Council discusses lawsuit
• James Guy Announces Candidacy for Washington County Commission District 5 seat
• Miss Chipley Pageant set for today
• Chipley Council to honor athletes
• Moss Announces Candidacy For Clerk of Court
• Haddock Seeks Re-election
• Two arrested for Felony Violation of Probation
• Ambassador, Business of Year Named By Chamber
• UPDATE: State Ethics Commisson finds ‘probable cause’ of violations by Chipley Councilman
• Washington County Chamber of Commerce Banquet Today
• State Ethics Commisson finds ‘probable cause’ of violations by Chipley Councilman
• Final hearing of Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun
• Senator Don Gaetz Meet and Greet at DMH Tomorrow
• Senior signs with L.B. Wallace Community College
• 4-foot gator captured in Bonifay
• School board willing to relinquish ag building to PDL
• Miss Chipley Pageant set for Saturday
• Bonifay Mayor honored with retirement party
• Wausau Pit Bull Terrier Dog Show A Success
• Vernon man arrested for probation violation
• Vernon Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday
• Chipley Easter Egg hunt rescheduled For Wednesday
• Graceville man arrested on moonshine charges
• Bonifay has elected new mayor
• Worship Under the Stars 2012 set for April 28
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Motorcyclist tumbles after beating truck with wrench
• Hurricane officials: No more tape for windows
• VHS Cast Announced for ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes’
• NFCH to host blood drive Friday
• DeltAlert System under review of HC BOCC
• Chipley man arrested for felony possession of marijuana
• Holmes County Health Department Celebrates National Public Health Week
• McCoy gets death penalty
• NFCH holds ground-breaking ceremony
• Museum seeking more space in city hall
• TDC OKs Vernon festival grant request
• Chipley man arrested for distributing crack and marijuana
• I Am Inn Ministries to hold Open House Saturday
• Holmes County BOCC to consider emergency warning system
• Doctors Memorial Hospital to Celebrate Four-Year Anniversary
• ‘All My Sons’ on stage Friday
• Carmel Assembly of God to Host Day of Hope at Veterans Park
• HCSD seeks title to old PDL Ag building
• Virus identified in Reception Center outbreak
• Chipley man arrested for sexual battery on minor
• Chamber honors Ray Dubuque
• Hagan Recognized by BOCC
• Cook seeks re-election as superintendent
• Blessed Trinity Holds Program
• UPDATE: Mississippi diver dies at Vortex Spring
• 'Decades of Music' Starts Thursday at HCSC
• Next Bonifay City Council times and dates changed for Bonifay Elections
• Chipley Council Approves Zoning Request
• Vernon residents elect new mayor
• Holmes County BOCC revisits a few roads
• Vernon Residents To Elect New Mayor
• Naker announces for tax collector
• Commissioners lament lack of public participation
• Commissioners discuss county’s tight finances
• VHS presents Guys & Dolls this weekend
• Suspect pleads to Washington County murder
• Health dept reports 65 inmates sick with flu-like symptoms
• Rains bring water issues to a section of Bonifay
• HCSB addresses PDL Ag rental reque
• Town of PDL pushes to rent out old Ag building to welder
• Holmes County BOCC discusses fixing and repairing roads
• One killed in Washington County wreck
• Holmes Valley Heritage Day Postponed
• Saunders Announces He Will Seek Re-Election for School Board
• GCSC grant will be used to help biology teachers
• Churches mark Lent with Stations of the Cross
• Chipley wins Class 1A state boys basketball title
• Sheriff’s Office Seeking Help Finding Burglar
• Vernon man arrested by county drug task force
• Chipley police arrest two on drug charges following traffic stops
• Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun sentenced to death
• Wausau Water Outage Scheduled For Today
• Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun Murder Trial in Penalty Phase
• Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun Charged Guilty of First Degree Murder and Kidnapping
• Miss Firecracker Pageant Set For Vernon
• Chipley beats West Gadsden, advances to state title game
• Day Five of the Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun Murder Trial: Closing Arguments
• Washington, Holmes County To Aid Riverway South Project
• Vernon Council considers speed bumps
• Bonifay elections scheduled for March
• Update: Passenger in fatal crash idenitifed
• Four arrested in connection with Gulf County auto theft
• DCF investigation leads to meth lab bust
• Missing toddler located in Holmes County
• SCAM ALERT
• Day Three of the Johnny Mack Skeeto Calhoun Murder Trial
• Project Graduation Fundraiser Begins
• McIntyre leads Chipley past Malone
• Four arrested in connection with Gulf County auto theft
• DeFuniak Springs Woman Arrested for Burglary
• Van Strikes Vernon School Bus
• Day two of the Johnny Mack Skeeto Calhoun Murder Trial
• Two arrested in connection with meth, drug lab charges
• Investigators identify victims in fatal wreck
• Graceville Woman Arrested on Methamphetamine Possession Charges
• Tractor Theft
• Ellis To Seek Washington County Sheriff's Office
• Girls Semifinals: PDL holds off Holmes County
• Semifinals: Malone Rallies Past Holmes County
• Ponce de Leon wins inaugural Rural girls basketball title
• Day one of the Johnny Mack Skeeto Calhoun murder trial began Wednesday
• Jury Selection in Search of Two Alternates
• Chipley dominates Paxton
• Chipley woman killed in single car crash
• Playoffs: Chipley to host Paxton
• PDL Tops Holmes County in semifinal
• Area Churches Plan Ash Wednesday Rites
• Jury Selection Underway for the Johnny Mack Sketo Calhoun Trial
• EDA partnering for ‘big project'
• Hudson announces candidacy for Holmes County Clerk of Court
• Lady Devils defeat Malone 70-52 to win State Championship
• Esto prepares for upcoming events
• County commissioners OK Rhythm project
• Pam Shores Cates Announces She Will Seek Re-Election
• Council OKs Taking Bids On Alleyway Project
• Correction
• Middle School Presentation to be broadcasted nationally
• Vernon To Start Billing For Trash Services
• BOCC Considers Rhythm Project Thursday
• Bonifay road improvements delayed until April
• Planning Commissioners recommend Rhythm to BOCC
• Two-Toed Tom Talent Show, Dance Set For Friday
• Rep. Brad Drake Launches 2014 Campaign for the House of Representatives
• Railroad Crossing Prompt Complaints
• Three Juveniles Arrested In connection With Burglaries
• 11 arrested in multistate distribution ring connected to Panhandle
• Chipley Man Plans Run For Congress
• High-speed pursuit leads to arrest on drugs, property damage charges
• Chamber Hosts Logo Contest
• The Long & Winding Road To Rhythm
• Singers visit Samson, Ala., for Sacred Harp convention
• Win or lose, referendum brought out opinions
• Chipley Woman Struck By Car, Dies
• Voters Approve Slots For Ebro
• Rhythm Facts
• Near proposal site, some see promise, others intrusion
• Rhythm backers hope for harmony
• Meeting Information Correction
• Letter from Desk of Sheriff Bobby Haddock
• Voters to decide Ebro slots’ fate
• Annex Closed Due to Savere Weather - Early Voting Closed til Tomorrow
• Governor Scott Proclaims Jan. 22 – 28, 2012 As Hazardous Materials Awareness Week In Florida
• UPDATE: Warnings issued for Bay, Walton, Washington
• Four Arrested on Drug Charges
• Local Couple Arrested on Narcotics and Weapon Charges
• Bonifay Down Home Festival declared Tobacco Free Zone
• Washington and Holmes County Unemployment Down
• Ander Brown Day this Friday
• Authorities Seek Information on ‘Suspicious’ Sunny Hills Wildfires
• HAPPY ARBOR DAY!!!
• Relay For Life is Back!!
• Washington County Public Library will be closed on Jan. 26 and 27
• Heart Awareness Walk and Wear Red Day Events Scheduled
• Great Day of Singing at First United Methodist Church of Chipley
• Next Week is Prescribed Fire Awareness Week
• Compass Lake in the Hills Hosts Jackson County “Firewise” Workshop Tonight
• Spanish Trail Playhouse Announces Cast for All My Sons
• Cold, flu or allergy? Similar symptoms sometime blur lines between ailments
• Websites go black to protest federal proposal
• Local Florida Forest Service Personnel Receives Statewide Recognition
• Unknown Persons Claiming to be DCF Investigators
• Boat Owners are Asked to Help Cost Guard
• UPDATED: Rhythm discussed but no action taken
• Club’s Live Manatee Webcams Debut Today at Florida State Park
• Arbor Day Tree Planting Advice
• Salute to Senior Service
• Bonifay Couple Arrested In Wal-Mart Fraud Case
• Florida Department of Corrections to Close Prisons, Work Camps
• Ebro gambling plan in question
• Judge rejects murder suspect’s request to suppress statement
• WCSO Seeks Public’s Help in Locating Missing 17-year-old Kristen Jones
• Cody Lehner Memorial Service
• Vernon announces Special Called Meeting on Jan. 12
• DeFuniak Springs Bank Robbery Suspects Caught
• UPDATE: Peacock Caught
• Vernon man arrested for possession of Crack
• Waterline and Sewer Replacement Project pushes forward
• Town of Esto welcomes back Madden and Daniels
• Vernon mayor not running for re-election
• Yard Sale negotiations take a turn for the positive
• Search for missing juvenile leads to pot bust
• Bay County man arrested in WC in narcotics investigation
• Wal-Mart Shoplifter Arrested
• Vernon City Council Meeting Agenda Jan. 9
• Robberies may be related, chief says
• Backers: Ebro gambling would create jobs, revenue
• Hazardous Traveling Conditions in Washington County
• Blood Drive shows it pays to give
• Shoplifter caught in pursuit of bank robber
• Stabbing Suspect Turns Himself In
• DeFuniak Springs Bank Robbed
• Local law enforcement walks away from $20,000 wreck
• Florida was weird as only it can be in 2011
• Buck bloodies hotel room
• Chipley Woman's Club Bridal Expo Date Set
• Four arrested in connection with recent burglaries
• Imagination Library Coming to Washington County
• Four arrested for meth in Holmes County
• ‘Everybody remembers' Wade Williams saga
• Local Police Ask For Assistance in Latest Robbery
• Teenager Charged with Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon
• Spanish Trail Playhouse Season 5 Sponsorships on Sale NOW
• Multiple Arrests as Narcotics Investigation is Concluded
• BOCC wishes Deputy Clerk Dianne Glasgow a fond farewell
• Free "Quit Smoking Now" Classes Coming Soon
• UPDATE: Two dead in Washington County incident
• Christmas Tidings and Good Cheer from Governor and First Lady Scott
• Local Women Killed in Accident
• Seatbelt Safety Checkpoints for Holmes County
• Safety Tips for a Safe Holiday
• Controlled burn planned in Chipley
• Registered nurse arrested for prescribing meds to fictitious patient
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Tractor theft solved thanks to tractor tracks
• WCSO: drug dealer sentenced to seven years in prison
• Bonifay announces Employee of the Year
• Park controversy revisits Vernon Council
• Local Knights of Columbus to Sponsor Youth Free-Throw Championship
• Chipley-Area Collection Sites Fill Up with Shoe Box Gifts
• TCCC reveals Medicaid cuts will heavily affect area programs
• Northwest Florida Patriots invite KrisAnne Hall back
• WCSO Explains A Child is Missing (ACIM) Program
• Rural Class 1A: Jefferson County too much for Chipley
• Chair and Vice Chair of HC BOCC remains
• Goodwill announces apartment complex for disabled to be built in Chipley
• Vernon ready for Christmas celebration
• Chipley football team avoids wreck on return trip
• Chipley Police ask for assistance in Wal-Mart fraud case
• Dispute over Wayside Park headed to court
• 2 surviving greyhounds headed for new homes
• See what Christmas and winter events are happening near you!
