Marianna, FL News

• Marianna, FL News
• Hurricane awareness week runs through June 2
• Professor, students hunt graves on Dozier campus
• McKinnie announces District 1 commissioner candidacy
• Letters: Thankful for food drive
• Letters: Jackson County Tax Collector race
• Jackson County police logs for May 24
• VA Clinic remembers the fallen, the living
• A team from the University of South Florida is expected to be in Marianna frequently this summer as they search for more graves on the campus. Their preliminary work several days ago shows the possibl
• A member of the University of South Florida research team works at the old Dozier School for Boys campus in an attempt to determine whether there are previously unidentified graves on the grounds. – C
• Third graders in Sharese Clark's class at Cottondale Elementary School read as they relax some Friday.
• Jason Edenfield with Comerford Vault and Memorial spells out the names of the two newest men to be added to the Veteran's Memorial at the Jackson County Courthouse. Once the preparation process was co
• Long-time Marianna City Commissioner retiring
• Grand Ridge home destroyed by fire
• Man accused of making counterfeit money
• Baby on life support, Florida State Hospital investigates
• Jackson County police logs for May 23
• Graceville High School ranked in Washington Post's High School Challenge
• Outgoing Marianna City Commissioner Roger Clay and his wife Chalullah Clay laugh as Annie Garvin tells a story during his retirement party at City Hall Thursday.
• H.E.L.P.S. summer enrichment program begins June 4
• Chattahoochee receives prestigious trail award
• A Look Back
• May is Foster Care Awareness month
• Officers sue federal prison in Marianna
• Emergency management hosts weather exercise
• Jackson County Police Logs for May 22
• May 31, 1946
• Angela McFarland pops open a green bean, showing the seeds to Kandon Kennerly, Michael Garner and Thurston Garner, Wednesday at the McLane Center in Marianna. They were working in a garden planted by
• Angus Gholson talks with Carmen Zaldivar Wednesday at the start of the newest trail to be added to Chattahoochee's nationally -recognized nature trail park.
• New summer reading program for select K-second grade students
• Malone School starting a gang resistance program
• Alex B. Mckinnie
• A new gang resistance program will be starting at Malone School this fall.
• Graceville Elementary School Teacher Rhonda Kanes helps second graders Caleb Gilbert, left, and Emma Grace Smith with a math assignment Tuesday as some students who had finished their work read in the
• Frank Anthony Collins
• Marianna man arrested on meth charges
• Jackson County police logs for May 21
• Partners for Pets adoptions, donations taper off
• Forecasters expect severe weather today
• Natalie Sims tags an Altha runner at second during a game at MERE Monday night.
• Bonifay man receives death penalty
• Click it or ticket campaign ramps up for holiday
• The Floridan's Lauren Delgado gets nose to nose with some kittens in the cat room at Partners for Pets while on break Saturday.
• Jackson County police logs for May 22
• New hair salon opens in Marianna
• BCF dedicates new Missions Aviation Center
• Letters: Don't raise cost of benefits on retired military
• 'Playing in the dirt'
• Canoe for cancer trip set for June 2
• Search dog found
• Jesse Smith tells how he got into the barbering business.
• Kelvin Dean trims Douglas Merritt's hair Friday afternoon at Cuttin' Up.
• A plane sits outside as people gather inside a hangar at The Baptist College of Florida's new Missions Aviation Center Friday morning.
• Jackson Correctional Institution tracking dog, LuLu, was found Wednesday with only minor injuries.
• Half of Fla. high school students fail FCAT test
• Jackson County police logs for May 17
• Search dog found
• TDC explores helping fund master plan for lake
• Golson Elementary summer program registration open
• Mileage Club students log 49,000 miles
• Alford woman arrested for theft
• Pastors encourage attendance for baccalaureate services
• Ed secretary questions Fla. law on tutoring
• Jackson County police logs for May 16
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
• Jackson County Park and Recreation Director Chuck Hatcher shows a drawing of proposed changes for the Sneads City Park on Lake Seminole. He was a pitching a plan to renovate and improve the series of
• Golson Elementary School kindergarteners walk back to their school after watching a play at the Chipola College Theater last week. Students are being encouraged to participate in the Mileage Club by w
• TDC to help pay for brochures, display racks
• A Look Back: 70 years ago
• Tourist board explores purchase of Russ House
• TDC considering Day Trips contract
• Sheriff's Office honors officers on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
• Jackson County Tourist Development Council member Mickey Gilmore talks about possible methods of distributing a new brochure of Jackson County's historic homes during a meeting Wednesday.
• On Wednesday, Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman-Elect John Alter presents a proposal to sell the Chamber's current home, the historic Russ House, to the Tourist Development Council.
• May 22, 1942
• Jackson County police logs for May 15
• Man, woman arrested after traffic stop
• Quilt gifted back to Marianna High School
• Letters: Causes are not served well by misrepresentations
• Letters: Questions letter writer's statements
• Letters: Hospice can help control healthcare costs
• Rabid raccoon found east of Bascom
• Preliminary statewide FCAT writing scores dismal
• Marianna High School students created the squares that make up the quilt, but they were assembled by area quilter Joelle Roberts.
• Marianna High School students Taylor Hansford, Alexandra Hernandez, Katelyn Abbott and Jamel Johnson sign the back of quilt that they helped create.
• Walter Ray Collins
• Clarissa Ann Howard
• Jackson County police logs for May 14
• Authorities name one adult in vandalism case
• New barber shop to open in Cottondale
• Workforce Development making changes after legislation
• Trailer, ATV, more stolen from barn on River Road
• Two in custody after ATV chase reveals meth-making
• Veteran search dog missing
• Suspects detained in vandalism, burglary spree
• Two die in I-10 collision
• Martha Elizabeth Shores
• John Michael Adams
• Jackson County police logs for May 13
• Federal fugitive captured in Jackson County Friday
• Letters: Kudos to Floridan reporter for meth series
• Letters: Wake up America
• Coffee club celebrates 50 years
• U.S. Rep. Southerland holds town hall meeting
• Sneads police chief law enforcement certification suspended
• Jackson County police logs for May 10
• Rep. Steve Southerland talks about the deficit during a town meeting in Marianna Friday.
• Members of the Marianna Mark-Out Coffee Club pose for a photo during Friday's gathering at the Gazebo Coffee Shop and Deli. The club turned 50 in February.
• Musicians gather for Potter Brown Memorial
• Audio: MPD Minute for May 11
• Diamondback rattlesnakes may be deemed endangered
• Sen. Gaetz honors school; also speaks to Kiwanis in Marianna
• State decides not to pursue charges against Jeter
• Riverside Elementary 'A' school award
• MPD Minute for May 11
• Jackson County Police Logs for May 9
• A diamondback rattlesnake makes his way across the main road at the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are considering adding Diamondbacks to the endangered specie
• Russ House for sale
• Man faces carjacking charges
• M.E.R.E. recreation fees streamlined
• A Look Back: 1937 edition of the Floridan
• Graceville residents speak up about property ordinances
• Local man named state community corrections employee of the year
• Jeep stolen as driver waits to get fuel
• May 13-19, 1937
• May 13-19, 1937 comic
• After some concerns from locals about the state of Downtown Graceville, the Graceville City Commission held a special hearing on Tuesday for residents to voice their concerns. At the end of the hearin
• Jackson County police logs for May 8
• County to seek proposals on architectural services
• Two wrecks: One woman killed, one seriously injured
• The Chipola children’s show, “Finale,” will be the last show in the old theater....
• Letters: Students need Florida Education Channel
• Grand Ridge student saves teenage girl from drowning
• Key parking lot to close temporarily
• Jackson County Police Logs for May 7
• Police arrest man on burglary charges of Western Auto
• Business considers Marianna
• Ronald Mathis, a senior supervisor of the Probation and Parole Office in Marianna, was recognized Tuesday as State Employee of the Year for Community Corrections during a ceremony in Tallahassee.
• Thirteen-year-old Eddie Sims saved a girl from drowning while on a trip with the Grand Ridge School FBLA team to the state leadership conference in Kissimmee.
• While the parking lot at the corner of Jackson and Madison s treets will be closed starting Monday , an alternative parking lot location will be prepared nearby for court house employees , visitors an
• Dothan educator writes last show for old Chipola theatre
• Two men charged with attacking girlfriends
• Drug use by parents has lasting effects on children
• Meth lab dangers continue after arrests
• Travis Tremayne Harvey
• Charles Earl Collins
• A Jackson County Drug Task Force officer coming out of a meth lab.
• Ingredients for a shake and bake meth lab found by the Jackson County Drug Task Force.
• Beef experts discuss new trends at First Friday
• Rodeo to attract about 70 famlies to Jackson County
• State privatizes FSH housekeeping, maintenance jobs
• Jackson County police logs for May 6
• Letters: Seeking changes at Compass Lake in the Hills
• Methamphetamine an ongoing problem for Jackson County
• Couple undergoes meth addiction, recovery together
• Drug Court provides treatment for offenders
• United Way presents checks at First Friday
• Waste Management explains efforts to 'go greener'
• Sneads FFA wins outstanding chapter award
• This is Heather and Kyle Bass during their teenage years, before becoming addicted to meth.
• Heather and Kyle Bass were both high when this picture was taken.
• The Bass family just a few months ago. Heather and Kyle have been clean for about 3 ½ years,
• Meth addiction can cause severe dental problems. — Photo illustration
• Evidence seized from a suspected meth lab near Campbellton is spread out and documented in this Floridan File Photo
• This evidence was recovered from a suspected shake and bake methamphetamine lab in 2010.
• Ron Sharpe with the United Way poses for a photo with Sandy Hascher and Sherri Stone of the American Red Cross.
• Jeff Massey, of Waste Management, talks about the company's various efforts to increase recycling and other 'green' activities as the business goes forward. – Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Herman Laramore talks about the cattle business in Jackson County during the First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Cliff Lamb with the North Florida Research and Education Center in Greenwood talks about some of the work being done with cattle at the facility.
• Drug Court participants appear before Judge William Wright during Wednesday's session.
• Jackson County police logs for May 3
• Cinderfella at Marianna High School
• Man, minor arrested for stealing a/c units, wiring, copper
• Governor suspends accused councilman
• Jackson Hospital tests new decontamination center
• DAVID BOSTIC JR.
• Motorcyclists ride south on U.S. 231 after a motorcycle safety gathering at the Florida Welcome Center Thursday afternoon.- MAX ODEN / DOTHAN EAGLE
• Sneads home damaged by fire
• Chipley police release video of bank robbery
• Chipley police release video of bank robbery
• Jackson County police logs for May 3
• A Look Back: 1938 edition of Floridan
• Dulcimer June Jam set for June 2
• Hopkins Motorcars celebrates 42 years
• Golson, Marianna show off gardens
• Cox seeks re-election as Property Appraiser
• Cox announces for re-election as Property Appraiser
• Man charged with sale of crack cocaine
• A headline from the May 6, 1938 edition of the Jackson County Floridan
• Jackson County police logs for May 2
• man charged with crack cocaine sale
• Marianna man faces sexual battery charges
• Brown running for reelection as tax collector
• In this file photo, from left, Bill Ming, Joyce Shores and Jan Cummings play at a dulcimer jam some time ago at a gathering in Jackson County.
• Sherry Brown
• Sharon Cox
• Second graders from Golson Elementary School gather around as Family and Consumer Science Teacher Susie Barber tells them about the vegetable in the Marianna High School garden.
• Keyshonna Thomas holds up the tiny potato she found while learning about the garden at Marianna High School.
• Sales Manager Brad Lucas grills some hamburgers for the crowd during a 42nd anniversary celebration at Hopkins Motorcars Tuesday.
• Ella Grace Carrel and her mom, KarenElizabeth Carrel, get ready to eat some lunch Tuesday during the 42 anniversary festivities at Hopkins Motorcars.
• Dam flows affected by drought
• Art auction at Marianna High School
• Investigation reveals allegations of mishandling and cover up
• Maddie Craven works on finishing a drawing of a Scottish street performers that she will be entering in the Marianna High School Art Exhibit and Silent Auction this Thursday and Friday.
• MHS senior Kristi Folds painted this tiny rendition of "The Starry Night" by Vincent van Gogh in about four hours.
• A small group of Canadian geese were attempting to frolic in the water downstream from Jim Woodruff Dam Tuesday in Chattahoochee. Water release from the dam is being restricted because of continuing d
• New warden appointed for Jackson CI
• Two killed in I-10 accident
• Two charged with battery on officer
• Library director leaves after a year
• Crime report shows a decrease in local crime
• Jackson County police logs for April 29
• Autism Center being organized
• Letters: On Board Recorder is bad legislation
• Letters: Let your voice be heard at Graceville meeting
• Busy opening day for Farmers` Market
• County considers free park passes for employees
• Family faces many medical challenges
• First United Methodist Church will be celebrating the National Day of Prayer this Thursday.
• Jackson County employees may be getting free season passes for Blue Springs if a written policy proposal by Jackson County Parks and Recreation Director Chuck Hatcher is accepted by the county commiss
• Receipts can help local last-stage cancer victim
• One South Bank in Chipley, Florida recently partnered with Chipola with a $2,500...
• School district holds advisory meeting with parents
• Jackson County police logs for April 26
• County mulls prime coat on roads, and bid process
• Jackson County Police Logs for April 25
• Jackson County employees take children to work
• Janie Nolen, curriculum specialist for Golson Elementary School, gives an update during an advisory board meeting for the Jackson County School Board Thursday.
• The Jackson county Road and Bridge Department was building up this section of Little Zion Road Wednesday to deal with a flooding problem in the area. The county commission was asked Tuesday to conside
• Judge: Fla. worker drug testing unconstitutional
• Gov. Scott angers Fla. election supervisors
• Woman charged with assault on officer
• Gov. Scott appoints local man to state board
• Nurse charged with practicing without a license
• CHS Junior Beta Club fundraising for Muscular Dystrophy
• John Alter
• Stacey Lea Grauberger
• Councilman accused of selling cars not his
• Arrests made after Washington County narcotics investigation
• Jackson County police logs for April 24
• Murdock seeking position of Jackson County Tax Collector
• Green Circle BioEnergy ramping up
• Senior mission group feeds the needy
• Man accused of stealing, forging grandfather's checks
• Woman arrested on drug, resisting and fleeing charges
• Woman charged with bringing drugs to jail
• Jackson County Police Logs for April 23
• Dorothy Dougherty, 91, dips up a ladle of chili Tuesday as her team prepared to feed about 100 needy people at Chipola Family Ministries. She is president of the Senior Mission Team of Signature Healt
• Derek Templeton pauses to take a photo of a mountainous piles of wood material that will be converted into pellets at the Green Circle Bio Energy plant.- Florida File Photo
• Mary Carol Murdock
• Check out all the great photos from Chipola Awards Night 2012.
• JC Voices for April 16-22
• Local author's book to be released in June
• 4,500 attend arts/BBQ festival
• Goodwill needs math volunteers
• Zac Davis pitches for Marianna last week.
• B&T BBQ took the Grand Champion award in the professional division at the 2012 Marianna Arts Festival and BBQ Cook-Off.- Valeria Roberts/Floridan
• Cary Sapp, left, with Big Kahuna BBQ is presented with his People's Choice Trophy by Barbecue Chair Richard Kunde and Co-Chair Byron Bennett.- Valeria Roberts/Floridan
• Rachel Lane talks about her new book as husband Aaron Lane looks on Friday.
• Jackson County police logs for April 22
• Three arrested on alcohol, drug charges
• Letters: Septic tank law amended, not repealed
• Local man finds fulfillment ministering in prisons
• Letters: Concerned about Florida education
• Local company to be featured on Fox Business program
• Man sold stolen tools
• Man charged with sexual battery of 14-year-old girl
• Cuts hurt organizations that help local school districts
• Kenneth Kitchens
• Jackson County police logs for April 19
• Man, manager arrested for Pilot burglary
• Local woman to hold cookbook signing
• Regional agencies gather for heart-attack course
• U.S. 90 lane closed today
• Rain expected this weekend, storms headed south
• Dan Talbert quizzes class participants on the proper interpretation of readouts from a 12 lead electrocardiogram during a class Thursday at Jackson county Emergency Management.
• Copies of Marthe Efurd's new cookbook "What's for Dessert" are on sale at Sweet Stuff Bakery and Catering in Marianna. Efurd will have a book signing Saturday at the Tallahassee Mall from 2-4 p.m.
• Warden fired over misconduct charges
• Jackson County police logs for April 18
• Man impersonates state trooper
• Sheriff gives to Project Graduation
• Chipola College celebrates prominent students
• Coach says Kelson best brain bowler in the country
• Drugs found during routine probation search
• Florida updates FCAT standards
• Drug Free Workplace enacted in Florida
• Church in ashes
• Top candidate turns down TDC executive director position
• Sheriff Lou Roberts, at far right, drew laughter when he compared graduation nights typical in his high school years to the organized grad nights now enjoyed by most area high schoolers. Roberts had
• Paul Kelson
• This Bible page, which contains Psalm 23, was one of the few recognizable remnants found after a fire destroyed Sylvania Missionary Baptist Church last Saturday.
• Sylvania Missionary Baptist Church, located near Sneads, was completely destroyed in a fire early Saturday night. The church was founded in 1919.
• Alyssa Munn stands behind the portrait of her that will be placed on Chipola College's Academic Wall of Honor.
• Chipola College's State Champion Brain Bowl Team was recognized for its fifth consecutive win during a press conference at the college Wednesday. From the left are Paul Kelson, Adrian Carr, Caroline P
• Abranda-Dawn-Ward
• Fish & Wildlife officer helps apprehend shoplifting suspect
• Jackson County police logs for April 17
• Wing-eating contest planned for arts festival
• A little goes a long ways
• Letters: The evidence speaks for itself
• Teens caught stealing equipment
• Farmers market coupons available for seniors
• Scott signs $69.9B Florida budget, vetoes $142.7M
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Florida's $69.9B budget at a glance
• Zaxby's Assistant Manager Rose Watkins gets ready to season some wings at the restaurant Tuesday. The store will be having a wing eating contest this Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Marianna Arts Festival a
• Roberta Newell of Graceville Elementary School shows some alphabet letters that her students made for a mosaic.
• Kelli Dunn from Blountstown High School was one of several students modeling the makeup creations made possible by a mini-grant from the Chipola Regional Arts Association.
• Richard Bouton of Graceville High School talks about the history surrounding these books of musical scores and techniques for young bands.
• Jackson County police logs for April 16
• Florida Caverns celebrating Earth Day on Saturday
• Jackson Warden, assistant warden fired
• Local WWII veteran celebrates 90th birthday
• Greenwood man sentenced to life in prison
• Fires leave two families homeless
• Lamar Lateef Bell
• An owl keeps an eye on the visiting humans during an Earth Day event at Florida Cavern's State Park last year.
• Lt. Paul Gordy, standing, celebrated his 90th birthday Saturday. He is seen with his brother, Leonard Gordy, who will be turning 95 in May. They were having a combined birthday party at the Oaks Resta
• Two men charged with armed robbery
• Jackson County police logs for April 15
• CHIPOLA HOSTING RECEPTION TO RECOGNIZE STUDENTS Chipola will host a Press Confe...
• Farmers' market opens April 28
• Construction begins on Hinson hiking trails
• Schools kick off FCAT week
• Letters: Too many questions, not enough answers
• House fire on Alliance Road
• Womanless beauty contest newest addition to Paint 'n' Pork
• Wrecks and small brush fire keep crews busy
• Legislators address variety of topics at chamber breakfast
• Riverside Elementary School FCAT kick off
• Man receives 10 years prison sentence
• Kristy Edwards interviews a mystery educator during a guess the teacher contest at Grand Ridge School. It was part of a Spring Fling event for the school's third through eighth graders.
• Telula Granger, also known as Ken Granger, was crowned Miss Spring Fling 2012 during a womanless beauty pageant at Grand Ridge School Friday. Granger reports that "no man cards were taken" during the
• Sneads Elementary School's lunchroom was crowded with third, fourth and fifth graders Friday during a ceremony to honor the students with high and perfect scores on last year's FCAT as well as those w
• Sean Ogle cuts down a tree growing through a section of the old Marianna Blountstown train tracks while clearing a trail in the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area Friday.
• A table full of tomatoes waits for customers at the Jackson County Farmers Market last year. The market will be opening for the spring season on April 28.
• Jackson County police logs for April 12
• $2,500 given to Graceville FFA
• Jackson County gets two new ambulances
• Food drive set for April 18
• Burglary caught in progress
• Senator Nelson visits Jackson County
• Chamber invites Flea Across Florida
• Thanks to the efforts of the Dietrich family Monsanto has donated $2,500 to Graceville High School's agricultural program.
• Gordon Dietrich looks over the jumbo sized thank you card presented to him by the Graceville FFA for his help in getting a $2,500 donation from Monsanto for them.
• Angela Clark introduces Cooper Brock to Olivia the cow during a tour of the Graceville High School cattle barn Thursday morning.
• WCSO seeks information in a 41-year-old "cold case"
• County Fire Marshal will chair regional EMS board
• Zimmerman
• Jackson County police logs for April 11
• Two local teens traveling overseas with People to People
• Two local students are candidates for state FFA
• Guthrie running for reelection for County Clerk of Courts
• Jackson County gets two new ambulances
• Nuclear response exercise held in Marianna
• Suspect from Pilot burglary needs identification
• Dale Guthrie
• Jackson County Fire Marshal Chuck Sawyer and Randy Truette from Washington County take notes during a meeting of a new Emergency Medical Services advisory board Wednesday. Sawyer is the group's chairm
• People to People
• Bobby Ray Jones
• FFA state officer candidates
• Series of burglaries under investigation
• Jackson County police logs for April 10
• Family of 8 loses house to fire
• Application opens for Florida Peanut scholarship
• Blues Springs opening early this year
• Letters: House members need to do their jobs
• Bank mural features old Jackson County
• Jackson County police logs for April 9
• Meth lab dismantled in Marianna
• Stop wildfires before they start
• Cleanup Grand Ridge underway
• Jackson County Police Logs for April 8
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by SUV
• Local volunteer returns from Louisiana
• This is a scene from the small Scott Church Road fire that occurred near the Compass Lake area in December of 2010.- Photo Courtesy of the Florida Forest Service
• Heavy equipment operator Sylvester Harrell picks up a piece of a dead water oak tree Monday on Broadway Street in Grand Ridge.
• FAMU alumni banquet set for next Saturday
• Chipola's winning ways continue in state, national brain bowls
• April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Flea Across Florida
• Dakota Strickland, Shannon Green, Christen Heiter and Amanda Clark put pinwheels back into place Friday at Anchorage Children's Home/ Big Bend Community Based Care. They had been knocked down by Thurs
• The Chipola College Brain Bowl team won Florida College System Activities Association Brain Bowl State Tournament on March 24 and finished as the top two-year college in Chicago at the National Academ
• Dr. William Hudson Jr.