• Washington County Arrest: Nov. 7 - Nov. 14
• Bid award for Waste Water Treatment Facility announced for Bonifay
• Vernon votes to keep Wayside Park
• American Pit Bull Terrier Club Hosts Dog Show and Competition in Wausau
• City of Bonifay and Bonifay Fire-Rescue announces Annual Christmas Celebration & Parade
• Meth Lab busted in Holmes County
• Cash Reward offered for Holmes County Fugitive
• CHS invites fans to join escort-caravan
• Suspect in Chipley BP Robbery Caught
• Commissioners approve referendum vote to bring slot machines to Ebro Park
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Police Blotter: You can't haz cheezburger
• Report: Woman throws baby during argument
• Man charged with burning cross in driveway
• Evers part of investigation into billboard company tree removal (EMAILS)
• NFRC Recovers from 400 Inmate Flu-like Outbreak
• NFRC Recovers from 400 Inmate Flu-like Outbreak
• UPDATE: Search for missing 21-year-old from Ponce de Leon Over
• Man Arrested for Possession of “Potpourri,” Synthetic Marijuana
• Robber sought for armed robbery at BP Handimart in Chipley
• Washington County Arrest: Oct. 31 - Nov. 7
• Correction
• Two arrested for narcotics
• A Walk for Kaylee
• Upcoming Turkey Shoots!!
• Vernon honors Caryville Work Camp
• Trash pickup for Bonifay changes to Wednesdays
• Man arrested for traveling to meet a minor for sexual activity
• CHS defeats GHS 48-0
• Upcoming Events and Announcements
• Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser owner sells TV stations
• HC Blue Devils dominate Cottondale Hornets 41-6
• 1st Florida Panhandle Senior Olympics Nov. 1
• Local Fall Events!
• Remember Our Real National Debt on Veterans Day
• United Way continues campaigning for community outreach
• 8 Panhandle counties to meet for tourism summit
• Up to $1,000 reward for info on Spring Pond and Crystal Lake thefts
• Vernon fed up with broken utility lines
• Bonifay seeks no charge for changing Bay Avenue to MLK
• Vernon triumphs over Graceville 34-18
• Cow Pasture Jam
• Worship Under the Stars
• Holmes County Fair is here again! Oct. 27-29
• Windows Support Telephone Scam Alert
• Applications for Christmas food and toys for Washington and Holmes on Oct. 24 & 25
• Update: Fugitive suspect caught, 1 dead, 2 others in custody in Wausau
• Holmes County Devils defeat Vernon Yellow Jackets 21 – 6
• New council members sworn in
• Vernon changes Trick-or-Treat to Saturday
• Holmes County Carjacking: Updated
• Reward offered in pharmacy burglary
• Chipley High PowderPuff Games on Friday, October 14th
• Save Sand Hill Lakes Coalition Members Update on County Line Well Field Proposal
• From loco bulls to locals bonding, Bonifay Rodeo has it all
• Chipley plans on banning "Jake Brakes": Pump your brakes and “Smokey’s going get you”
• Caryville Work Camp receives Community Advocate of the Year Award
• We couldn't make this up: Police Blotter "It's not what's for dinner"
• Desperate Search For Missing and Endangered Shanna Peoples
• Celebrating the 31st Annual Graceville Harvest Day Festival
• Economist: Region has seen healthy job growth despite hurricanes, recession, oil spill
• We couldn't make this up: Police Blotter
• Man arrested admitting breaking and entering, grand theft and using meth
• Local Football Breakdown
• Local woman arrested for burglary and theft of $10,000
• Beware of Deer
• Walk a Mile in My Shoes
• Need a ride to your next doctor's appointment?
• Holmes County Public Library says "Thank you" for successful Summer Reading Program
• Community South Student of the Month Program Kicks off at VHS
• Free foster care training available today
• DAR/C.A.R./SAR Celebrate Constitution Day
• WCPL announces Banned Book Week
• State 77 lane closures to begin next week
• Prisoner was slain
• Drug raid results in five arrested for active meth lab
• Marijuana arrests in Bonifay
• WCSB Attorney Contract up for Bid
• Football: win one, lose one
• Sheriff’s Rranch Golf Tournament Saturday
• No. 2 ranked Chipley meets Marianna tonight.
• Chipley to finalize budget Monday
• Lincoln sentenced to 3 life terms plus 70 years
• Friday weather. rain chance lingers one more day
• Thursday weather: 60% rain chance
• Suspect in recent burglaries caught
• Habitual Meth “Cooker” Arrested
• Panama City Woman Arrested for “ICE"
• Washington County Arrests: September 5 – September 12, 2011
• Wednesday weather: rain chance
• Man dies after crash
• Three charged in vehicle burglary
• Monday weather: sunny til afternoon
• Football: Chipley, Holmes win Friday; Vernon falls in overtime
• Weekend is full of special activities with you in mind!
• Picture perfect football weather
• Local arrested for growing crops of pot
• Holmes County High School Happenings
• Abbott takes on budget line item by line item
• FWC Division of Law Enforcement Field Operations for the week of August 26 – September 1, 2011
• Holmes County Marriages and Divorces August 29 – September 2
• Bonifay Business, Modern Tech Squad, Testifies Before Congress on Portable Skills Credentials
• Area football report: wins!
• Weekend weather: still beautiful
• One Arrested on Drug Charges During A Traffic Stop
• Thursday weather: beautiful
• Coalition to Save Sand Hill Lakes Public Hearing
• Local man involved in fatal crash
• Annual cemetery cleaning project and fish fry
• Bugles Across America Remembering 9-11 Ceremony
• Drowsy Driving Prevention Week
• Local Man Arrested for Marijuana Crop and Trespassing
• Spanish Trail Playhouse Announces Cast for "ANNIE"
• High Risk of Rip Currents Expected at Florida Panhandle Beaches Through Labor Day Weekend
• FWC urges boat safety for Labor Day weekend
• WCSO offers up to $1,000 reward for info on lawn mower theft
• Your grandchildren need your help
• Local Blood Drives
• Chipley Kiwanis Club assesses Washington County's needs
• Holmes County Arrest Reports August 14 - 20
• Log truck overturns in Bonifay
• Local man charged with sexual batteries in Seagrove
• Dog Ordinance
• Poplar Head United Methodist Church sets sing
• Two arrested for Bonifay meth lab
• Friday weather: heat index = 105
• Thursday weather: record heat?
• Back to School for Bonifay - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tuesday weather: rain chance
• Two Arrested For Narcotics and Weapons Violations
• Monday weather: rain chance 50%
• Former teacher dies Wednesday at age 36
• 14 arrested and two sought for drug related crimes
• Fugitive arrested on child pornography charges
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Women plan to bare breasts in protest
• Friday Weather: Hot
• Tea Party meets tonight in Bonifay
• Thursday weather: high 94; rain chance
• Man arrested for drugs and concealed firearm
• Holmes County Arrest Report - July 31 - August 6
• KMS and VES student may be eligible for free tutoring
• Spanish Trail Playhouse requests help to build Annie set
• Search continues for Tallahassee boater
• Wednesday weather: sunny
• Tea Party Patriots to meet Aug. 18 in Bonifay
• Traffic stop yields drug arrest
• Kids say good bye to summer
• Tuesday's weather: Sunny
• Monday weather: sunny
• Weekend weather: 90s, rain chance
• Carter sworn in as Washington County Commissioner
• Friday weather: heat index = 105
• Thursday weather: 50% rain chance
• One sentenced to 25 years for drugs
• Wednesday Weather: Sunshine, slight chance of afternoon storm
• Severe weather watch issued for area
• Judge won't dismiss greyhound death charges against Chipley man
• Carter named to Washington County Commission
• Strong thunderstorms still in Holmes
• Severe Thuderstorm warning in Holmes Co.
• Monday's weather: heat index 110, rain chance 50%
• Sunday weather: hot, rain chance
• Possum Festival underway
• Holmes Sheriff seeking break-in suspect
• Friday weather: heat index = 105; rain chance increases
• Washington County lays off 5 employees
• Chipley City Council Ward 2 Election Results Are In!
• We Couldn’t Make This Up: Paraplegic overturns ATV
• Thursday weather: heat advisory continues
• Two arrested for narcotics
• U.S., world financial markets slump
• Wednesday weather: hot
• Washington Commission meets in Ebro
• Tuesday's weather: heat index = 110
• Monday's weather: heat index 105, rain chance
• Weekend weather: Heat index may reach 110
• Holmes, Washington set millage rates
• Friday weather: heat index = 105; Don Texas-bound
• Chipley Ward 2 election Tuesday
• Thursday weather: rain, Don update
• Law Enforcement Announces New Changes for Synthetic Drugs
• Mold closes Holmes library main branch
• Wednesday weather: rain
• Post office closing in Ebro?
• Start date set for new Vernon City Clerk
• Tuesday weather: rain likely
• West Pittman Baptist Church to host Back to School Mission
• Mosquito-borne Disease Activity Warning in Holmes County
• Monday's weather: increasing clouds, rain chance
• Weather this weekend: sunny, rain chance
• State unemployment dips; local increases felt
• Greg Malloy honored
• Friday Weather: Mostly Sunny
• Vernon City Council Agenda for July 25
• Thursday's weather: increasing rain chance
• WCSO requests help locating missing person
• Update 3: murder-suicide investigation awaits lab reports
• Wednesday Weather: Sunshine, slight chance of afternoon storm
• Crash on Dogwood Lakes Road leaves one in critical condition
• Tuesday's weather: Sunny
• Two arrested for “shake and bake”
• Monday's weather: Sunny
• Dixie All Star tourney initial schedule
• Chipley woman injured in crash
• Armed robbery arrest made
• Friday weather: mid 90s, rain
• Drought over?
• Thursday weather: high 90; 50% rain chance
• Local woman arrested on drug and child abuse
• Down on the farm: Jadofski starts pro career
• UPDATE: marijuana worth $1.5 million destroyed in Holmes County
• Marijuana found in growing in Holmes County; arrests pending
• Washington County Schools buy Swipe system
• Herbert named Vernon Clerk
• Tuesday weather: Rain; heat index 105
• Correction: Mark Fitzgerald
• Two arrested for Holmes meth lab
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Man riding bicycle collides with bear
• Monday weather: 50% rain chance
• Weekend weather: 90s, rain chance
• We couldn't make this up: pancakes
• Vernon Council Meeting Agenda for July 11
• Tabernacle replica coming to First Baptist, Ponce de Leon
• Atlantis takes off
• Atlantis still set to go
• Friday Weather: Hot
• Thursday weather: HOT, rain chance
• HCSO bust two drug dealers and dismantle a local meth lab
• Dryer fire in Bonifay
• Dr. Sasha Minor delivers high-tech dentistry with down-home comfort
• UPDATED: Casey Anthony acquitted of murdering daughter
• Wednesday's weather: mid-90s, rain chance
• Drug Task Force dismantles two active meth labs
• Chipley burn and firework ban
• Vote could bring up to 150 jobs to Chipley
• Monday's weather: High mid-90s, chance of thunderstorms
• Fourth Weather: Rain Chance
• Weekend Weather: Guess what? HOT!
• Rabies alert in Holmes County
• Friday Weather: Hot
• WCSO mourns the passing of Correctional Officer Kevin P. Cook
• Thursday weather: HOT, rain chance
• Whitson's strong showing can't save Gators
• Wednesday weather: Rain; Arlene
• Loud party leads to the arrest of local drug dealers
• Whitson tapped by Gators in CWS
• Tuesday's weather: Rain!?!
• Vernon Council Agenda for Monday, June 27
• Monday's weather: High mid-90s, chance of thunderstorms
• Watermelon Festival Weather: High nid-90s; rain chance
• Chipley Dixie AAA All Stars advance
• City of Chipley Issues Burn Ban
• Thursday weather: cooler with rain
• Red Hill United Methodist Church awarded Top Fund Raising Team
• Safety Tips for Protecting Your Home from Burglary
• Watermelon Festival Event Information
• Floridians Encouraged To Let Their Patriotism Shine this Independence Day With Fireworks, Sparklers and Novelties Safety Tips
• Wednesday weather: Whew! A bit cooler. Rain?
• Finding closure in the closing of the North Florida Youth Development Center
• West tops East in Father's Day baseball
• Tuesday Weather: light fog gives way to sunny skies
• Local drought emergency declared
• Monday's weather: hot, dry
• Weather: Watch for thunderstorms
• Bonifay traffic stop leads to arrests
• Red White and Tuna Performing
• Weather: Get your umbrella?
• June 16th Declared Roger Laney Day
• Weather: HEAT ADVISORY
• Bonifay Lions Recycle for Sight
• Local program helps homeowners keep energy bills low
• FCAT results in
• Weather: High Heat
• Sunny Hills fire 'contained'
• Governor proclaims drought emergency
• Weather: Bakin'
• Chipley 9-10 AAA All Star Scrimmage Games and Fundraiser Tonight
• Vernon Council Agenda for Monday, June 13
• Today's weather: high near 100; chance of storms
• Chipley Mayor Pro Tem not seeking re-election
• Weather: uh, well, HOT!
• Local store robbed at gun-point
• New Bayview church sets homecoming
• Watch out for work on area highways
• Weather: continued hot, slight rain chance
• Weather: as good as it gets?!?
• Lane Restrictions on state road in Holmes, Walton and Washington Counties
• Chipley prison to lose 10 positions
• 'Cool' front, boomers move through
• N. Railroad Ave. one way to extend
• Ambert Alert issued in Alabama
• Holmes GOP registering for straw poll
• Weather: High near 100; 40% chance of rain
• Weather: steam and bake
• Chipley High graduation moved indoors
• Hail, high winds accompany storns
• Weather update: same
• Washington County’s New Public Records Request Policy
• Bonifay woman killed on I-10
• UPDATE: Sunny Hills wildfire grows, under control
• Thursday weather: dry heat
• Fugitive sought for shooting man in face turns himself in
• Director Tommy Smith bids farewell to WHTC
• Correction: Greg Malloy autopsy
• Weather: rain chance evaporates
• Local man arrested for dealing in stolen property
• Better chance of rain?
• Dixie Boys state bound
• Commercial rates rise and the community gym temporarily closes in Vernon
• Gulf Power seeks rate increase
• Dozier to Close
• Area weather
• Chipola wins World Series opener
• Bonifay Council raises sewer rates
• Native pow-wow underway near Chipley
• Officers exonerated in Williams shooting death
• Where's the rain?
• 2 injured in multi-vehicle PCB wreck
• Severely burned man arrives at hospital wearing only his underwear; he's arrested on meth charges
• Fugitive sought for shooting man in face
• Unpopular Scott removes $615 million from budget
• Scott to issue budget vetoes today
• Rain chance swells
• Corrections officer drowns in river
• Vernon City Council Public Hearing Agenda for May 23
• Will Gospel Sing survive?
• Kiwanis All Night Sing in Bonifay Saturday
• Operation Empowerment offers military spouses tips on how to cope
• Deadline nears for new military homestead tax exemption
• Kentucky football became family affair for Kelly cousins
• Local man arrested for burglary and grand theft
• One sentenced to 25-years for Ebro Motel shooting
• WCBOCC reviews agenda for upcoming meeting
• Matt Gothard named new Vernon Fire Chief
• After 40 years, Vortex Springs remains 'a work in progress'
• 'No end in sight': NWF drought to continue this week
• 'I look forward to the day when all these evil killings will stop'
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Florida man gets 15 years in 3-ton pot bust
• Three hurt in I-10 crash
• Sunny Hills tax district fate on hold
• HCBOCC recognizes National EMS Week
• Relay for Life begins today
• Time running out to help us help tornado victims
• What's the local crime rate?
• FCAT writing results released
• Three arrested for drugs
• Legislative Session ends
• Vernon City Council Agenda for May 9
• Update, gallery: bin Laden killing
• Help for tornado victims
• WCBOCC MSBU meeting time changed
• Attorney General Bondi Applauds Florida Legislature for Passage of Bill Banning “Bath Salts”
• Victims still need help
• Holmes County Health Department announces “Girl’s Night Out”
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• Flags at Half-Staff for Florida Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service
• Tornado death toll over 200
• Killer lives ‘by the hammer'
• Missing 17-year-old
• TDC approves of helping advertise upcoming events
• WCBOCC sets their focus on road projects
• Missing Teen
• Washington County Arrest Reports April 18 - April 25
• Holmes County Arrest Reports - April 17 - April 23
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Felony charges for laughing gas men
• Walton County beach weddings safe for now
• Holmes County Arrest Reports - April 11 – April 18
• Crime Stoppers of Walton County, Inc Releases Fugitive List as of April 25
• Vernon approves first reading to reinstate commercial rates
• Bonifay approves to use water and sewer revenue for water and sewer improvements
• 19 arrested in prostitution sting
• One Arrested for Grand Theft
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Man poses as first responder, treats patient
• 'It was a miracle': Orlando toddler falls from 4th-floor balcony, caught by passerby
• Vernon City Council Agenda for April 25
• Vernon man arrested after discovery of illegal narcotics during traffic stop
• Vernon Council looks into re-establishing original utility rates to commercial use
• Hare Scramble draws hundreds to newly opened off-road park
• Unemployment rates drop for counties
• National Poetry Contest offers $1,000
• Soldier from Chipley wins high military award
• Two surviving horses hang on after wreck that killed four others
• We Couldn't Make This Up: False Imprisonment
• Criminal Caper Gone Awry
• MSBU Approved for Dismantle
• Chipley Approves of New Attorney
• WCSB Recognizes FBLA District Winners
• Vernon Plans to Review Utility Rates at Next Workshop
• Vernon City Council Agenda for Monday, April 11, 2011
• Florida 4-H Celebrates National Volunteer Month
• One Arrested on Multiple Charges in Drug Raid
• WestPoint Home, Inc. awarded WC Business of the Year
• Young Man Arrested for Inappropriate Touching of a Minor
• Poplar Springs School Bomb Threat
• Holmes County EMS to host Storm Spotter Training
• Holmes County School District Announces 21st CCLC W.I.N.G.S. Summer Program
• Biker killed in crash
• Steve Joiner voted as new Interim County Manager
• Two Arrests Made in Chipley Thursday Night
• Cottondale murder investigation closed
• Two arrested for burglary and criminal mischief
• Fire Destroys Home of Elderly Couple; Son Burned Saving Them
• Holmes District School’s Fall Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Registration
• Bonifay house fire injures 1 occupant
• Sansom Trial: Crist says he would have vetoed funding
• Ford won't make 2011 Crown Vics, but BCSO will
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Alabama Woman Trashes Beach Burger King
• Inaugural Water Festival is Saturday
• Young Man Arrested for Intent to Distribute Marijuana at VHS
• US Labor Department Reminds Florida Farm Workers of Their Rights
• Two Women Arrested for Burglary and Criminal Mischief
• Florida Division of Emergency Management Conducts A Successful Exercise With Turkey Point Nuclear Power Facility
• Congressman Jeff Miller Recognizes WC Teachers in the House of Representatives
• Holmes County United Clovers 4-H Focuses on becoming SET Leaders
• Pulling for Education’s first March event
• All Night Sing returns to Memorial Field
• Holmes County Arrests March 7 - March 14
• HCHS Band prepares for Spring Concert to add to eventful year
• WHTC Public Safety Division to Host Simunition Training Program
• WCBOCC Workshop Agenda for March 28
• Commissioner Bill Howell Turns in Resignation
• Bonifay Election Results Are In: Brooks and Woodham Sworn In
• Man Arrested for Attempted Homicide
• Man Apprehended for Sexual Battery of a Child Under 12
• Poplar Springs holds first JV Softball Invitational Tournament
• HCHS Drama Department Presents “The Past Five Years”
• Lucky Puppy Dog Rescue and Kennel, Inc. Gets Grant to Vaccinate Dogs for Influenza
• 11-year-old hero: Boy steers car when father passes out while driving
• Alabama Man Cited for Illegally Taking Native American Artifacts
• 2010 Census: Florida grew to 18.8 million residents
• Chasen returns to Marianna for Free Concert
• PBS&J being bought by UK company, but assures the same services
• New Deputy Clerk Approved for Hire in Vernon
• WCSO issues a fraud alert: Beware Nigerian Black Money Washing Scam
• Suspects sought for Grand Theft Auto while occupants slept
• CHS Boy’s Basketball Recognized for Outstanding Season
• Witness to home invasion found dead
• Spanish Trail Playhouse prepared for “Some Enchanted Evening”
• Walton County Man Arrested for Manufacturing Moonshine
• One arrested for multiple drug charges
• Goody’s Proves Change Is Good With Debut Of Popular Fashion Store In Chipley
• Lane Closures on State Road 2
• Dog Walk Around Lake DeFuniak for Fitness and Fun
• BBB advises donors on tsunami relief efforts
• Mani Wins Mayor Election By Narrow Margin
• Head-on Collision on SR 90 Diverts Traffic
• Selection for Chipley City Attorney cut down to three
• Chipley’s lampposts get a makeover
• Information Sought in DeFuniak Springs Park Arson Investigation
• Wausau Regular Town Meeting Agenda for March 10
• UPDATE: Shooting in Bonifay – Botched Home Invasion Leaves 2 Dead
• Walton County Man Wanted for Manufacturing Moonshine
• Representative Dwight Bullard Files Legislation To End Misuse Of The FCAT
• One Arrested for Possession and Intent to Distribute Cocaine and Marijuana
• Man arrested for 4-wheeler theft
• What Can Be Done About Child Abuse Fatalities in Florida?