• Two men with air soft rifles detained by WCSO
• Jackson County police logs for April 5
• The Chipola Brain Bowl team won Florida College System Activities Association Br...
• How often do you attend religious services?
• Air soft rifles
• Meeting for those prepared for global disasters
• Local student athletes undergo concussion testing
• Bondi's keynote address focused on health care mandate
• Marianna traffic signals to be replaced on Lafayette Street
• Polston elected as Chief Justice of Florida Supreme Court
• Jackson County police logs for April 4
• Cypress man hits $1 million in Florida lottery
• Concussion testing
• "Flame of Hope" carried across Walton County
• H.E.L.P.S. starts pen pal program
• Bad weather possible today
• Marianna looking to extend natural gas to Greenwood
• Photos: Chipola College Spring Frolics
• Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Jury: Man not guilty of attempted murder of police officer
• Emergency Management Director Rodney Andreasen
• Three arrested for meth trafficking in Walton County
• Jackson County police logs for April 3
• Jackson Hospital offers new arts-in-healthcare program
• New North Florida Co-op growing stronger
• Washington County operation checks in on sex offenders, predators
• Discussing drip irrigation
• Sign honoring Lee Otis Britt
• Cooked co-op greens
• Britt sign unveiling
• Co-op greens in the field
• Man posing as Mega Money representative
• Jackson County police logs for April 2
• Tractor Supply Co. celebrates grand opening
• Traffic stops increase with spring breakers
• Greenwood man wins $10,000 in Mega Million lottery
• Man charged with vehicular homicide
• 71-year-old running to California to raise funds
• Michael James
• JC Voices for March 26-April 1
• Tractor Supply Co. celebrates grand opening
• Tractor Supply Co. celebrates grand opening
• Jackson County police logs for April 1
• Two men arrested for warrants during traffic stop
• Marianna hero remembered, celebrated
• Marianna man charged with sexual assault
• Jackson County man injured in crash
• Three arrested in TV thefts
• Kenneth Daniel Robertson, Jr.
• Floridan warns of scam
• Willie Halton
• Louis Turner
• Trayvon Martin rally held in Marianna
• Jackson County police logs for March 29
• APRIL CONKLIN
• BENJAMIN MANN
• DANIEL MANN-CLARK
• Area may see an active fire season
• Moonshine still found, area man charged
• Christen Bell
• Jackson County police logs for March 28
• PAUL EDWARD DANIELS
• PAUL EDWARD DANIELS
• John Paramore was using this controlled burn to eliminate wildfire fuel like pine straw and underbrush from around his trees on Lancer Road Thursday.
• Local rally Friday calling for justice in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Power wires stolen from River Gate Plaza
• Students sew during spring break
• Fire claims part of Marianna house
• Lawyers Don Fitzgerald, Rick Diaz, J.B. Harris and Carlos Santisteban Jr. leave the Jackson County Courthouse after a second successful day on behalf of Emmon Davis, a local man who sued the R.J. Reyn
• Jackson County police logs for March 27
• Fire and smoke can be seen pouring from a home on Highway 90 near Circle D in this contributed photo from Crash Conner.
• Firefighters from Jackson and Washington counties were necessary to finally extinguish this house fire on Highway 90 near Circle D Wednesday.
• The Marianna Police Department was investigating the rooftops of the River Gate Shopping Center Tuesday following the discovery of a wooden ladder at the rear of the building.
• Aaron Mazzarese and Andrew Driggers work on sewing projects during the "Sew Much Fun" 4-H Day Camp Wednesday.
• Tobacco jury awards $20 million in punitive damages
• White Jr. running for Jackson County Sheriff
• Waiver means changes in school district
• Tea party fundraiser for Central Jackson Relay for Life
• Letters: Democrats keeping oil prices high
• Letters: Looking for all the facts
• Jury awards local man $10 million
• Funeral service for fallen soldier is Saturday
• Jackson County Police Logs for March 26
• Pelvo White Jr.
• Team Pickle from Edgewood Apartments makes a lap around the course at Citizens Lodge during the 2011 Central Jackson County Relay for Life.
• Smoke advisory until midnight
• Additional video, audio from Russ House investigation
• Court won't get involved in Florida tobacco case
• Phase I of Marianna road repairs over halfway done
• JC Voices for March 19-25
• Bridge on Fort Road to be fixed
• Marianna man accused of robbing, beating father
• Wynn Street is the latest road to be resurfaced and repaired in phase I of the City of Marianna's road project.
• BRUCE MARTIN
• A portion of Fort Road (County Road 162) will be closed starting today while work is done on the bridge over the Chipola River.
• Students allowed "inspirational messages" at events
• Jackson County police logs for March 25
• Allergy issues rising as spring comes early
• City of Marianna approves Downtown Revitalization Budget
• Bonifay Police Department establishing checkpoint
• Jackson Correctional Institution warden put under administrative leave
• Judy Brooten named TDC Executive Director
• A nice breeze Wednesday was making things rough on this bee during his pollen hunt so he took shelter in these Azaleas at the Russ House. While all the pollen is good for the bees, it is proving roug
• Team Pickle from Edgewood Apartments makes a lap around the course at Citizens Lodge during the 2011 Central Jackson County Relay for Life.
• Jackson County police logs for March 22
• Bonifay Police Department establishing checkpoint
• County needs more foster parents for 13-17 year olds
• Trace Adkins to perform tonight at Toadlick
• Possible stormy weather over the weekend
• Paint 'n' Pork Fest back with new entertainment
• Fireworks fill the air at Citizens Lodge as the 2011 Marianna Arts Fest and BBQ Cook-Off comes to a close.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The National Weather Service in Tallahassee is predicting rainy and possibly severe weather for our area Friday and Saturday.- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Graphic
• Jackson County police logs for March 21
• Judge Hatcher formally announces his retirement
• Attempted murder charge changed to aggravated assault
• Was Florida shooter a vigilante or good neighbor?
• Cinemas' expansion expected to be complete in May
• Feds oppose another Florida voting provision
• Judge Woodrow Hatcher will be retiring from the bench on Jan. 6, 2013. He will have served as Jackson County judge for 35 years .- Contributed Photo
• Jamerika Byrd
• Jackson County police logs for March 20
• Man found with 42.9 grams of marijuana
• Army vet eyes more medals in upcoming games
• Two children accidentally shot in Walton County
• State preparing for legal battle on drug testing
• Melvin Henderson
• Joshua Kirkland
• Jackson County police logs for March 19
• Pick Up Marianna Day this Saturday
• Mosquito
• USDA warns public about fraudulent letters
• Weatherization simple way to save energy
• JC Voices for March 12-18
• Chipola instructors to be featured in video
• Large mosquito infestation in the county
• School district clarifies sexual harassment case
• Jackson County police logs for March 18
• Dr. Willie Spires
• FOUNDATION BOARD TOURS CHIPOLA CENTER FOR THE ARTS—Members of the Chipola Founda...
• Union Grove alum plan old-fashioned fun day
• Diver recalls Blue Springs rescue
• Sabra Cullifer beat the ball back to third base during Malone's game against Altha Friday night.
• Jackson County Police Logs for March 15
• Chuck Anderson and Jimmy Parris represented Rahal-Miller Chevrolet during the Friday press conference. The dealership is loaning a Chevy Volt to Chipola to be used in the filming of the training video
• John Gardner, Chipola Automotive Instructor, talks about how a model of a solar system is used to teach about electricity during the training process.
• Edd Sorenson is seen with some of his cave diving equipment at Blue Springs.- Photo by Ben Martinez
• Union Grove alumni tour their alma mater's hallways during a reunion last August. Alumni are planning an 'old school' fundraiser this March 24. The day of old-fashioned fun is meant to help raise mone
• Melvin Henderson
• Marianna High School Graduate dies in Afghanistan
• The Chipola Automotive Technology program held a press conference on March 16 to...
• MMS band makes 'superior' ratings 10th year in a row
• New beekeeping club getting underway
• Murder suspect arrested in nearby Walton County
• Denise Marie Bozarth
• Jackson County police logs for March 14
• JTrans to offer rides from old to new health department
• If you are interested in the subject of bees, like the little guy perched on the end of a pen, a new beekeeping club for residents of Jackson and surrounding counties may be for you.
• If you are interested in the subject of bees, like the little guy perched on the end of a pen, a new beekeeping club for residents of Jackson and surrounding counties may be for you.
• Officers take Denise Bozarth, right, into custody Thursday on behalf of officials in Key Largo who have charged Bozarth with murder.- Photo Courtesy of the Walton County Sheriff's Office
• Dance Alive National Ballet Company will fill the Chipola College stage Sunday,...
• Marianna woman's home is burglarized Wednesday
• Goodies needed for Easter Basket of Love drive
• Graceville High teacher suspended
• Local dive expert to be featured on 'Disappeared '
• Sewing club finishes quilt for friend's family
• Noted local historian is moving away
• Grand Ridge School remembers Carson Faircloth
• Edd Sorenson
• Claude Reese talks about some of the history of his home in Greenwood. Reese has been a fixture in the life of Jackson County for over 50 years. He and his wife Becky are moving to Prattville, Ala.
• Becky and Claude Reese will be opening Great Oaks, their historic home in Greenwood, to the public this Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. each day.
• This plaque was hung in the lobby of the Grand Ridge School Gym in honor of Carson Faircloth Wednesday. She passed away in July 2011.
• Grand Ridge School Athletic Director Ken Granger presents a plaque to Jeffery and Paula Faircloth in memory of their daughter Carson Faircloth during a ceremony at the school Wednesday.
• Jackson County police logs for March 13
• College, scholarships, applications discussed at information meeting
• Q&A with Ronnie Gilley attorney David Harrison
• Ghost hunters bring data to the Chamber
• Recycling bins moved
• Jackson County police logs for March 12
• Grand jury indicts man on murder charge
• Fugitive arrested in Marianna
• Florida man charged in 'dive-thru' robbery attempt
• Marilyn Capehart, Mary Wilburn and Aliyah Wilburn listen during a program about finding the right schools to apply for during a College Readiness Night program at St. Luke Baptist Church.
• Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Emerald Coast Paranormal Concepts Lead Investigator Tracy Todd shows video from their investigation of the Russ House to Mary Pettis, the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce's vice president, and Art K
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• Florida Public Utilities rates unaffected by Gulf Power base rate increase
• JC Voices for March 5-12
• 7 arrest warrants issued for alleged bank fraud
• One juvenile arrested, another sought
• Garage, room destroyed by Saturday fire
• Kevin Harris gets a new power pole ready in Marianna Monday. Florida Public Utilities crews were replacing old poles on and around Decatur Street.
• Emergency responders are encouraging people with cell phones to add an emergency number under the name ICE to their contact list. The number used in this photo illustration is the Floridans.
• Jackson County police logs for March 10
• Author writes about Jackson County childhood
• Master Gardeners sale, garden fair continue to grow
• FDOT hosting public meeting
• Florida lawmakers end 2012 session with PIP deal
• The cover of "Backfields of my Memory," written by Loyd Gilbert Gilley. This memoir focuses on his memories of growing up in Jackson County in the 1940s until the 1960s.
• 'Finale' auditions are Monday at Chipola
• Chipola College
• Florida prisoner rehab bill going to governor
• Jackson County police logs for March 8
• School district employee may be demoted
• Marianna Health and Rehab parking to be expanded
• I-10 lane closures March 12-15
• Marianna City Hall to undergo energy conservation renovation
• Woman charged with attempted murder
• Spring breakers help build another Habitat house
• Florida Legislature passes UF and FSU tuition bill
• Concussion bill headed to Gov. Scott for signature
• Jamerika Byrd
• This small tree filled area across from the front of Marianna Health and Rehabilitation is already being used as a de facto parking lot. Marianna City Commissioners have voted to turn it into an actua
• Emily Fisher and her fellow students from Blackburn College work on an exterior wall for a Jackson County Habitat for Humanity House near Alford Thursday.