• 2 die from bonfire injuries
• Financial Peace University comes to Sunny Hills
• Traffic Stop Leads to Narcotics Arrest
• One caught stealing $1,500 worth of metal
• Man arrested after brandishing AK 47
• National "Top 10" Jazz Festival Returns to Pier Park In Panama City Beach
• BBB warns of return of “Annual Minutes Requirement” scam targeting local businesses
• Bonifay approves of police chief and term limits ordinance for upcoming ballot
• Marianna man tased after attacking, biting aunt
• Florida lawmakers poised to privatize Medicaid statewide
• 4 Injured in Gas Can Explosion
• Man punches puppy for eating his ravioli, chokes girlfriend for trying to stop him
• Two Charged with Possession of Methamphetamine
• 80-year-old suffers serious injuries after ran over while saving dog
• $10,000 Reward Offered for Info Leading to Missing Diver
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Obscene Church Calls
• FWC considers extending alligator hunting hours
• Many FWC-managed lands get new dates for 2011-12 hunting season
• WC BOCC gives update on current roadwork projects
• Holmes County takes sub-regional over Freeport, 79-59
• Chipola’s Literature/Language Winners
• Donations Requested for Washington County Cancer Crusaders Yard Sale
• Police release new details in Williamses' deaths
• SBA Announces Grants Available for State Trade, Export Promotion
• Holmes County School District Agenda for March 1, 2011
• Chipley Kiwanis celebrates 70-year anniversary
• Statement from Governor Rick Scott on the arrest of a shooting suspect
• Domestic Violence Suspect Arrested in Alabama
• Region 1-3A: Chipley's perfect season grinds to halt
• DeFuniak Springs hospital to be sold
• Holmes County storms back to beat Cottondale
• Honky Tonk changes hands
• WC BOCC holds workshop in preparation for Thursday’s meeting
• Maryland Man Arrested for Battery of a Law Enforcement Officer
• Statement from Governor Rick Scott Regarding Shooting
• Heart rates pumping at rigorous Florida National Guard course
• Gas price update
• Scientist finds Gulf bottom still oily, dead
• Calhoun indicted in Brown murder
• Report: Scott will not close state parks
• Bondi Calls for Changes to Flawed Oil Spill Claims
• 7 indicted in fraudulent marriage scheme
• New fire truck dedicated in Pine Log
• DTF announces drug bust
• Washington County BOCC agenda
• Report: 10 Worst States for CO2 Pollution include Florida
• Fraud suspects sought by JCSO
• Gov. Scott's weekly radio address
• Holmes County Board of County Commissioners Holds Open House for New Volunteer Fire Department
• Fed may reconsider plan to limit debit card fees
• Special meeting tonight in Wausau
• Reward increased in Crestview bear shooting
• Nelson responds to governor's rejection of rail funding
• Scott Rejects Federal High Speed Rail
• Georgia Man Arrested in Walton County for Larceny
• Washington County Drug Task Force makes trafficking Hydrocodone arrest
• WC BOCC announces Workshop and Regular Session
• Vernon approves of utility rate increase
• WCSB recognizes District Spelling Bee Winners
• Scott opposes prescription drug tracking law
• 'It is the exact opposite of what we have been told'
• Bonifay Council seeks new votes on police chief, term limits
• Calhoun’s arraignment set for March 9
• Gas price update
• FDOT to hold Public Information Meeting on Bush Road over Wrights Creek
• Washington County Senior Citizens Expo Coming Soon
• Vernon Public Hearing/Council Meeting Agenda
• Routine Bridge Inspection on State Road 2 over Choctawhatchee River
• Issuance authority changing in Walton County
• STUDY; Massive flux of gas, liquid oil at BP well blowout
• Floridians Frustrated, Growing Even More Pessimistic in New Leadership Florida Poll
• State Attorney's Office drops charges, accepts prosecutor's resignation
• Past fights with Finch hang over current airport board
• Holmes County captures District 2-2A title
• Tea Party meets in Westville
• Greyhound abuse defendant ready for plea bargain
• Rubio comments on Mubarak resignation
• Region 1-2A girls: PDL beats Holmes County
• Washington County Farm Bureau discontinues 'Old Fashion Day' theme
• Seeking Freedom All-Star Classic player nominations
• Beach wedding industry in jeopardy: 'Everybody is going to feel this'
• Regional leaders provide 167/79 highway update
• New editorials online
• Vernon Middle School announces their upcoming Annual Black History Program
• Holmes County Health Department Offers a New Service to the Community
• Washington County Sheriff's Office announces joining Facebook
• Joint investigation leads to sexual battery charges
• House fire on Main Street, traffic redirected, assistance needed
• Chipley passes resolution towards naming Ben G. Watts Highway
• Honor Rolls online under Schools
• Holmes County’s decision will save $750,000 per year
• Lane restrictions set for State Road 77 at State Park Road
• One sought, one caught by BPD
• Forrest Avenue in Chipley closed Tuesday
• We couldn't make this up....
• Burn victims still in critical condition
• Scott announces budget proposals
• Gas price update
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Plans set for a hero's farewell for Malloy
• Community joins education campaign about heart disease in women
• Watts to be honored with highway dedication
• Photo galleries online
• Seven counties meet to plan oil spill recovery
• Warrant issued for Williams hours before his parents' bodies found
• Bonifay Pageant Committee Announces Miss Bonifay Pageant
• One arrested for battery on LEO
• Gov. Rick Scott's weekly radio address
• Three arrested for door-to-door solicitation
• Flags at half-staff to honor Malloy
• Florida Highway 79 Improvement Update meeting Feb. 10
• Investigation still underway in Williams murders
• Barfield will take WC county works director’s position
• UPDATE: Corrections officer died while setting an example
• Alaqua Animal Refuge and State Attorney Eddins join forces to prevent animal abuse crimes
• CRA grades 19 applications, prepares to add two more members
• Bridal Extravaganza 2011 this Sunday
• At least 100 new jobs headed to Chipley WestPoint Home plant
• Three Arrested on Illegal Gambling Charges
• Traffic Shift on State Road 79 north of the SR79/SR20 Intersection
• Boil water still in effect in Vernon
• Statements Regarding Shooting in Holmes County
• Bondi unveils new strategies to fight pill mill problems
• Statement from the Malloy Family
• HC correctional officer and murder suspect dead after gunfight
• Seen in downtown Chipley...
• Jack has a busy day
• Two killed in Holmes County wreck
• Homecoming and Sweetheart coverage under Photo Galleries
• UPDATE: Cottondale Murder Suspect Possibly Shot in Holmes County
• U.S. District Court Judge Finds the Federal Health Care Law Unconstitutional
• Scott says budget proposals will save $2.8 billion over two years by modernizing Retirement System
• Attempted copper wiring burglary goes afoul
• Truck load o'guns leads to arrest
• We couldn't make this up...
• Cottondale man charged with battering pregnant girlfriend
• Flsenate.gov gives Floridians greater transparency into the workings of their government
• Gas price update
• Several brush fires reported Saturday
• New off-road park open in Washington County
• HCHS Sweetheart Night
• Freedom All-Star Classic is set for April 16
• UPDATE: Hunt for Williams appears to be moving into Alabama
• Kountry Raisin’ For a Cure to be held Saturday
• New Public Works director for Washington County still up for debate
• Florida DEP Proposes 53 Park Closures as part of budget exercise
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested in connection to Hawkins murder
• Complete transcript of State of the Union address, responses
• Police investigating apparent double homicide in Cottondale
• Miss Ponce deLeon crowned
• Vernon in process of investigating unwarranted billings
• WC BOCC Agenda for Regularly Scheduled meeting Jan. 27
• Winn Dixie Pharmacy Robber Sentenced In Federal Court
• Kiwanis Learns About Technology Changes for West Florida Electric Cooperative
• Senator Marco Rubio On The President’s State Of The Union Address
• Florida Democratic Party Chairman Rod Smith's Statement on the State of the Union Address
• A State Of The Union Response From Florida Governor Rick Scott
• Gas price update
• UPDATE FROM FHSSA: Dozier eligible to play for Chipley
• Arbor Day celebrated in Holmes County
• Sweetheart night Friday at HCHS
• Rip current warning issued
• BOCC receives results of MSBU survey
• Ag Center under siege from ‘raves’ and building settling
• Think you're funny?
• WC TDC reviews upcoming events
• Two more Florida officers killed
• Vernon City Council Public and Regular Meeting Canceled and Rescheduled
• Governor authorizes flying flags at half-staff
• CFO and State Fire Marshal Jeff Atwater Announces New Training Partnership for Volunteer Firefighters
• AmVets honor Tyre
• Aycock and Stevenson recognized at Firefighters' Ball
• Wausau Garden Club celebrates Arbor Day at EOC
• Chipley Garden Club honors Marilyn Maria Smith
• Cost to date of Pitts’ dismissal is measured
• 5 charged with use of stolen Social Security numbers
• One 'sniffed out' and arrested on marijuana charges
• Holmes County suspect arrested on federal drug, firearms charges
• Slight drop in local unemployment rates
• New Gritney Firehouse moving along
• Rogers relieved as coach, athletic director in Vernon
• Police: ‘Bath salts' blamed for machete attack
• One arrested on multiple drug charges
• House GOP group lists $2.5 trillion in spending cuts over 10 years
• BOCC approves loan toward pipe-plant project
• Motorcyclist injured in Walton County wreck
• Early morning raid leads to meth charges
• More Signs for the Times
• Simmons resigns as HCHS football coach - UPDATE
• Drake comments on Scott allowing SB 2A Public Health to become law
• No injuries in DeFuniak Springs school bus crash
• REPORT: Brave federal judge apparently killed saving another
• Special meeting in Wausau
• Tea party leaders respond to Arizona tragedy
• Lynn Haven man faces charges after high-speed chase
• Florida attorney general files motion to add six new states to lawsuit challenging federal health care law
• Drainage Work on SR 20 in Ebro
• Deputy stops suicide attempt
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• Haddock testifies about synthetic marijuana
• Special meeting of WC BOCC Thursday
• Child burned at bonfire in critical condition
• Gas price update
• Life of Martin Luther king, Jr., celebrated in Chipley
• Local lawmakers dine with governor
• ‘Miracle of Mia Brown’ celebrated by friends, family
• JC teen killed in wreck
• Gulf Power: Be prepared for higher electricity bills due to extremely cold weather
• Scott joins other governors opposing health-care mandates
• Miller comments on tragedy in Arizona
• Haddock speaks to legislature about synthetic marijuana
• One arrested on meth charges
• Spelling bee winners
• Lajuana Malloy announced as WC Teacher of the Year
• Bonifay ordinance a reaction to 1995 issue
• Undefeated Chipley Tigers ready to go the distance
• Pitts files suit against Washington County BOCC
• Wausau swears in council members, gets reports on city projects
• Three arrested in Jackson County
• Holmes County Family of Three Assisted By Red Cross
• Calhoun gets $1 million bond and charged with murder
• Analyst: $4 gas possible this spring
• Washington County Cancer Crusaders’ Valentine’s Day Raffle
• Chipley Kiwanis Plans Club Assessment
• Holmes County finalizes DEP contract
• Poplar Springs High School's upcoming Homecoming
• Wikileaks illegal say most Americans in new poll
• Burglary suspects arrested in Jackson County
• Chipley hears about sewer improvements
• Will ‘sexy dancers’ come to the Honky Tonk?
• Vehicle checks planned
• Vernon approves of first reading to readjust utility rates
• WCSB introduces teacher, support service nominees
• Temporary Lane Closures on I-10 at mile marker 136
• Panther-death numbers little changed in 2010
• Florida Chamber pleased with new governor
• One home invasion suspect identified
• New Ponce de Leon mayor sworn in
• Economy adds 103K jobs in December, unemployment rate falls to 9.4 pct. as fewer seek work
• We couldn't make this up....
• Wreck knocks out power in Bonifay - update
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Noted civic leader John E. Carter passes away
• Progress on SR 79 Holmes Creek Bridge Project
• CRA extends Special Grant deadline
• Esto swears in new city council members
• Former Commissioner Finch, son, get six months in federal prison
• Drainage Work on SR 20 in Ebro
• Boil water notice in Chipley
• Police: Increase in number of phone scams
• No charges coming in Walton greyhounds case
• 8-year-old seriously injured in Sunday crash home; driver in critical
• Bridenback recognized as ‘tireless advocate’ for courts, public
• Washington Sheriff’s Office, deputy sued over Taser
• Jackson Hospital’s New Year’s Baby
• CRA Special Grant deadline extended
• Three Suspects sought in Walton County
• King's Outdoors holds Grand Opening
• Suspect wanted for Grand Theft
• “CHANGE” A LIFE
• One seriously injured in wreck
• Work on State 79 rescheduled due to inclement weather
• Bondi sworn in as attorney general
• Fundraiser for local auditioning for America's Got Talent
• Washington, Holmes get Race to the Top funding
• Scott signs executive orders
• Inaugural Speech Excerpts as Prepared for Delivery by Governor Rick Scott
• Leaders remark on Rick Scott’s swearing-in as Governor of Florida
• Holmes County arrests
• Washington County Arrests
• Florida Senate schedules immigration meeting
• Red Cross Assists Victims of Early Morning Carryville Fire
• Child-porn charges announced
• New Years Eve drug bust
• Terrain-Sensing Technology Already Used in Robots, SUVs Being Adapted to Wheelchairs
• Warrant issued in sexual battery case
• Gas price update
• 'Party time' leads to arrests
• Chipley, Marianna sweep Holiday Express Shootout games
• Scott pledges to streamline state government
• Looking back at 2010: 37 greyhounds found dead
• Looking back at 2010: 2010 election gives Fla. many new faces in office
• AccuWeather: A Foggy New Year
• Evidence being processed in two investigations
• Looking back at 2010: Guilty verdict, but few answers in Baby Shannon trial
• DTF makes holiday drug bust
• Statewide Grand Jury Makes Anti-Corruption Recommendations in First
• Accident causes power outage in Chipley
• Drainage Work on State Road 2 in Holmes County
• We Couldn't Make This Up: "I'm part Cherokee Indian and we don't consider marijuana a drug"
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Heroin: "It's for my ailing grandmother"
• EDITORIAL: Addiction to bureaucracy
• Gov.-elect Scott stopping in Panama City on pre-inauguration tour
• Holiday Express Shootout underway in Chipley
• Road report: Intermittent Lane Closure on State Road 79 at Holmes Creek Bridge
• Hess: Further action on Calhoun awaits evidence
• Travel heavy out of Beaches International
• Wanted fugitives
• Gas price update
• Holmes County Arrest Reports
• Freezing temperatures expected through Wednesday
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit greenhouse gases
• Two suspected terrorist groups arrested in Europe
• We couldn't make this up....
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Storms hit southeast
• Hundreds celebrate Mia Brown’s life
• Emergency call for blood
• JCSO announces arrest
• White Christmas for Part of Dixie
• Multi-agency investigation nets two suspects
• One arrested on crack cocaine charges
• County defends plan for wells
• ‘Sweet Deception’ candy-flavored tobacco products attracting teens
• HCSO: Murder charges expected soon against Calhoun
• Senate ratifies nuke pact, delivering win to Obama
• Celebration service for Mia Brown Wednesday evening
• Calhoun charged with tampering with evidence
• Fraud alert from WCSO
• Bill Mongovern dies
• Mother remembers Mia Brown as ‘sweet to everyone’
• Fla. picks up 2 House seats in new Census
• One arrested by Bonifay police
• Info sought on Walton County burglaries
• Brilliant suspect of the day
• McKeithen Announces Arrest of 21 Illegal Aliens by Warrants Division and 287g Unit
• One killed in State 77 wreck - driver identified
• Red Cross Volunteers Respond To Fires in Graceville and Panama City
• UPDATE - One arrested for murder in Walton County
• Crist signs executive order extending unemployment benefits
• One lane of I-10 closed due to truck fire
• Info sought in missing persons in Holmes County
• Chipley third graders help the dogs at Ben’s Place enjoy the holiday season
• Pitts’ contract terminated, Hagan appointed interim county manager
• Flags at half-staff Sunday to honor fallen soldier
• Are you missing a mule?
• Lane closure on State Road 2
• Mike Jones talks about Tuesday's shooting
• Bradenton man caught burglarizing car, carrying mobile meth lab
• Pensacola men arrested for drugs in Jackson County
• Gator Brigade leaves desert, New Hampshire National Guard Fires Brigade takes over
• Man sentenced in computer scheme
• UPDATED: Gunman threatens School Board, kills himself
• RMS Announces "Staff of the Year"
• Santa Visits Head Start during Kiwanis
• Market Assistance Loans Available
• AMIkids West Florida visits local nursing home and more
• Increased fatalities prompt FWC to reach out to boaters
• Floridians can quit today for a healthy 2011
• Give Yourself A Last Minute Christmas Gift That Helps Others Too
• No new information released yet on Hawkins case
• DEP ranked number one as Holmes County Comp Plan service provider
• Chipley gives the ‘ok’ for closing roads for parades
• Eyewitness report of shooting from News Herald reporter Daniel Carson
• Incumbents sweep to victory in Wausau elections
• Two arrested by WC DTF
• School bus crash in Chipley
• Galloway discusses school grades, steps to be taken
• City of Bonifay cracks down on fake pot, takes no action on Honky Tonk hours
• Vernon Council gives Christmas bonuses, holds first reading of ordinances
• WC school board looks at school grades, graduation requirements
• UPDATE: Wildfire under control
• Haridopolos statement on health care ruling in federal court
• Holiday photo galleries online
• Washington County officials seek allies in dispute over wells
• Champions crowned at Holmes County Christmas Tournament
• House destroyed in Jackson County fire
• Congressman Miller made Veterans' Affairs Committee chairman
• ‘Robodeer' confounds illegal hunters
• New photo galleries online
• Two charged with copper theft
• Vernon City Council agenda
• New horticulturist recommended to BOCC
• Bridges open
• Investigation continues in case of skeletal greyhound remains
• Report: Intoxicated dad uses son to bypass breathalyzer
• First round of the Holmes County tournament at Holmes County High School in Bonifay
• WC School District update on school grades
• BOCC get update on pipe plant project
• BOCC sets up agenda for Dec. 16 meeting
• Police charge Alabama minister with abusing Holmes County boy
• Last person identified in fatal I-10 wreck
• High school grades announced - update
• Miller named chair of House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
• Bonifay Middle School 'walks out' diabetes
• Military honors Pearl Harbor survivors on 69th anniversary of attack
• Suspect in cutody, teenager safe
• Drake receives committee assignments
• Former greyhound trainer arraigned, pre-trial hearing set
• National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 2010
• Christmas season underway
• Update on WC bridge repairs
• WCSO deputies answer bolo, arrest suspect
• 2011 Basketball signups
• Bay coach Hamilton dies
• Obama's oil announcement met with mixed reactions
• Gas prices climbing
• State: Fine, ban Ebro dog trainer
• Chipley family recovering after destructive fire
• Job growth weak for Nov. in setback for economy
• NTSB releases first report on fatal plane crash
• Jackson County police roundup
• NWFWMD announces strategic plan
• Hamilton has surgery
• High school grades to be released Tuesday morning
• Senate leaders introduce health care freedom act
• Details emerge in Sansom's hiring
• Devastating Semi Collision Closes Interstate 10: UPDATE
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Murder Suspect Mistakenly Released
• Mexican national sentenced to more than 5 years in federal prison for illegally re-entering the United States
• 'Fake pot' to be banned: 'That's just the man'
• Evers Files Repeal of Septic Tank Inspection Program
• Floridians Encouraged to Prepare for Freeze
• DOE announces class-size reduction deadlines
• Vernon Christmas Parade Announces New Route
• Wausau Town Council Meeting Agenda for Dec. 9
• Spanish Trail Playhouse presents “A Chipley Country Christmas”
• FHP investigating fatal wrecks, I-10 closed in Walton County
• AP-CNBC Poll: Cut services to balance the budget
• Sansom lands job, seeks trial delay
• Former Chipley coach suffers apparent stroke
• Documents reveal new details in Jackson County slaying
• Local coaches, ADs comment on tentative rural classification districts
• Vernon receives energy-saving grant for $250,000
• Multiple injuries in I-10 wreck - update
• Jackson County community mourns slaying victim
• Second person dies from injuries sustained in Friday's crash on 331
• State gas prices drop
• Upcoming Christmas Events for Washington and Holmes County
• Jackson SO arrests two in Greenwood slaying
• DEA Moves to Emergency Control Synthetic Marijuana
• Meth, child abuse suspect set for trial
• Contractor charged after multiple Lowe's thefts
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Elderly Man Hits Deputy With Cane
• Hwy. 331 reopened after fatal morning crash
• Rescued greyhounds from Ebro on the mend
• Two now charged in DFS
• Finch files suit against Airport Authority, engineers
• Police: Four men caught selling stolen church items
• Professor believes most spilled oil settled on ocean floor
• Burglary, grand theft suspects arrested
• From extremely wet spring to driest summer recorded, local growers endure
• Bonifay Mayor Sims proclaims November National Homecare Month
• Sexual predator get life in prison
• Britt Nicole comes to Bonifay
• Three bodies found after plane crashes in Choctawhatchee Bay
• BCSO arrests 14 illegals
• Two arrests announced
• Westville Man Attempts To Flee From Deputy
• Graceville Man Arrested For Armed Burglary
• Watch the weather while traveling this week
• Unemployment rates for October
• Nestlé Waters contributes $8,000 to Williford Springs restoration
• BBB® warns: Readers Digest sweepstake scam returns
• Florida tourism increased in 3rd quarter