• Emerald Coast Paranormal Concepts members, from the left, Ernie Rude, Susan Todd, Holli Connors look over some of the video they were streaming live to the internet from their investigation of the Rus
• Audio files released from ghost investigation
• Investigation recording "oh boy."
• Investigation recording "no."
• Investigation recording "walked here."
• Jackson County police logs for March 7
• Chipola River level at 16.28 feet
• Economy
• School bands head to performance assessment
• 2 seriously injured in Calhoun County crash
• Padgett running for Jackson Commission District 5 seat
• Main Street Marianna's Saint Patrick's Day Festival
• Clerks: Florida budget means layoffs, closed offices
• From the left, Marianna band members Rebekah Kowalczyk, Cindel Cobb and Jordan Smith practice Wednesday afternoon in preparation for today's performance in Chipley.
• Brittani Griffin takes a utility payment from Sonnie Bronson Wednesday at Marianna City Hall. The city hall building is going to undergo renovation work to increase its energy efficiency.
• Ernie Padgett
• Jackson County police logs for March 6
• Blanket acquittals in gambling corruption retrial
• School district employee suspended after sexual harassment allegations
• River levels
• Chipola River rises to "action stage"
• Local author participating in Walmart contest
• Man accused of murder enters no-contest plea
• Marianna's natural gas line gets expansion
• Letters: Storm clouds on the horizon
• Judge strikes down Florida pension contribution law
• Marianna gas line
• Grandparents and Grand Lessons
• Welding work on gas line in Marianna
• The Chipola Indians will begin their quest for a state championship Wednesday wi...
• Jackson County police logs for March 5
• A ghosthunter in the Floridan office
• Arkansas man dies in traffic crash
• JUCO tournament brings more than basketball
• JC Voices for Feb. 27-March 4
• State's security hours at rest stops cut
• Marianna chief of police looks forward to another term
• Campbellton man dies in car fire
• Ghost hunting at the Russ House
• Ghost hunting at the Russ House
• Ghost hunting at the Russ House
• Jackson County police logs for March 4
• JUCO Hosts
• The Chipola Brain Bowl team on Feb. 25 won the NAQT Community College National C...
• Chamber speaker talks about his immigration to USA
• Army 'Super Bowl' remembered 43 years later
• Update: Flood warning issued
• Seven horses rescued by Marianna team
• Delta Sigma Theta to honor 'Shining Stars' Saturday
• Schools celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday
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• Jorge Garcia, president & general manager of Marianna Toyota, talks about his path to success at the First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Arnett Flowers in his Cardinals football uniform
• Felter Alderman in his Bears football uniform
• Arnett Flowers and Tom Herman received these watches as members of the Army's European-league championship team. Although their Cardinals squad won, the watches carry the emblem of the opposing team,
• From left, Tom Herman looks on as Felter Alderman holds up the #68 jersey worn by Arnett Flowers, at right, in a game that saw Flowers, Herman and their Cardinals teammates walk away with an upset aga
• Jackson County police logs for March 1
• Stormy weather expected this weekend
• Florida ranked No. 1 in identity theft complaints
• Marianna Social Security office moving
• Burned body found in Bay County
• State says Jackson County owes $477,000
• Florida House passes bills on septic tanks, Internet cafes
• Florida 'inspirational message' bill goes to Scott
• Scott signs $1.3 million claims measure for Dillon
• Update: Elderly man from Sneads found
• This building off of Penn Avenue, between Marianna Toyota and the DaVita Dialysis Center, will be the new home of the Marianna Social Security Administration Office.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 29
• Greenwood man convicted on sex charge
• More than 2,500 locals have concealed weapons permit
• Child suffering from extremely rare disease
• Panhandle Pioneer rummage sale offers unique items
• Property owner wants changes grandfathered in Eagles Landing development awaits commission's decision
• Destiny Harp (center) is surrounded by family and well-wishers Wednesday at Cottondale High School. From left, are Sharice Forward, Ciara Baxley, Joelle Perkins, Steven Harp (father), Destiny Harp, Ti
• Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Danyelle Grzegorczyk carries a box of plates through the item-packed aisles in the gym at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement as they get ready for their annual rummage sale.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 28
• Changing sign ordinance debated
• MHS technology student association wins in state conference
• Holmes County man convicted of murder
• Letters: Madison Park landscaping
• Fla. Senate panel OK's random drug testing
• County Commissioners Dr. Willie Spires, left, and Edward Crutchfield look over photos of electronic signs located at I-10 during Tuesday's meeting.
• Southerland staff to host mobile office hours in Jackson County
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 27
• Holmes County Sheriff asks for criminal's ID
• The Marianna High School Technology Student Association students who placed or were finalist in the Florida TSA State Conference, are from the left are Dalton Hendrix, Galen Olds, Steve Varnum, Ben Wh
• JC Voices for Feb. 20-26
• Baby removed from Holmes County home with meth lab
• Alleged marijuana found during traffic stop
• Man accused of kicking arresting officers
• Church giveaway feeds about 435 families Saturday
• Counterfeit bills passing 'pen test'
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 26
• Korinthid Javar Hayes
• Volunteers lined both sides of the food table at Mt. Olive Baptist Church Saturday as they distributed food and helped carry food boxes for those who couldn't lift them.
• The line of people in need of food stretched around Mt Olive Baptist Church near Bascom Saturday. Approximately 435 families received food during the giveaway.
• Godspell opens Wednesday, Feb. 29, and runs through Sunday, March 4. For ticket...
• Stephanie Ann Williford
• Melissa Diane Freeman
• Luther Forehand
• Joseph Ray Howell
• Meth lab dismantled in Defuniak Springs
• Meeting for parents and students about Marianna High's AP classes
• Marianna student elected state Senior Beta Club president
• Letters: Do The Right Thing
• Ghost hunters coming to Marianna
• Radio station offers ecletic mix
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• "In The Morning With Charles" host Charles Bwembya talks into the microphone at WTCL , a radio station in Chattahoochee where he records his weekly program.
• Marianna High School's Cassandra Pereda was recognized at Tuesday's meeting of the Jackson County School Board for her election as state Senior Beta Club president.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 23
• Clarkesville man dies in a Calhoun County traffic crash Thursday
• Weather radar 2/24
• Fire weather watch in effect for Jackson County
• City of Marianna hosts neighborhood meeting
• 22 apply for Tourist Development Council position
• Individual cashes fake check
• Local FFA programs celebrate Ag week
• Rep. Southerland visits to talk Farm Bill
• Marianna City Manager Jim Dean introduces the speakers, officers and officials who would be available to talk with the public during a neighborhood meeting at the Marianna Church of God Thursday.
• Nikki Ferguson, Mary Katherine Pittman and Shelby Calloway fill up three "Helping hands, helping Heroes" boxes with donated items Thursday at Malone School.
• Nick Lollie tries to swat a potato into the goal with another potato during the Ag Olympics Thursday at Grand Ridge School.
• Perrion Ferguson pulls ahead of Cameron Henry as they compete in the sack race during the Ag Olympics Thursday at Grand Ridge School.
• Adam Basford, Director of National Affairs for Florida Farm Bureau, was one of many local and state people involved in agriculture who met with U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland Thursday about the upcoming
• U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland
• Art Kimbrough
• Strong wind, possible thunderstorms today
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 22
• GOP
• Main Street Marianna St. Patricks Day festival
• Local schools recieve awards
• Sheriff's Office warns of company sending unwanted packages
• 'Godspell' on stage at Chipola
• Fla. Gov. loses another agency head
• Media General explores sale of newspapers
• Jackson County's Golden School Award winning facilities were recognized at Tuesday school board meeting. The accepting educators are, from left, Graceville Elementary School Principal Petey Sims, Grac
• Golson Elementary School Principal Diane Long, Hope School Principal Sharon Macaluso and Hope School Volunteer Coordinator Ruby Sylvester were given the Five Star Award by Superintendant Lee Miller Tu
• Jackson Alternative School Principal Jeff Bryant, Malone School Assistant Principal Connie Brisolara and Sneads High School Principal Laurence Pender accepted their schools silver awards from Superint
• Constance Smith has joined the Chipola College family as Director of Technical Theatre, working with old friend and overall Theatre Director Charles Sirmon.
• Dylan Bass, with guitar, and other Godspell cast members performed in a sneak preview of the show at Tuesday's meeting of the Chipola Regional Arts Association. The musical opens Feb. 29.
• Members of the Marianna Fire Department have a dramatic pre-enactment Wednesday of the fire truck pull that will be part of the upcoming St. Patrick's Day Festival in Marianna. From the left are Assis
• Grand theft charge dropped
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 21
• Local FBLA clubs win at competition
• Chipley woman dies in crash
• Letters: Disagreeing with comments about California
• Letters: Thank you for donation
• Golson Elementary students celebrate Mardi Gras
• Woman charged with grand theft at McDonald's
• Man charged with sexual battery on girl
• Southern Baptist leaders OK 'Great Commission'
• A community icon dies at 106
• Damarius Laster, left, and Cole Payne pass a wall of parents as they round a corner at the Golson Mardi Gras Parade.
• Leo Infante showed his support for the Florida Gators during the Golson Mardi Gras parade.
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• Lashaina Harvey was one of the many Golson Elementary School second graders to take part in the school's annual Mardi Gras Parade.
• Nikolas Hallings declared it Dino Gras for his entry in the Golson Mardi Gras parade.
• Mrs. Garcia's Krewe and their Mardi Gras shoebox floats make their away through the halls of Golson Elementary School Tuesday morning.
• Mrs. Garcia's Krewe and their Mardi Gras shoebox floats make their way through the halls of Golson Elementary School Tuesday morning.
• Zoe Clikas smiles as she walks by with her pink dancing diva themed float box at Golson.
• Travis Bontrager provided an appropriately jazzy score for the Golson Mardi Gras celeberation.
• Juliette Alday carries her mermaid float box by the crowd the gathered to watch the Golson Mardi Gras Parade Tuesday morning.
• The halls of Golson Elementary School were filled with masked revelers Tuesday morning as the school's second graders had their own Mardi Gras Parade. Caleb Garrett, right, and Jade Hendrix carry some
• ANDRE COOPER
• The second place winners for Grand Ridge School FBLA are (front row, from left) Sandi Lockhart for proofreading/editing; Alexa Harrison for leadership; Kaitlyn Bohannon for desktop publishing; Tyeisha
• The first place winners for Grand Ridge School FBLA are front row, from left, Abby Rogers for proofreading/editing, Hillary Oliver for public speaking, DJ Gray for web page design, Bree Davis for word
• Fla. Gov. raising large amounts for re-election
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 20
• Registration for Spring Term ‘C’ classes at is Wednesday, Feb. 29, from 8 a.m. t...
• JC Voices
• Celebration of Life remembers lives of suicide victims
• County opts out of property deal
• Minor damage from weekend storms
• Ag champion's passing leaves gaping void
• UF and FSU could get wide power over tuition
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 19
• Jackson County community fixtures Leland and Virginia Thomas pose for a photo in 2007 when they received the Outstanding Farm Family of the Year award. Leland Thomas passed a way Friday.
• A sign advertising the Celebration of Life Community Wide Rally for Suicide Prevention and Awareness taking place on Wednesday.