• AAA: Thanksgiving traffic is up 11% from last year
• Walton credit union employee charged with theft
• Apalachicola National Forest Prescribed Burning Today
• CHS donates $1,581 to NFCH Breast Cancer Prevention Program
• Click it or Ticket underway in Bonifay
• Former First Baptist pastor passes away
• Holmes County Court Docket
• Washington County Arrest Reports
• A Special Place: Land in Sand Hills region gets new Audubon designation
• White pleads no contest, gets two consecutive 30-year terms
• Septic Tank Mandate Stopped, State Rule-making Curtailed
• One charged with multiple drug crimes in meth lab fire - update
• Juveniles arrested in Jackson County
• Washington County Farm City dinner
• Four Holmes Countians arrested in Walton on drug charges
• Fowler to appear at Outdoor Expo
• 'You are going to feel this in your pocketbook'
• Mother sentenced for meth lab explosion that injured child
• Full-body scanners coming to new airport
• Motley new HC BOE chair
• Community Thanksgiving Celebration with 100 Free Turkeys to the first 100 Families
• Stewart, Colbert may visit Emerald Coast on Deepwater Horizon anniversary
• Thanksgiving Travelers Face Snow and Colder Weather Later Next Week
• NFCH hosts the Great American Smokeout tomorrow
• Jackson County Library Winter Art Exhibit Features new Artists and Writers
• Walton County seeks help finding info on suspicious car fire
• Local Horse Earns Bronze At World Championship Show
• WC BOCC reorganizes, reschedules and swears in commissioners
• Saunders new WC school board chairman
• Former Holmes County star signs scholarship papers
• One arrested for trying to wreck another car
• Don Hersman Sr. ALS run held
• Bethlehem student runner-up in national poetry contest
• Smokey visits KMS and gives a prize
• Baker gets 25 years in baby Shannon case
• American Education Week Proclamation signed
• New photo galleries online - New: Turkey art
• Orange Hill donates to control one of county’s biggest menaces
• Report: Deputy Tases man who knifed two PCPD officers
• Northwest Florida Community Hospital Earns ‘Hospital of Choice’ Award
• Former Vernon deputy clerk Baxley indicted
• Gulf Power to lower residential electricity bills
• Walton County Sheriff’s Office Santa Patrol is Accepting Donations
• St. Augustine-based Soldiers to deploy to Iraq
• HCHS JROTC competes against VHS and CHS JROTC Programs
• Sloan pushes for Chipley skate park
• Miss Northwest Florida to be held
• Florida State Parks Honor Veterans with Free Park Entrance
• Bonifay Council approves fire department Christmas donation
• Several recognized at School Board meeting
• Vernon Council learns FDOT wants their money sooner
• Howell honored for accomplishments at WHTC
• Holmes CI on the scene to help catch suspects
• Turners cope with loss of home to fire
• 'Shake and bake' meth lab busted
• New airport recording record traffic
• Trainer tried to conceal smell, track official says
• Chipley Council reviews agenda at workshop
• Gas price update
• Dozens demonstrate at Ebro
• WCSO sends press release on Ebro
• Necropsies: Greyhounds died of starvation, dehydration
• CPD announces drug-related arrests
• Gaetz to try to repeal septic tank law that he voted for
• South Walton High football coach charged with child abuse
• WestPoint Home plant will stay open - update
• Ironman Triathlon delays Traffic on Bay County Routes
• Former Washington County Commissioner signs plea agreement in gun case
• Septic tank legislation to be addressed during special session
• BBB® warns consumers: protect your debit and credit cards from skimming
• Car fire on corner of South Blvd. and Brown Street
• BCF Breaks Ground at the Tri-County Airport
• One Arrested for Dealing in Stolen Property
• Update: One Killed in Walton County Traffic Crash
• Sexual Offender Arrested in DeFuniak Springs
• One Killed in Walton County Traffic Crash
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Man Flees Naked from DUI Wreck, Kicked, Spat on Deputy
• Scott elected governor
• Greyhound trainer’s license suspended
• Evers easily wins election to state senate
• Amendment 4 crushed statewide
• Incumbent commissioners win in Holmes County
• Washington County Election Results
• “Hell’s Kitchen” Is Now Casting The Best Chefs In America
• Ironman Triathlon returns to Bay County
• Repeat Offender Gang Unit Activity Report
• PDL man charged with 37 counts of animal cruelty - Update
• Blood drive in Marianna for wounded Pensacola officer
• Wausau Council meeting cancelled
• Deputy recovering: 'Today, it's a little better'
• Vortex Springs owner pleads no contest to assault charges
• Mercer pleads no contest to providing false information
• Three deputies shot, wounded, one critical
• Man threatens to cut off son's arms; wife flees topless
• Scott gives pep rally in PCB
• Crist in Panama City: ‘It's a mission'
• Fence going up around Mongoven building to protect public
• Early voting ends Saturday at 4 p.m.
• Children’s Miracle Network comes to Wal-Mart
• New Holmes County SA staffing announced by Hess
• Holmes County Fair is underway!
• Early voting continues through Saturday
• New Washington County SA staffing announced by Hess
• Wheel of Justice and Crimestoppers assistance results in the arrest of Welch
• State Road 79 Construction Update north of Environmental Road to Strickland Road
• Arrest of Benjamin Logue for Tampering with a Witness and Kidnapping
• Walton County Sheriff’s Office Encourages Halloween Safety
• Washington County Arrest Report Oct. 18 – 25
• Chipley High School Band racked up yet another set of Superior ratings
• Ponce de Leon announces Veteran's Day Program
• Graceville Library event to spotlight local author
• Holmes County seeks help finding fugitives
• Kiwanis Reports “the nuts have arrived with fruit to follow”
• State Troopers Launch Halloween Crackdown On Drunk Driving
• Callaway mother needs help with medical expenses
• Kiwanis Learns About Teenage Boys…A Troubled Past to a Bright Future
• Tech Fest used to boost technology awareness
• Bonifay sewer project officially completed
• Vernon Halloween Dance Oct. 30
• Washington County Campaign Contributions Report
• Vernon City Council does not raise sewer and water rates
• Two dead in murder-suicide
• Redistricting amendments: Massive confusion or even playing field?
• Friday Night Football action!
• Condo sales up, home sales down in September
• Treatment centers give addicts another chance
• Developer accused in murder plot against Destin man
• We couldn't make this up....
• Washington County unemployment stays at 11.4 percent
• Children with sparklers started Hilton Sandestin fire, investigator says
• Rep. Evers’ statement on Liberty Counsel uncovering troubling facts in ACLU litigation
• Tropical storm update
• Traffic Shift on State Road 79
• SEPTIC: 'Legislation is flushing us all down the same bowl'
• AT&T Contributes $9,000 to United Way of Northwest Florida
• Cook urges support for keeping 0.25 mills
• CRA approves special improvements grant applications
• Chipley seeking Planning & Zoning Commission member
• Taking the boo out of Peek-A-Boo path
• Early voting underway
• County Commission bids Holman farewell
• Tropical depression could become tropical storm
• Lt. governor candidate visits Chipley
• We couldn't make this up...man says he was forced to smoke crack
• Child porn found, but charges unlikely
• Holmes County Campaign Contributions Report
• Washington County Arrest Report
• Vernon High School Homecoming Coverage
• Holmes County Arrest Reports
• T.D. No. 19 becomes Tropical Storm Richard
• Alabama Man Arrested by ROGUE
• RMS's "Cool" Rewards for Good Behavior
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Motor Home Mishap
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Literial Land Mine
• Sheriff's Letter to Pharmacies Spurs Statewide Action
• Chipley Kiwanis Club recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• VMS Honors Bus Drivers with Poem
• Red Cross Disaster Action Team Assists Victims of Chipley Mobile Home Fire
• Washington County BOCC meets
• Tropics Update Monday notes for 99L (Caribbean Sea)
• Community rallies around injured PDL student
• Local Prisons Are Still Hiring Certified Officers
• WHTC law enforcement class coming up
• Upcoming EMT class at WHTC
• KMS PTO Annual Chicken and Dressing Dinner and Cake Auction Scheduled
• Freeport handles Northview, takes control of district
• Vernon enjoys 49-6 homecoming win over Sneads
• Blue Devils bounce back with 35-0 win over Bozeman
• Chipley easily beats Maclay on the road, 68-21
• Customer meeting held for Aqua Utilities in Sunny Hills
• Two arrested in WC
• All 11 plead not guilty in Alabama bingo bribery case
• Barron's coaching status for Jay game is uncertain
• Family finds driver dead in woods hours after wreck
• School bus wreck in Holmes County, no children injured
• Night Work on Main Street Begins in Chipley
• Spanish Trail Playhouse Cancels Tuesday Night Performance of Nunsense Jamboree
• Information meeting held on Bay County water-well proposal
• Bonifay declares Oct. 30 “Weatherization Day”
• Halloween Holiday Event Update
• Lions Club returns to Bonifay
• One arrested after shooting
• Political letters to the editor policy announced
• Traffic closed on State 79 Friday afternoon
• Farm Bureau honors Peaden, Cretul with 2010 “Legislator of the Year” award
• WCST Pulling For Education 2010 Results
• United Way campaign underway
• Stone crab season opens Oct. 15
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Ashes to Yard Sale
• Public hearings on septic tank rules
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Lost Bag o' Gold
• HCHS Drama Department to present “Pump Boys and Dinettes”
• Hurricane Paula update - making landfall in Florida
• Teacher recognized, equipment donation accepted
• Hurricane Paula update - now Cat 2
• Fromm: ‘Business as usual’ will not suffice
• Gulfarium gator eats boy's turtle
• Seniors brace for Social Security freeze
• Three Chipley council members sworn in
• Family needs help with medical bills
• Adkison provides report on prayer issue recommendation
• Wound Healing Institute® ribbon cutting held Monday at NFCH
• Florida Rural Broadband Alliance Selects Officers
• Tropical weather update
• Paramedic arrested in JC for false calls
• 2010 Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame
• Tropical Storm Paula forms in the western Caribbean Se
• Two motorcyclists injured in wreck
• Wreck in Vernon
• Pulling for Education held Saturday
• Defense fuels Walton to district victory over Chipley
• Northview beats Holmes County for Homecoming win
• Chipley City Council discusses Mongovan building at workshop
• Vernon returns to winning ways over Jay 55-13
• GCCC name change survey going out in November
• Lucky Puppy Dog Rescue event this Saturday
• Voting by mail underway in Holmes County
• Bonifay Lions Club forming
• Former Sheriff Hasty laid to rest
• Legal synthetic pot sold locally