• The Chipola Homecoming Court will be presented on Saturday, Feb. 25. Pictured fr...
• Baptist College of Florida's air force taking off
• Letters: Happy prison privatization was defeated
• Letters: A deplorable act
• Barnes caught trafficking meth for second time
• Florida trooper stops 2 not wearing seatbelts, finds meth lab
• Save The Children highlights ground-breakers
• Graceville meth lab dismantled
• This is a contributed photo of pipe and fire hydrant materials similar to the items stolen from a storage area on Walton Road in Walton County.
• Bobby Middlebrooks, standing, and Kenny Platt with Middlebrook Contractors plan out locations for vents and plumbing they will be installing in the Baptist College of Florida's new office at the Tri
• Elderly woman allegedly falls victim to scam
• Jamison Lance Fowler
• Keith Brian Barnes
• Zakaya Card directs a community choir at last Sunday's Save The Children Black History Awareness Program at Pope Chapel AME Church.- Contributed Photo
• JC Voices for Feb. 6-12
• Crimestoppers of Walton County asking for help
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 16
• These surveillance photos show the female suspects who were involved in this scam.
• These surveillance photos show the female suspects who were involved in this scam.
• These surveillance photos show the female suspects who were involved in this scam.
• Buffalo Soldiers visit Cottondale High School
• City breaks ground on gas line extension
• Group hopes to attract a "mega" industry to region
• Man stabbed 8 times, in fight, assailant arrested
• Weather service predicting a stormy Saturday
• Will Barnes, president of the Marianna chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers, tells eighth graders at Cottondale High School about the history of the organization's namesake military units during a program
• Despite rainy weather, ground was formally broken for a gas line extension from the City of Marianna to Anderson Columbia Thursday.
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• SocialMedia
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 15
• Storms heading in this weekend
• Marianna FAA students donating produce to food banks
• Livestock farmers get high prices as herds dwindle
• Couple donates personal TV, Wii to senior citizens
• County settles with Department of Health
• Quincy men arrested in connection with daytime burglaries
• Electric cigarette explodes in Florida man's mouth
• Fla. Senate panel passes nearly $71 billion budget
• Random drug testing bill in limbo in Florida
• Sen. Greg Evers says why he voted no to prison privatization
• This graphic from the National Weather Service in Tallahassee shows one path projection of this weekend's storms.
• Destiny Combs and Alexandra Hernandez pick greens in the Marianna High School Land Lab Wednesday.
• Cows gather in a pasture at the North Florida Research and Education Center's Beef research unit in Greenwood. Livestock farmers are seeing significantly higher prices for their cattle since a three-s
• Marianna High School ninth grade agriculture students pick their way through a patch of greens in the school's land lab Wednesday.
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• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 14
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• County signs $500,000 loan to purchase Marianna building
• Chipola Regional Arts Association awards grants to teachers
• TV, Wii stolen from Jackson County Senior Citizens
• Woman works for Hinson Insurance for 50 years
• Letters: This isn't California
• Fla. Senate panel votes down ethics bill
• Senate kills prison privatization
• Susan Melvin, the activities coordinator at the Jackson County Senior Citizens Center, talks about how the center's Nintendo Wii game system and a flat screen television were stolen.
• June Conrad will be soon celebrating her 50th year at the Hinson Insurance Agency in Marianna.
• Graceville Elementary School students made these tiles so they could be assembled into a mosaic for the school.
• Graceville Elementary School Art Educator Roberta Newell and students in Stephanie McIntosh's third grade class look over some of the tiles made by GES students for a mosaic.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 13
• Caverns state park stars in ecotour
• IFAS building space for grad students
• Jackson County Police Logs for Feb. 12
• Four Alabama residents injured in crash
• Shane Pettis installs braces along a wall for the new multi-purpose structur e at the North Florida Research and Education Center, where graduate students, interns and visiting scientists can stay and
• Ala., Fla. take water fight with Ga. to high court
• 4-H students ready for cattle show
• Calendar is flashback to college days
• Unicycle club starting in Marianna
• Alleged marijuana found in man's mouth
• This picture accompanies the November page in the University of Florida Alumni Association's 2012 calendar. The early 1980s photo features Marina Freeman and Elijah Gilbert Jr., when the two friends f
• Michael Young watches as Heidi Conrad, Elijah Conrad and Joseph Conrad try to make a train while riding their unicycles in Wynn Street Park on Friday afternoon.
• Joseph Conrad (right) and Elijah Conrad navigate some tricky grass on their unicycles Friday in Wynn Street Park
• Heidi Conrad (left) and Rachael Conrad hold hands as they ride across a basketball court in Wynn Street Park.
• Drake steps down in light of redistricting
• Slow down for new speed limit
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 9
• Thomas Emanuel Sylvester
• Assistant public defender holding paralegal course
• Chipola Baseball Alumni Weekend
• Two taken to hospital after accident
• Draw down of Merritt's Mill Pond beneficial in numerous ways
• Leaving 'No Child' law: Obama lets 10 states flee
• Washington County busts Mexico-based drug cartel
• Bautista in town. Will sign autographs and hit homeruns at 1 p.m. CST
• This paddle boat was left high and dry by the receding water at Merritt's Mill Pond caused by a drawdown to kill off invasive weeds in the water.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 8
• Home Security
• Annual 'Save the Children' concert set for Sunday
• Healthcare jobs focus of career fair
• Man donates hair to Locks of Love
• Traffic stop leads to meth bust
• Save The Children program director Carol "Cookie" Marks, front row, gives William McFarland a hug during a break in rehearsals for the upcoming event. Some of the other participants, from left, are Qu
• Students gather in the lobby of the Chipola College Health Science Building during a job fair Wednesday morning.
• Brenda Wilson sorts through all of the hair that Frank King is donating to Locks of Love at Brenda's Beauty Shop in Malone.
• Brenda Wilson trims off a mini-ponytail of Frank King's hair as she harvests it for Locks of Love on Wednesday in Malone.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 7
• Gallery more than art, it's a community fixture
• Chipley man arrested after getting suspect package
• Man objects to dead dog being dragged
• Sheriff raids two Internet cafe sites in Marianna
• Jeff Hildebrand
• Jeff Hildebrand
• Gallery of Art
• Kay Sharhone Dean
• Major League Baseball’s back-to-back Homerun leader Jose Bautista will return to...
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 6
• Benton Sr. running for Superintendent of Jackson County Schools
• School district employees of the year announced
• Malone FFA collecting items for soldiers overseas
• Relay to hold 5K walk/run
• JC Voices
• Brad Middleton was on the pitcher's mound for the Marianna Bulldogs during practice Monday.
• Jackson County's Rookie Teacher of the Year Anna Beth Parmer, Teacher of the Year Mark Brogdon and School Related Employee of the Year Gay Gaines pose for a photo after the award ceremony Monday eveni
• Jackson County Teacher of the Year Mark Brogdon is congratulated by fellow Riverside Elementary School teachers Ashley Merritt, left, and Julie Melton Monday.
• Malone FFA President Shelby Calloway, Vice-President Niki Ferguson and Secretary Mary Katherine Pittman put up a poster for their Helping hands, helping Heroes drive at the school.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 5
• Terry Allen of the Graceville Badcock and More store donated two 50” Plasma tele...
• Chipola College hosts middle, high school FBLA
• Chipola Black History Program set for Feb. 24
• McKinnie serves on Key Club International's Board of Trustees
• Church to give away 500 boxes of food
• Churches are key community leaders
• County schools celebrating black history month
• Former Tuskegee Airman watches 'Red Tails'
• Jackson County often featured in regional business magazine
• Services were first held in the basement at St. James A.M.E. Church in 1938. Its current sanctuary was finished in the 1940s.
• Some of St. James A.M.E's stained glass windows were donated by auxiliaries of the church or given in honor or memory of family members.
• The Rev. Ronald Mizer is the pastor of St. James A.M.E. Church in Marianna.
• FBLA members from around Northwest Florida were at Chipola Friday for a performance and skill competition.
• Eli Hendrix (right) and Carl Phillips (center) from Bethlehem High School answer a question about social media and privacy as Dr. James Froh takes notes during a FBLA competition at Chipola on Friday.
• String of daytime burglaries in Marianna and Grand Ridge
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 2
• Scam offers insurance for water service lines
• Man finds letter after 58 years
• Celebrate heart awareness month
• NAACP discusses schools, sidewalks and more at Thursday meeting
• Disaster volunteer returns home
• Health Educator Latresha Pittman works on getting ready for Go Red for Women Day Thursday at the Jackson County Health Department.
• Bill Sommers of Marianna received this letter 58 years ago, only to have it turn up in his family two weeks ago.
• Local Red Cross volunteer Sandy Hascher saw scenes of destruction like this when she traveled to north Alabama to help in the tornado recovery effort there.- Contributed Photo
• Red Cross volunteer Sandy Hascher, right, tells Canadian Red Cross member Alvin Patten and Resa Christopher about her experiences in the tornado-ravaged areas of north Alabama.
• Jackson County police logs for Feb. 1
• Fitness Center celebrating 25 years
• Chipola offering new fundraising opportunities for the arts
• DangerousCountry
• Flags to be removed, properly destroyed
• Landowners can sign for conservation program
• Fitness Center regular Mary Myrick watches some television as she rides an exercise bike Wednesday.
• Preston Skipper lifts weight at the Fitness Center Wednesday. The exercise facility will be celebrating its 25 th anniversary today.
• These forlorn flags at the old Florida Highway Patrol Station on Highway 90 will soon be retired.
• The lobby of the new Chipola Arts building is seen in this file photo. The Applause! campaign is raising funds to support and expand the offerings of the new Chipola College Center for the Arts, sched
• Chipola business instructor Lee Shook and student volunteers are providing free...
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 31
• Residents warned of new Internet scam
• Local soldier takes command
• Marianna man critically injured in crash
• City of Marianna, FPU suit continues
• Gingrich wins in Jackson County presidential primary
• Gingrich ahead in county's early and absentee votes
• Lt. Bobby Davis (right) will be taking over as company commander of the Florida National Guard's 144 th Transportation Company in a change of command ceremony March 3. A native of Jackson County, he i
• Lt. Bobby Davi s and his grandmother, Ruth Davis, are flanked by former Gov. Wayne Mixson on the left and his wife, Margie Mixson, on the right, in this photograph taken shortly after a public announc
• Buddy Shelley
• Jim Dean
• Keep up with election results
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 30
• Final county resident from meth ring sentenced
• Hope School applies for grants for materials
• After 52 years a lost ring is found
• Researchers tour Green Gate Olive Grove
• Pensacola man sues Montana deputies over gun arrest
• Fla. releases ranking of schools by FCAT scores
• Florida Highway Patrol defends reopening I-75
• Lt. Bobby Davis, right, will be taking over as company commander of the Florida National Guard's 144 th Transportation Company in a change of command ceremony March 3. A native of Jackson County, he
• With some help from a retired Sneads High School teacher, Milton Mooneyham found the owner of the 1958 class ring he found and recently returned the ring to the owner, Lenora Ann Stephens Steadman.- C
• Technology Coordinator Jane Creamer shows how books in the Hope School Media Center will be available in a variety of formats for students.
• Green Gate Olive Grove owner Don Mueller, left, and assistant/apprentice Ron Harrell show Paul Vossen around Mueller's grove at Compass Lake in the Hills. Vossen and other researchers from universitie
• Lenora Stephens
• The Chipola chapter of Phi Beta Lambda recently hosted the PBL District I Confer...
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 29
• Election underway in Jackson County
• District schools celebrate literacy week
• Two men charged with battery, armed robbery
• Chamber chairman passes gavel Friday night
• Florida's chief financial officer addresses Chamber Banquet
• Community leaders recognized at Chamber Banquet
• Surrounded by successfully chewed shoes, Tim the dog stops to catch his breath.
• Cottondale High School basketball player Eli Jackson reads his favorite children's book "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs," to Kandi Elrod's first grade class at Cottondale Elementary School on
• Several Cottondale High School athletes traveled to the elementary school Friday to read childrens stories to the students. On the front row (from left) are Deunna Gonzalez, Kourtnie Richardson and Ke
• A steady stream of voters were flowing into Jackson County's early voting stations before Tuesday's presidential primary.
• Tony M. Russ
• Benjamin L. Whitten
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 26
• City phone lines down Tuesday
• CHIPOLA BRAIN BOWL TEAM WINS FLORIDA SECTIONAL--The Chipola College Brain Bowl A...
• Floridan recognizes its carrier of the year
• Two arrested for allegedly dealing prescription medication, meth
• Local awarded for bravery during terrorist attack
• Citizen of the Year to be selected tonight
• Marianna Moose Lodge to raise money for member
• Mitt Romney to appear in Panama City
• Crews remove flammable chemical from rail car
• Peggy Jeter Croft
• The Marianna Moose Lodge is placing jars like this around town to help raise money for member Troy Groth, who was injured in an attempted armed robbery at Big Star Liquors last week.
• Lionel Mitchell Crawford
• Three-time Jackson County Floridan carrier of the year winner Donald Ostrander is presented with a lifetime achievement award by Circulation Manager Dena Oberski Thursday.
• Lamar Conner
• After-school activities cancelled today
• Parents remove Grand Ridge School students
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 25
• Chipola professors, students doing taxes for free
• Republican Presidential primary
• Learn credit basics at Chipola seminar
• The county may be headed for a lawsuit with the current owner of the old Port Authority property in Sneads
• Jackson County Commissioners and some paving contractors settle out of court
• Sandy Hascher deployed to tornado ravaged areas in Alabama
• A county backhoe pushes one of concrete structures out of the right of way on Gadsden Trail that was preventing public access to the Apalachicola River Boat Ramp.- PHOTO BY KATHY S. JOHNSON, COURTESY
• Dennis Allen, left, get his taxes done by Stephanie Darby and Instructor Lee Shook Wednesday at Chipola College.
• Sandy Hascher
• James Froh
• Severe storms possible later Thursday
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 24
• Election 2012
• CHIPOLA’S ‘OUR TOWN’ HONORED BY FCSAA—The Florida College Student Activities Ass...
• Reminisces before the 84th Annual Chamber of Commerce banquet
• Man arrested after stand-off with police
• Female identified in cutting incident
• Couple charged with domestic battery
• Steve Southerland appeared live Tuesday morning on C-Span's Washington Journal
• Video of attempted robbery released
• Robert Howze Milton Jr.
• U.S. Representative Steve Southerland (R-Florida, 2nd District)
• Locals mingle before the start of the 2010 Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Banquet.
• Phone trouble at the Sheriff's Office, 911 working
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 23
• Bank of Bonifay to get new name
• Chinese New Year celebrated
• Fire officials suspect an arsonist has been at work in Sunny Hills
• Authorities find large stash of guns, ammunition and drugs
• Girl cut by other female across the face, neck
• Over 100 teachers attend Chipola workshop
• This is one of seven fires in Washington County since Thanksgiving.- Contributed Photo
• william tracey spivey
• Amelia Grace Xiaoqing Kowalczyk celebrated the Chinese New Year with her family on Sunday. – Contributed Photo
• The Bank of Bonifay will soon be changing its name to First Federal Bank of Florida.
• Letters: Thanks for great reporting
• Letters: Southern women are the best
• Letters: People need to take a stand on all the issues
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 22
• New online science program helps MHS students
• Forest Service holds firewise program
• Sneads Family Dollar to sell groceries
• Parking lot project decision on hold
• Cashier Jessica Walters restocks the candy aisles shelves Friday at the new Family Dollar store on Highway 231 in Cottondale.
• Early voting in GOP primary to begin across Fla.
• Explore Learning is a program that gives students online simulations of various science problems to work through.
• Brian Goddin, a wildfire mitigation specialist/public information officer for the Florida Forest Service, gives a presentation on protecting homes from wildfires during a "Firewise" program for Compas
• This parking lot in front of the old county jail in Marianna will be refurbished by the city of Marianna this year. The bid process seeking prices and a contractor to do the work should begin in about
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 19
• Parents can decide student's food choices
• Sneads High School to expand cafeteria
• Bridge work to cause detours on 162
• Fla. Legislature divided on sweepstakes bills
• Lawmaker: Inmates moved before privatization
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 18
• Nichole Corbin (front) gets some popcorn chicken ready as JoAnn Cruse refills a food bin in the cafeteria at Sneads Elementary School Thursday.
• J.R. Chandler (left) and Donnie Ryland stow equipment as they wrap up Thursday's work on the bridge over the Chipola River located on Highway 162.
• Students packed the Sneads High School cafeteria for lunch Thursday. A planned expansion will let the cafeteria hold more than 200 students.
• Obama
• Suspects in armed robbery attempt identified
• Two properties applying for birding, wildlife trail
• Three injured in Bay County crash
• Broadband equipment warehouse being readied for arrival of components
• Two arrested in armed robbery attempt
• Fla. Gov. names new elections chief
• The Marianna's Municipal Development Department is applying to have the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area and the Butler parcel included on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail.
• Business receives $1,000 for selling winning ticket
• Merritt's Mill Pond drawdown will start Monday
• On Wednesday, Opportunity Florida Executive Director Rick Marcum and Michelle Jurman work ed on getting a warehouse in the Marianna Industrial Park ready to house components for a rural broadband syst
• Teacher Workshop
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 17
• Singer needs donations for study abroad
• Student thanks teacher decades later
• Letters: U.S. Veterans are too big an issue to allow to fail
• Dothan man wins Mega Money
• Man arrested for alleged theft
• 2 men sentenced in prison kickback scheme
• Solar company announces plans for solar farms
• Kristy Guy
• High court drops case against 'Taj Mahal' judge
• Cottondale native Rebecca Boggs, representing the art of Architecture, is in the deadly grasp of Discord, represented by fellow Florida panhandle native John Baumer. The two performed together at Troy
• Golson Elementary School teacher Debbie Cloud shows her first-grade class how to make snowflakes out of paper during class Tuesday.
• Kristy Guy is seen as a first grader in Debbie Cloud's class.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 16
• Brides-to-be flock to expo
• Man allegedly found with crack cocaine on lip
• Two charged after trying to create meth in hotel room
• Green living
• Airwaves clear slightly for community radio
• Albert Knighten sits in his darkened radio studio
• AARP representative speaks to local chapter
• Meghan Gilliland models a wedding dress for the crowd during the fashion show at the Southern Charm Wedding and Special Events Expo Sunday.
• Robert Henning points to the special meter that had to be installed at the Henning's home to work with their solar panels.
• Alice Rabon, left, with Permanent Beauty by Alice, talks with Rebekah Sapp, Shanta Sapp and Angie Henderson at the Southern Charm Wedding and Special Events Expo.
• Rows of solar panels on the top of their garage roof are helping the Henning family to put a considerable dent into their electrical bill.
• Barbara Henning unplugs the Chevy Volt hybrid from its charger. The car can go over 30 miles on one charge before switching over a gasoline motor.
• David J. Jones
• Thomas Jr. Swearington
• Ariel Danielle Lee Davis
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 15
• SNAP beneficiaries may receive benefits from farmers market
• Toadlick organizers getting ready for inaugural festival
• Relatives remember Patterson with ceremony
• Train with chemical car derails in Grand Ridge
• Will Chattahoochee become a ghost town?
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 12
• Treshay Patterson t alks about her brother DeVaunte, who was killed in an accident on Old Greenwood Road one year ago today.
• State officials halt funding for school projects
• Bondi says no slot machines for Gretna, Ebro
• Greenway development plan released
• Businesses within Marianna city limits given preference
• Compass Lake in the Hills adds to road crew
• County contracts for health building clean-up
• Rick Allen and Danny Lipford were part of a crew working on trimming back trees on Elm Road in Compass Lake Tuesday.
• Marianna City Commissioners voted to give preference to Marianna businesses if possible when awarding contracts.
• Birdwatchers check the trees while walking along one of the trails at the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area.- Floridan File Photo.
• Florida to close 11 correctional facilities
• Local preference policy
• Fla. drops from 5th to 11th in national ed ranking
• Friday, Jan. 13, a seminar, “What You Should Know About Franchising” will be off...
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 11
• Hospital to relocate entrances
• Relay will honor cancer survivors, caregivers
• Chamber president speaks to senate redistricting committee
• Narcotic pain medication taken from hospital
• Merrit's mill pond to be drawn down
• Senate redistricting map
• Merrit's mill pond to be drawn down
• Unclaimed winning lotto ticket in Jackson County
• Relay for Life
• Jackson Hospital proposed lobby
• Last chance to register for Spring Term A is Thursday, Jan. 12, by noon.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 10
• County considers ATM machine for courthouse
• Martin Luther King events abound
• County selects lender for $500,000 loan
• Pickup truck crashes into Lighthouse Sales Center pillar
• Jackson Hospital introduces emergency room addition
• Zakaya Card leads the youth choir in a rehearsal Tuesday night for the Martin Luther King Jr. Gospel Explosion that will be held this Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Second West Association Building on Herr
• School grades
• Claims bills top Fla. Senate's first-day agenda
• Cannon wants Fla. lawmakers to focus on higher ed
• Chuck Rocor and Shea Harris work timber into place to support part of the Lighthouse Sales Center building damaged when it was struck by a car Sunday.
• Debates
• Jackson County Police Logs for Jan. 9
• Two women arrested for meth
• Angelic Choir Union celebrates 55 years
• Local police officers, principals take school crisis awareness course
• ChristTown closes barbeque restaurant, thrift store
• Deanna Jordan
• Jennifer Lynch
• The Angelic Choir union celebrated its 55 th birthday Sunday with a performance at St James AME Church.
• ChristTown has closed down both its bargain center at the intersection of Kelson Avenue and Smith Street and it restaurant on Madison Street.
• J. Branch Walton talks to area educators and law enforcement personal about some of the threats that may be faced by schools during a workshop at the Jackson County Sheriffs' Department Monday.
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 8
• Alabama woman extracted from car after crash
• Chamber chairman passes the gavel
• Bridal, special events expo Jan. 15
• State official to speak at chamber banquet
• Tractor Supply Co. comes to Marianna
• Jeff Atwater
• Tractor Supply Co., and other businesses will soon be added to The Crossroads in the coming months.
• Incoming Chamber Chairman Mickey Gilmore (center) talks with 2011 Citizen of the Year Homer Hirt, (left) and Tommy Granger following the Chamber of Commerce's Power Breakfast on Friday.
• A Wild Hair owner Desiree Baggett works with Karen Hall's hair Friday. A Wild Hair will be doing the hair for the bridal expo's fashion show and will be a vendor at the event.
• Outgoing Chamber of Commerce Chairman John Milton addresses the crowd during the First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Late registration continues through noon on Jan. 12l
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 5
• Gas prices expected to increase
• Church floods when pipe bursts in freeze
• Man charged with grand theft auto
• Man accused of sexually assaulting ex-wife
• Sheriff: Robbery did not happen in Citizen's Lodge Park
• Michael Anthony Forehand
• John Ralph Walker
• Elijah Daniels, Ron Allen and Benjamin Griffin roll a pew out of Christian Center Church's sanctuary Thursday as work continued on repairing the damage caused by a burst pipe Tuesday night.