• Florida class size amendment challenge rejected
• NASCAR this week
• NW Fla. will rebound from recession faster than rest of U.S., economist says
• Three charged, one in hospital after probable meth fire
• Chipley swears in Council members Oct. 12
• EMS Director Randall Truett retires after 35 years of service
• BCF Mascot Gets a Name
• Sub-Tropical Depression 17 forms in the southwestern Atlantic
• KMS PTO Annual Chicken and Dressing Dinner and Cake Auction Scheduled
• Ponce de Leon High's FCCLA Fish Fry fundraiser
• Vernon Elementary School Celebrates Literacy Week
• Vernon Elementary School congratulates 4th grade Math teacher
• 1 dead in motor vehicle vs. bicycle crash
• WCHD Adult Vaccine Clinics available in Vernon and Wausau
• Fire departments get FEMA funds
• Neither side backing down on prayer dispute
• Kolomoki Festival Oct. 9
• Casino owners, senators charged in Ala bingo probe
• UPDATE - Baker guilty on all counts
• Freeport hands Vernon its first loss
• South Walton can't rally against Holmes County
• Chipley keeps rolling, beats Cottondale at Homecoming 40-26
• Sheriff admits fault in wrongful cocaine arrest, is 'deeply sorry'
• Boy, 12, tries to save father who died while fishing
• Washington County flu clinic on Tuesday
• Application and Claims deadlines nearing for Small Business Owners affected by the Deepwater BP Oil
• Elder Affairs Recognizes Florida Guardianship Month
• Champ’s Owner Charged with Felony Animal Cruelty
• Prison escapee caught
• Investigation leads to counterfeiting charges, $1 million bail
• Search for girl leads to remains at storage unit
• OPINION: Obamacare is unconstitutional
• Testimony: 'We thought that the child was dead'
• Vernon city attorney: Prayer dispute does not involve city
• Intermittent Lane Closures on County Roads 278 & 279
• Candidates Confirmed to Participate in the “Decision 2010: Before You Vote” Debates for
• Bank employee arrested for grand theft
• Fundraiser for Gillis
• Two arrested and charged with having ‘shake-and-bake’ meth lab
• CHS Band Alumni Invited to Join in the Homecoming Celebration
• CHS Homecoming day schedule
• Reunions announced
• Night of Gospel Music at FBC Bonifay
• Halloween Holiday Event Update
• DeFuniak Springs Police Investigate Suspicious Shooting Incident
• ROGUE Unit Makes Three Overnight Arrests
• Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative to Provide Electric, Water Services to Tyndall Air Force Base
• Fatal Train Wreck in Mossy Head
• Artists Wanted for 6th Annual Sunday Afternoon with the Arts Reception and Exhibit
• Fatal Train Wreck in Mossy Head Update: Victim Identified
• Defuniak Springs Police Participates In Safety Saturday
• Take Stock In Children Solicits New Scholarship Applicants
• Jury seated at Baby Shannon trial; testimony underway
• CHS Homecoming candidates online
• Breast Cancer Awareness month at NFCH
• Holiday events coming up
• Tropical Depression 16 update
• Patriots to hold straw poll Thursday night
• WCSB denies application for a charter school
• Vernon City Hall packed for recreation complaint
• DEM: Monitor progress of tropical system
• Walton deputy found dead
• No more evidence discovered yet at Vortex by underwater camera
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Gas price update
• Man dies at Washington County triathlon - update
• Stephen Carter passes away
• Vernon holds on, beats Holmes County to stay undefeated
• Baby Shannon trial jury selection delayed
• Peaden and Evers ask for delay in septic law
• Crack cocaine arrests
• Charlie Daniels sends open letter to President Obama
• Lane closures announced
• Underwater camera will be used at Vortex Springs Saturday
• Public Information Meeting Concerning Water Wells in Bay County
• Amendments and referendums on 2010 Washington County ballot
• Man and woman found slain off road in Allentown
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Tropical Depression 15 Forms Over Caribbean Sea
• Sew Crazy 4-H Club
• Chipley Farmers Market Now Open
• Florida deer hunters will see benefit as zones, dates change
• Former DEP director visits Chipola
• Parkinson's Support Group meets
• Septic tank meeting set
• Rogue Unit formed by BCSO
• Special called meeting Wednesday in Vernon Canceled
• Update on Tropical Storm Lisa
• Former Walton County Sheriff's Deputy Pleads Not Guilty to Child Neglect
• Woman Slashed, Husband Found Asleep in Blood-splattered Condo
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Cocaine Charade
• Vernon High School Class of ’65 Class Reunion
• Ponce De Leon Resident Critically Injured in Automobile Accident
• Tribute to Judge Perry Wells Sold Out
• Update on Tropical Storm Lisa
• DeFuniak Springs Man Charged with First-degree Murder to Stand Trial Nov. 22
• Decomposition indicated at Vortex by cadaver dogs
• Rodeo coming up Oct. 7-9
• Washington County Outdoor Expo
• Red Cross Responds To And Assists Victims Of Six Fires In 48 Hours - Local Disaster Relief Funds Lo
• Flu shots at WC Health Department
• Bridge repair to begin on I-10 and State 81 in Holmes County
• Senate set to take up repeal of ban on gays in military
• Miss Shehee crowned Miss Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo
• Fire warning in effect until 6 p.m.
• PDL man injured in Holmes County wreck
• Small's big leg leads Vernon to overtime victory
• Chipley shuts out Blountstown
• Senate hopefuls offer 3 distinct choices at debate
• Holmes goes to 2-0 with 49-27 win over Sneads
• New photo albums online
• Sunny Hills political forum cancelled
• New unemployment rates released
• Fatal wreck in Jackson County
• Fla. Senate candidates to meet in first debate
• Audit: Greer, Crist, wives spent party dollars to party
• One killed in shooting on Highway 179
• RMS students study 9/11
• WC BOCC agenda
• Child Support Services for Healthy Start Mothers
• DeFuniak Springs Police assist the Department of Children and Family Services, net significant arres
• Man found dead in DeFuniak Springs, police investigating
• Harcus gets 4 days suspension without pay
• Section of State 277 to be renamed for popular local figure
• WC BOCC approves lower proposed millage rate
• Sports updates
• WCSO received award at Children’s Day Ceremony
• Carnegie Hall Look Out: Some Washington County Folks Are Coming
• Town of Wausau Seeks Attorney
• Chipley PD Announces Several Arrests
• Northwest Florida Blood Services Holds Sept Movie Madness Blood Drives At Centers
• Authorities ID pedestrian, wreck victims
• Kiwanis Club Hold Their Tuesday Lunch with guest speaker Russ Rogers
• Governor Crist Announces “Back to the Beach” Tourism Advertising Campaign
• RMS Tigers Defeat Freeport Bulldogs 14-8 and 20-14
• Basketball: RMS Lady Tigers Defeat GMS Lady Tigers
• BOCC approves lower proposed millage rate
• Alabama Man Charged in Church Burglaries
• Walters pleads no contest, gets probation and will pay restitution
• Cook addresses classroom reduction in second public hearing
• Vernon city council considers forming a Recreation Board
• Holmes County events
• HC School Board passes budget and millage
• A look at the amendments: Amendment 8
• No one injured in Hurricane Creek fire
• Joe Clark dies at 77
• Construction to close a stretch of State Road 77 in Graceville
• 9/11 remembered by Woodmen of the World, Red Hill UMC
• Introduction of contraband charges
• Chipley city council approves first reading of utility rate hike
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Judge dismisses motion by Baker defense
• Register transferring to Bay, Calhoun counties
• One seriously burned in trailer fire
• Man arrested after attack with shovel
• Fly In Nov. 6-7
• Powell powers Vernon past Bozeman in district game
• Holmes County routs Jay
• State football scores from Friday night
• Chipley volleyball tournament
• Rodeo coming up Oct. 7-9
• Pre-trial date set for suspect in Baby Shannon kidnapping
• 5 TDs by Swain lead Chipley to 42-0 win over WeWa
• Pre-trial hearing date set for suspect in double homicide
• Middle school, JV action in Chipley
• Significant arrests announced in Walton County
• Statement by Gov. Charlie Crist Regarding Patriot Day
• 911 remembrance ceremony in Holmes County
• Horse's condition sparks outcry; judges rejected warrants for arrest
• Middle school and JV football action
• Washington, Holmes counties join Pill Take-Back Day
• Bluegrass Gospel Jam
• National Pill Take-Back Event
• Childbirth classes
• Two arrested on bad check charges
• Baby Bash coming up
• Gas price update
• President of Esto Town Council Resigns
• 4-H Provided Another Exciting Summer For Local Youth
• Pet appreciation event in Chipley Saturday
• Chipley agenda considered and utility rates set to rise
• Two hospital board members cleared of ethics charges
• Latest Update on Tropical Storm Gaston and Hermine
• Dr. Christmas Inducted into the 4-H Hall of Fame
• Washington County Arts Council Announces Annual Meeting
• Rum Road at Parrot Creek Bridge Project Begins
• Kiwanis Learns More About Suicide Prevention Week
• Officer charged with attempting to smuggle drugs
• Civil War “Battle of Marianna” Reenactment
• HCHS Drama Department Announces 2010-11 Schedule
• Rodeo Roundup Revival Returns to Bonifay
• Women’s outdoor workshops coming to Tallahassee and West Palm Beach
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Parasail Peril
• Holmes County Pee Wee registration
• WC Chamber annual meeting
• Public hearing on class-size reduction Sept. 13
• Washington County arrest reports
• Honor service planned for 9/11 at Red Hill UMC
• CAP Jackson County meets
• Labor Day wreck seriously injures two
• Tropical Storm Hermine forms, headed to South Texas
• Facebook photos lead to arrest of illegal hunters
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Lizard Hunter
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Cat Attack
• Meth labs busted
• We Couldn't Make This Up: Bar Room Brawl
• Explosive materials found in Bay residence
• Middle School jamboree under photo galleries
• Legacy down
• Fundraising fish fry
• Freeport Drug Arrest
• Counterfeit currency in the community
• Holmes BOCC will reevaluate comp plan proposals
• United Way campaign under way
• WC road supervisor on administrative leave
• Chipley volleyball season underway
• FWC wraps up 3-day meeting in Pensacola Beach
• Bonifay Middle School sports schedules
• HCSB to adopt millage and budget Sept. 7
• More meth busts by Washington County DTF
• 2010 football preview on the newsstand Wednesday
• One South offers a chance to win $500
• Roulhac Middle School sports schedules
• BMS Title I Family Night
• FWC Prohibits Chasing Foxes/Coyotes with Dogs Within Enclosures
• BCF’s “Voice of the Tigers” and “Coach’s Corner” Returns
• FWC Extends Crossbow Season
• FWC Approves New Rules for Conserving Florida’s Threatened Species
• FWC-Managed Areas May Get New Hunting Dates for 2011-12 Season
• Outta’ the Woods, Get your hunt on!