• Mike Calhoun puts some gas into the tank of his 1957 Chevy 3100 Apache Thursday at McCoys in Marianna. Gas prices are expected to soon increase.
• 16-year-old runaway found
• Spring Classes begin Friday, Jan. 6. Late registration and Drop/Add continues th...
• Ala. man arrested for Florida abortion clinic fire
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 4
• BamaJam music festival returns
• Chipola alumni flock back to celebrate Stadsklev
• Police: Bank robbery suspect likely drinking during robbery
• Members of the Chipola Show Choir practice Wednesday night for an upcoming performance for "Stadsmatazz," a special performance in honor of Joan Stadsklev, the retiring Associate Dean of Chipola's Fin
• First baby of 2012
• High School grades released
• Alleged bank robber James Daniel Toothman, of Southpor t is loaded into an air ambulance following a high speed chase last Friday.
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 3
• Jackson County Citizen of Year nominations open
• Florida increases minimum wage
• Homestead deadlines loom
• Scott panel cannot compare Florida hospitals
• Jackson County residents getting through the cold
• Monica Tyre (left) helps Teresa Carver and Quillian Carver with their homestead exemption paperwork at the Jackson County Property Appraiser's Office Tuesday.
• April Rackley reorganizes a shelf of baby food at Winn Dixie Tuesday. Some employees in Florida will be seeing a slightly larger paycheck under a minimum wage increase that went into effect Monday.
• Homer Hirt prepares to deliver his acceptance speech after receiving the 2010 Citizen of the Year.
• Chipola College Spring classes begin January 6, 2012. Registration for returning...
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 2
• Hard freeze expected tonight
• Visiting, local bird watchers complete area Christmas count
• After Christmas is prime time for thrift shopping
• FAMU trustees will create anti-hazing committee
• Federal officials join abortion clinic fire probe
• Birder
• Birding duo
• Christmas Bird Count map
• Lissette Pena
• Vintage glass door knob
• Goodwill jewels
• Jeppesen Slide-Graphic Computer
• Are these the droids you're looking for?
• Jackson County police logs for Jan. 1
• Weather tonight will prep county for Tuesday
• Letters: Five Points Road residents happy road will be paved
• Marianna looks back at 2011, forward to '12
• People discuss New Year's resolutions
• Malone burglary suspect charged
• Partners for Pets adoptions spike this year
• County Looking Forward to 2012
• Laurie Johnson
• Ernie Keel
• Dexter Roulhac
• Mary Summers
• Mandy Peacock
• Erma Calhoun
• Mechanic Gene Jackson drives a newly fixed motor grader out of the repair shop at the Jackson County Road and Bridge Department Friday.
• People watch from Madison Park as fireworks light up the sky during the Fourth of July celebration in Marianna.
• These five border collie mix puppies were brought to Partners for Pets Tuesday after they were found in a hollow tree stump.
• Jeremy D. Barnes
• Suspected bank robber crashes van in chase
• High-speed chase suspect
• High-speed chase extraction
• High-speed chase
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 29
• Retrospective notes positives changes
• Sheriff prepares for final big night of 2011
• Old Woolworth's donated to church
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 28
• Jackson County Health Department Administrator William Long addresses the large crowd that braved chilly temperatures for the grand opening of the JCHD new building in November.
• People filled the grassy areas around the Madison Street Park Pavillion during a summer concert in June.
• The Marianna Police Department has put up electronic signs in town reminding motorists to not drink and drive and to buckle up as they celebrate the new year.
• New Year wishes
• Christmas Recycling
• Deputies find an unusual intruder
• Mowrey awarded for support of Guard
• Sex offender captured in Jackson County
• Four arrested for meth in Holmes County
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 27
• The City of Marianna wants your live Christmas trees when you are done with them this holiday season. The trees can be dropped off at the Public Works Department on South Street.
• After-Christmas debris was piling up beside the Jackson County Recycling trailers at the Crossroad shopping center Monday.
• Tim Lambert with the West Florida branch of the ESGR and Sergeant First Class Rick Carey present Mowrey Elevator owner Tim Mowrey and company vice-president Irving Charles with the Patriot Award Wedne
• Woman arrested after chase
• New radio station coming in the fall
• Jackson County courthouse getting facelift
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 26
• Alan Walker puts on the new stucco at the Jackson County Courthouse on Tuesday.
• A tower similar to this now-retired WJNF unit will be erected near the corner of U.S. 90 and State Road 73 to serve a new Christian radio station which is expected to go on the air in fall of 2012.
• Spring Registraiton Jan. 4-5. New Student testing begins Jan. 3.
• County objects to proposed Workforce changes
• Engineer tries hand at retail and his own construction projects
• Indian Springs bids to be taken
• Tests ordered for old county jail property
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 25
• Water samples from around the old county jail will be tested for contaminants as part of ongoing plans to demolish the building.
• Mike Shaw works on putting up drywall at Eastside Plaza Monday.
• FBI shooting range is popular deer hangout
• Stores filled with customers until last second
• Florida lawmakers considering allowing school bus ads
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 22
• Amanda Carnley scours the shelves at Wal-Mart Friday while Christmas shopping for her son.
• Guardian ad litem receives Christmas donation
• Man kidnaps girlfriend, threatens with machete
• MHS biology teachers ask parents to review packet
• County attorney has tie to building county may buy
• Court blocks Florida inmates from having pen pal ads
• Ornament Day at library is a memory-maker
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 21
• FCAT scores
• Quilters Guild gives back to the community
• Man charged with animal cruelty
• Woman dies in crash on I-10
• Marianna wants jurisdiction over annexed roads
• Sen. Montford opens local office, talks of redistricting
• JERALD R. LAND
• From the left are Linda Edwards, Dottie Rehberg and Diane Hiller with the Jackson County Quilters Guild and Tosha Kirkland and Pat Phillips with the Anchorage Children's Home.
• Tons of Fun participants lose 317 pounds
• Future of casinos in Florida may come down to jobs
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 20
• Letters: Teachers deserve job security
• Cloudy title means research for county
• Local educators react to FCAT scoring system changes
• County commission to purchase building for $925,000
• Schools celebrate the holidays
• Fire destroys home in Malone
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Mobile home caught fire
• Clouded title
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Christmas Parties
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 18
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 19
• City awarded grant from CDBG
• Business as usual at Winn Dixie in Marianna
• One injured, six suspended in school fight
• Marianna man arrested on drug charges
• Toys for Tots has successful year
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Toys for Tots
• Toys for Tots
• Toys for Tots
• Carvell Lamar Curry
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 18
• Letters: More representation needed
• Letters: Amendment concerns raised
• Lt. Gov. Carroll cuts opening ribbon at resource center
• Lt. Gov. Carroll attends Chamber breakfast
• Section of fertilizer plant in Cottondale burned down
• Jackson County police logs for Dec. 15
• Fertilizer plant fire aftermath
• Lt. Gov. Carroll visits
• Foundation ribbon cutting
• Domino's deliveryman robbed at gunpoint
• Beware holiday poisoning hazards
• Tiered rose garden project could be 'Gateway'
• Youth Unchained carols for retirement home residents
• Man receives Legion of Merit award
• Update: Old fertilizer plant in Cottondale on fire
• Marianna Woman's Club President Juanita Sanson
• Should using a cellphone while driving be banned nationwide?
• Youth Unchained Christmas
• Youth Unchained carols
• Tiered rose garden drawing
• Tiered rose garden location
• Man receives Legion of Merit award
• Spring Registration Jan. 4-5
• Chipola College Spring classes begin January 6, 2012. Registration for returning...
• Jackson County police log for Dec. 14
• Two more from May meth ring sentenced
• H.E.L.P.S. thanks the community for its support
• Supected tractor thief caught
• NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet this Friday
• McLane Center
• HELPS program
• Rosemary Colvin Facebook
• 16-year-old girl missing since Friday
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 13
• Mary Ann Hutton announces candidacy
• Letters: Solve the problems now
• Letters: Get ready for GOP primary election on Jan. 31
• Letters: Register Republican and choose the next president
• Tracy Allen Benton
• Griffin wins the Leadership Ambassador Award
• Drugs found during traffic stop
• Long lays out campaign platform at meeting
• Legislative delegation meeting gross
• Compass Lake issues focus of delegation meeting
• Kenny Griffin
• Griffin honored
• Bruce Lambert talks with candidate Deon Long
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 12
• Ian Christopher Gross
• Jamie Kathryn Dyer
• Washington County man sentenced on drug charges
• Man allegedly found with pill bottle of cocaine
• Donate to a nursing home resident this holiday season
• Grandmother accused of hitting grandson's face
• Three Rivers State Park holding 8th annual light show
• Florida appeal court hears barrel racing argument
• A team of wooden reindeer
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 11
• Coleman McKinnon III
• Sex abuse charge dropped against local man
• Church planning a live nativity
• Paving suit against county continues
• James Earl Hunt
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 8
• Altha man claims $1 million scrach-off winnings
• Drugs, stolen Family Dollar items found in woman's car
• Man charged with drug possession during traffic stop
• Renovations to Cottondale Village Apartments complete
• Emerald Coast Hospice asking for donations
• 22 arrested, more wanted on narcotics charges in Jackson County
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 5
• Court won't affect push for Fla. drug law change
• Have you started your Christmas shopping?
• Goodwill building apartment complex for disabled people in Chipley
• School bands performing for the Christmas season
• Police: Man arrested after taking child from mother
• Assistant Manager Crystal Russum sorts the $657 in tips that were collected during the lunch portion of the Sonny's Bar-B-Q's Tips for Tots fundraiser Monday.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 4
• Fred Shelfer, Goodwill Industries – Big Bend Inc., President/CEO, speaks about the 15-unit apartment complex for disabled people to be built in Chipley at a press conference on Monday.
• Members of the Sneads High School Band practice for their Dec. 12 Christmas concert Monday afternoon.
• Seminar discusses marketing on the internet
• Living Heritage Day nears
• Sonny's waitstaff donating Monday's tips to Christmas fund
• Two wanted for robbery
• Jackson County Police Logs for Dec. 1
• Three of the people who inspired Danny Sylvester to establish the Living Heritage Day festival in 1995 are shown here in a photo from that year. From left, are his father, Thomas Sylvester, his uncle,
• Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts and WMBB TV morning anchor Jessica Foster deliver a tray of food during the 2010 Sonny's Bar-B-Q's Tips for Tots fundraiser for the Jackson County Christmas Fund. Th
• Valerie Simmons, the assistant director of the Small Business Development Center at Gulf Coast State College, hands out some information to participants in a class on using the internet to promote bus
• Makai Tremal Weston
• Terrell Forrest
• James Thomas
• Local churches bring movie to Marianna
• Program helps get careers back on track
• Audio equipment worth $4,000 stolen from vintage car
• Remembering World AIDS Day in Jackson County
• Florida school board shooting hero writes book
• Barrel race betting begins in Florida
• Barrel racing champion Charmayne James
• Legal gambling on barrel racing begins
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 30
• Local churches worked together to bring the movie "Courageous" to the Marianna Twin Cinema.
• Chipola Regional Workforce Development customer service specialist Tiffany Simmons (left) and Trainer Linda Morales talk about the '5 Steps to Rapid Employment' program.