• Kiwanis Club Holds Their Tuesday Lunch; Topic: Broadband
• Governor Crist Proclaims September as Florida Preparedness Month
• FWC urges manatee awareness on Labor Day weekend
• Drake, Holmes BOCC pledge to fight septic regulations
• Foster care informational meeting
• We're now on Facebook!
• Nine arrested, six at large in longterm narcotics investigation
• U.S.O. Fundraiser Luau
• Special services at House of Prayer
• Three charged in BB gun robbery
• French hero laid to rest in Chipley
• Rodeo coming up Oct. 7-9
• Meth lab busted
• Earl becomes a hurricane
• Vernon's Veer attack controls clock, stuns Bay
• Sneads down Graceville 35-18 in kickoff classic
• Suspected meth cooks arrested
• Now online under photo galleries....
• Pit viper bite victim charged with wildlife law violations
• 9-11 Memorial Rodeo slated for September 11 in Chipley
• Wells highway dedication
• Chronic wasting disease not found among Florida’s deer
• Walton players click in victory over Holmes County
• Sea turtle nests to remain on beaches of Northwest Florida, Alabama
• Chipley native named squadron commander
• French war hero to be laid to rest Monday in Chipley
• Theft suspect sought
• Election results for Holmes and Washington counties
• Family mourns loss of diver as crews continue search
• CHS band selling pizzas
• Chipley to host FHSAA Pre-season Volleyball Classic
• Sales of existing condominiums in Florida up 11 percent, sales of existing homes down 14 percent, co
• Kendrick Meeks’ Victory Remarks
• Karen Harrington Prevails In Republican Primary
• Washington County 4-H hosts a summer of fun and educational activities
• UPDATE: Search for van driver's body suspended overnight
• Boyd, Southerland, win primaries
• Mallory tops Reiter for circuit judge
• Alligator in bathtub leads to man's arrest for worthless checks
• Intermittent Lane Closures on SR 79
• Red Cross rrsponds to Esto fire
• Greg Evers Celebrates Primary Election Victory for Senate District 2
• Rubio's Victory Remarks
• Southerland Wins Congressional Primary
• State Wildlife Grants program kicks off for 2011
• Callahan Insurance Agency sold to Sims Insurance Agency
• 'Shake and bake' lab busted in Gritney
• Battery and Robbery Arrest
• “Spanish Trail Playhouse Announces Cast for Sister Amnesia’s Country Western NUNSENSE JA
• Cobb files grievance against Vernon City Council
• UPDATE: Search continues for missing diver
• WC BOCC agenda
• Jackson County mayors endorse Lawson for Congress
• WC DTF strikes again
• Fox News regular lights up Tea Party rally: 'Terrorists are coming in droves'
• Information on WIC program
• Unemployment rates announced
• Rodeo pageant coming up
• Forum held for Holmes County Commission candidates
• New photo galleries online
• Florida Rural Broadband Alliance Receives Federal Stimulus Grant
• Chipley Tigers warm up for the upcoming season
• Chipola College gets $1.1 million grant
• Homecoming at First Assembly of God of Bonifay
• Holmes County political forum August 19
• Job fair for Graceville prison
• Photo Day Canceled for VHS Football
• DFS police work with US Marshals Office
• Holmes County Fair Oct. 26-30
• We couldn't make this up....
• Safety Tips for the New School Year
• Public Information Meeting About Bay County Wells to be Held in Vernon
• Apply for special-opportunity spring turkey hunts Sept. 8 – Oct. 13
• WCSB Pam Cates Elected as Alternate Director for FSBA Board of Directors District 4
• Mayor Oberst will present proclamation to Secret at BP De-Oiling Facility
• Update: Phone Problems in Bonifay Resolved
• Early voting ends Saturday
• GED prep classes
• UPDATE: Whitson chooses Florida over MLB
• 2010 High School Football Schedules
• Washington County Arrest Report
• Holmes County Arrest Reports
• Blue and Gold Day scrimmage Thursday
• Boil water notice in Vernon
• Women accuse Fountain man of rape
• Washington County Farm Bureau meeting
• Multiple drug arrests announced
• BARE Necessities Basic Baby Needs Drive Underway
• Cottondale woman dies in early morning accident
• State Senate seats up for grabs
• Northwest Florida Community Hospital Opens Wound Healing Institute®
• After school tutoring
• Obama: 'The Gulf is open for business'
• School supply lists - elementary schools
• Obama supports 'the right' for ground zero mosque
• Court upholds surgeon's 57-month drug sentence
• Rain or shine, Back2School draws big crowd
• Vernon Athletics Booster Club holds fundraiser
• Report: Man beat wife with garden hose, strangled her
• Man who tried to fake death in East Milton plane crash pleads guilty to fraud
• 4-H kick-off Aug. 16
• TDC meeting
• NASCAR online this week
• 25 Marijuana Plants Seized
• RMS orientation
• Inspirational speaker at First Presbyterian
• Campaign contributions Washington County
• Campaign contributions Holmes County
• School supply lists middle and high schools
• Headland Harvest Day Pageant
• “Open Auditions for Sister Amnesia’s Country Western Nunsense Jamboree”
• CRA discuses ways to promote special grant for local businesses
• Helms Receives International Achievement Award
• Mother Arrested for Biting Her Baby
• Suspect Sought for Home Invasion
• Florida Department of Health Offers Back-to-School Health, Safety and Well-being Information for Par
• Updated: Man killed at Panama City Beach church construction site
• Panhandle federal waters reopened for fishing
• Kiwanis Gets The Straight Shot From 4-H Sure Shots
• One of Washington County's Most Wanted Captured
• Washington County's Most Wanted Updated
• Woman crushed pills in purse to hide them from deputy
• Updated Voting Locations for Washington County
• Roulhac Middle School Back-to-School Update
• Crime Prevention Tip of the Week: CAR-HOPPING
• NWFWMD may take back school property
• Pitts hired as county manager
• New county veteran’s officer onboard
• Vernon Ordinance 10-192 failes due to public objection
• Five-year-old child needs your help
• No oil has been observed for 30 days in area to be re-opened for fishing
• Missing teens located
• Chipley begins paying on promissory note
• Chipley man accused of abusing, killing child
• Bonifay’s sewer project already showing results
• One killed in WC accident
• More WC drug busts announced
• School board will set workshop for charter school application
• Home invasion suspect sought
• 41 students honored for 500 in FCAT
• Possums get their day in Wausau
• PDL man found dead
• School Board forum held in Sunny Hills
• Investigation leads to elaborate indoor grow
• Convicted felon arrested
• Concerns Regarding the 2010 FCAT Results
• UPDATE: Juvenile charged with arson, multiple attempted murder
• School Grades Released: Washington County
• School Grades Released: Holmes County
• New Law Helps Military Spouses
• Florida’s Response To The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Reaches Day 100
• Kendrick Meek to Visit Bonifay and Wausau
• Town of Wausau Prepares for 41st Annual Wausau Possum Festival
• AWANA at Bethel Baptist Church
• Statement By: Education Commissioner Dr. Eric J. Smith regarding the results of the additional indep
• Sloan wins at-large council seat in Chipley
• Baptist Disaster Relief visits Kiwanis Club of Chipley
• Firefighter I Program Coming Soon to WHTC
• Surplus Donation Outfits B.P.D. With Tasers
• Arrests Made In Connection to “Shake and Bake” Lab
• One Arrested for Growing and Processing Marijuana
• One Arrested and Two Sought For Meth Lab
• Community South Credit Union Contributes to CHS Summer Drama Club Production
• Free Fish and Chicken Fry
• School Board approves tentative budget, proposed millage rate
• Septic legislation draws heat
• Multiple arrests announced by WCSO
• Funday King and Queen Pageant packs the Possum Palace
• Open Auditions Announced for 'Nunsense'
• VIEWPOINT: Will Bay County sacrifice ecosystems for St. Joe Co.?
• Election 2010 coming up in Washington County
• Gas price update
• Commission provides land for new HCHD facility
• High court trims Miranda warning rights bit by bit
• Man robs date at Olive Garden, spends her money at restaurant
• Local Weather Situation Report: Washington County
• Tropical Depression 4 forms in Atlantic
• Local Weather Situation Report: Holmes County
• Learn about 4-H August 16
• NOAA: Surface oil no longer a threat to Florida
• Tentative WC budget balanced, but more review planned
• Regulators close Coastal Community, Bayside banks
• One arrested for grand theft
• Guards suspected of smuggling marijuana, cell phones into prison
• Floridians Encouraged to Take Advantage of Remaining Free Technology Training
• Nearly 15,000 Florida charities at risk of losing tax-exempt status
• Gulf Power meeting high demand for electricity
• Walton County Crimestoppers
• Tyndall to Gain Squadron of F-22 Fighters
• Update on West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis
• Two more arrested on crack charges
• Holmes County School Board agenda
• Washington County School Board Agenda
• Smith comments on FCAT conference
• Sansom attorneys want prosecutor removed for 'vindictiveness'
• That's all folks: Air Force limits F-35s to 59
• Wausau Little King and Queen pageant Saturday
• Search warrant leads to drugs and guns
• DTF announces major drug bust
• Statement by Greg Evers Regarding Federal Judicial Blocking of Key Provisions of Arizona Immigration
• Guidelines for school board forum announced
• Nullification rally set for October 10
• Suspect Sought for Grand Theft and Reckless Driving
• Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport Posts Stronger-Than-Expected Passenger Traffic
• Update: Deputy Arrested for Child Abuse
• Chipola This Week - Week of August 2-8
• Upcoming Public Safety Courses At WHTC
• Washington County's Policy for Free and Reduced Price Meals
• Lane closures on State Road 77 south of Bailey Bridge
• Governor Crist Signs Legislation Hindering Meth Labs
• Detour for 331
• School Board forum held in Westville
• Mongoven building: restore or demolish?
• Drowning at Compass Lake in jet-ski accident
• State senate forum: Tough questions, plenty of answers
• DeFuniak man charged with murder; remains found in Holmes County - Update
• Oil spill protesters hit U.S. 98, want more action
• Gas price update
• Florida Existing Home & Condo Sales Rise in June '10 Florida Association of Realtors
• On the 30th spend $30: Promotion returns for 2010
• Yates peads guilty to Walton woman's murder, gets life
• Bonnie limps into gulf
• Bipartisan Senate Coalition Support Fair Sharing of Oil Revenue with Coastal States
• Questions for Sunny Hills residents under review
• EDITORIAL: FCAT's failing grade
• Dixie Darlings raising funds for Wolrd Series
• UPDATE: Bonnie weakens to a depression but could regain strength
• Methamphetamine Laboratories Seized in Walton County
• Carbon monoxide ruled cause of couple's death
• Gulf boats having trouble finding any oil: US official
• Holmes school board holding on individual FCAT release
• Holmes County School Board to advertise tentative budget
• New Jobless Claims Jump by 37,000 After Hitting 2-Year Low
• Washington County School Board proposes school budget for 2010-11
• NOAA to Re-open One-Third of Closed Gulf Fishing Area
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Holmes County

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