• Coley speaks to county teachers, principals
• Marianna looks to expand natural gas line
• Woman stopped for traffic violation found with drugs
• Group sues to stop power line through Apalachicola
• Speakers talk to Cottondale school about bullying
• Change may come to Compass Lake in the Hills
• Jury finds robbery suspect guilty
• Marianna's planned natural gas line extension
• Caution: No Bully Zone
• Tammy Cheryl Little
• Chipola Programs
• Lt. Gov. to speak in Jackson County
• Work underway this week on old Bascom School
• Authorities say beware of bank scam
• Florida Senate releases senate, congressional redistricting maps
• This map shows the proposed Florida senate districts, which, if approved, will be the voting boundaries for the next ten years.
• This map shows the proposed Florida congressional districts, which, if approved, will be the voting boundaries for the next ten years.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 28
• Jackson County Sheriffs' Department
• Golson Elementary remembers teacher Tracy Wierman
• Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll
• Project architect Paul Donofro Jr., John Alter, with the school renovation committee , and town council member Billy James talk about the work that will be necessary for the adjacent building that hou
• New students planning to enroll at Chipola during the Spring 2012 are encouraged...
• Christmas parades and celebrations abound
• Man tasered by officer after refusing to leave house
• Man arrested for smoking pot with 17-year-old
• Pregnancy center holding run/walk fundraiser
• Man argues with residents, crashes truck into their house
• Emmett Stanley
• David Ward
• Hope School's staff and students rode and walked to show their Christmas spirit during the 2010 Marianna Christmas Parade.- Floridan File Photo
• Children from the Alford Assembly of God Church march in the 2010 Alford Christmas Parade.
• Volunteer counselor Patti Kleiser, Director Vicki Duelz and volunteer Jackie Carroll work on signs for a walk/run fundraiser for the A Woman's Pregnancy Center this Saturday at Citizens Lodge.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 27
• Two arrested for hitting pregnant woman, other charges
• Southport man arrested for meth lab in Washington County
• Several area post offices facing closures
• Jackson County police logs for Nov. 24
• Noah McArthur stands with Bill Wimberly and the donated cans. McArthur has been selling cans to pay for Christmas gifts for children in need.
• Carolyn Kirce works on answering question about the Cypress Post Office's future during a recent community meeting.
• Toys for Tots Toy Box Drop-off sites in Marianna
• Over 300 people share Thanksgiving at the King's Table
• Christmas in Jackson County ornaments on sale Monday
• Madison Street Park picnic pavilion to be built
• What are you thankful for?
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 23
• Dillmore's Grist Mill is the latest historical site to be featured on a Christmas in Jackson County ornament.
• Marianna City Commissioners authorized a construction company to begin building a picnic pavilion in Madison Street Park.
• Lesley Myrick, Alexis Kendall and Florence Dixon get a plate of food ready during the King's Table annual Thanksgiving lunch Thursday.
• Guardian ad Litem program advocates for local kids
• Local stores preparing for Black Friday
• Locals talk Thanksgiving food
• Stolen car leads Bonifay police on a high-speed chase
• Meth lab bust in Holmes County
• Joseph Paul Clark
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 22
• City of Marianna donates to local food banks
• Dottie McCallister checks the aisle ahead of her while pushing a cartload of pants toward the men's section Wednesday at the VF Outlet in Graceville.
• Loretha Spears hangs up children's items at the VF Outlet in Graceville Wednesday.
• Christina Shirah
• Gwen Watford
• Stephanie Leuenberger
• Terre Arnold
• Vicky Bruner
• Brenola Williams
• Stay safe this Thanksgiving
• Buffalo Soldiers give away Thanksgiving meals
• What are you looking forward to this Thanksgiving?
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 21
• Vernon Speights
• Sera Cooper
• Pastor Ronald Mizer
• Marquis Kelly carries a bag of food out to a car Tuesday during the Buffalo Soldiers' annual program to help people in need of food for Thanksgiving.
• Quatre Couch fills up a bag with groceries Tuesday during the Buffalo Soldiers' annual program to help needy local people.
• Man crashes into Moose Lodge
• Possible suspects in Citizens Park robbery need to be identified
• Jackson County police logs for Nov. 20
• Man dies from crash injuries
• Alabama man fatally crashes on I-10
• Officials prepare to tow the truck away from the scene of a crash in which driver Harold W. Decker hit the side of the Moose Lodge on Sunday. Submitted photo
• Sandy Hascher hands some of the 85 pounds of groceries collected by CrossWay Fellowship to Fred Cook, the director of Chipola Family Ministries Monday. The church also donated $500 to Chipola Family M
• Chipola student Hillary Saunders recently raised $20,000 for the Hearts of Promi...
• Chipola College bowls with turkeys
• Church selling turkeys to build homes in Nicaragua
• "Making Strides" event teaches young kids about diabetes
• Member of Muscogee Nation visits Golson Elementary
• 'Almost Famous' will likely have Vol. II
• Alleged road sign thief arrested
• Three injured in crash on Thursday
• Malone's Curteoona Brelove keeps hold of the ball during the Lady Tigers' game against Cottondale Tuesday.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 17
• Farm City Day honors Jackson County agriculture
• Randy Howell Spencer
• The volunteers from First Baptist Church of Marianna hold a bible study for the Nicaraguan locals.- Submitted photo
• One of the finished homes in Nicaragua built by Project Hope volunteers from First Baptist Church of Marianna.- Submitted photo
• One of the Nicaraguan homes before being worked on by Project Hope mission volunteers from First Baptist Church of Marianna.- Submitted photo
• In response to the book Night , 2nd-place art winner Levi Cobb created this two-dimensional montage of images representing the authors description of his life during the Holocaust.
• In response to the book The Pagemaste r , 1 st place art winner Alyssa Grimes created this three-dimensional book using found objects, string, glue, ink and other materials.
• These are three still shots lifted from Alexus Perry's 1 s t place video, a work she created in response to the book Split, by Swati Avasthi .
• Rodney Ryal leads second graders in a stomp dance Friday at Golson Eleme ntary School.
• Keyanna Granberry hops around as children from the Jackson County Early Childhood Center dance at the Making Strides Against Diabetes event Friday.
• The Chipola Brain Bowl Blue team outplayed 30 teams to win the Delta Burke Acade...
• 98th Army Band a regional fixture
• Motel gets makeover
• Members of the 98th Army Silver Wings Band march in the sixth annual Veterans Day Parade in Marianna last week.
• Meth Ring
• Roads chosen for next revamp
• Man surrenders in Florida after deputy friend request
• Child hit by vehicle
• Cedar Street was one of six roads chosen by the Marianna City Commission to be repaved and repaired.
• Erique Rios and Pablo Pena work in one of the bathrooms at the old Ramada Inn in Marianna. The building is being renovated to get it ready for reopening with a new hotel chain .
• Pablo Pena carries supplies up the stairs at the old Ramada Inn location in Marianna.
• Jackson County police logs for Nov. 16
• Florida prison guards dump PBA, go with Teamsters
• Hams earn 2011 Outstanding Farm Family
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 15
• Local media tours Chipola College Center for the Arts
• The Ham family, winner of the 2011 Outstanding Farm Family of the Year Award, are, from left, Ed Ham, Becky Ham, Jennifer Ham and Mike Ham.
• Mack Glass shows off some of his ripening satsumas.- Floridan File Photo
• The Chipola Theatre Showcase is Thursday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. Theater-goers will...
• Jackson County placed under tornado watch until 8 p.m.
• Beware of new scam in area
• Pianist shares with Arts Association
• Students gather to celebrate 'one sentence' book
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 15
• Pianist Dr. Christine Yoshikawa talks about the production challenges she encountered in putting together her first commercial CD, Journeys Within.
• Quanisha Johnson and Sharon Hardy laugh as they find their names in the "I'm Almost Famous" book Tuesday at Marianna High School.
• Dr. Geoffrey Brooks, professor of Engineering at the Florida State University/Pa...
• Visitors to Hinson tract see nature at its best
• Police say man sped away from traffic stop
• Florida seeks waiver to No Child Left Behind law
• Florida's largest insurer wants sweeping changes
• $10,000 reward offered in burglary case
• Skeet shoot to benefit youth ranches
• Toys for Tots drive gearing up
• Elexander Speights
• Kings Table will be set Thanksgiving Day
• Graceville Correctional Institution holds full-scale drill
• Asian scuba divers train in Jackson County
• Big Week at Chipola Monday, Nov. 14—Dr. John Mayer, Professor of Surgery at Harv...
• Harvard Med Prof at Chipola Monday, Nov. 14
• Bird watchers check out the surrounding trees during a hike at the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area Saturday.
• Randy Ditty brings his kayak to shore at the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area Saturday during Fall Field Day at the park.
• Veterans Day remembered in Marianna
• Jackson County Police Logs for Nov. 10
• Locals talk about Veterans Day
• dive
• Sung Nak Hoon, Cho Soon Cheon, Jim Charles and Lee Shin Hak look over some gear as Charles prepares to help Edd Sorensen put the other three men, all from Korea, through a training session at Blue Spr
• Ting-Kwok Wong, of China, is making his first visit to Blue Springs this week, here for some training related to diving with side-mount tanks.
• Explore the Hinson Conservation Saturday in Marianna
• Three locals on FSU cheer squads
• Local organizations recognize veterans
• No hunting in Florida black bear management plan
• Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area
• Fall colors along the Chipola River
• Alamo Cave at Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area
• Air Force veteran honored
• Holly Holland at her first cheerleading clinic
• Holly Holland, captain of FSU's all-female cheerleading squad
• Laira Skipper cheers for FSU
• VFW smoked turkeys on sale
• Runner knocked out, robbed at Citizens Lodge Park
• HALL OF FAME COACHES TO FACE OFF AT CHIPOLA
• Veteran's Day service, parade planned for Friday
• Colorblind artist to display pieces at show
• Partners for Pets having jewelry fundraiser
• Ashleigh Stowe, right, performs a scene from Our Town with Leah Page Monday afternoon.
• Brenda Peterson from Donalsonville, Ga. looks through the clothes on sale at the Habitat for Humanity Thrift Store Monday.
• Berit Jackson puts up painting Monday at the Chipola Arts Center in preparation for this weekend's Sunday Afternoon with the Arts
• A Marianna man is accused of stabbing his neighbor
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 30
• Authorities seek woman's next of kin
• Poseidon the puppy keeps an eye out for potential adopters as he waits with his siblings in their cage at Partners for Pets Monday.
• Lynwood Tanner, a service operations supervisor with Florida Public Utilities, shows some of his art pieces in a FPU conference room.
• Our Town
• Compass Lake in the Hills petitions seek delay on new charter
• Summit attracts people from all over the region
• Area beef cattle producers attend Beef/Forage Day
• Man found with 56 grams of marijuana during traffic stop
• Man caught with wheelbarrow filled with stolen A/C
• Chipola Paramedic program shortened to an 11-month course
• Judge recommends suspending Sneads Chief of Police
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 27
• TRAVIS KEYS
• MICHAEL BRINCEFIELD
• People interesting in pursuing the development of ecotourism converged at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement in Blountstown Friday for a day-long rural tourism symposium.
• As part of the research at the feed efficiency facility these cows were both fitted with devices to let their digestion be monitored and one (left) is wearing a collar that monitors methane emissions.
• Doug Mayo gives some pointers on picking the right hay to ranchers visiting the Beef/Forage Day at the University of Florida's Beef Unit near Greenwood.
• Cleanup underway on old gas station leak
• Suspected drugs found in flashlight at traffic stop
• Man pretends to be brother to avoid arrest
• Sherriff's Office investigating credit card fraud
• Celebrate Halloween at community event
• Peanut harvest produces decent yield
• Julia Robinson
• Steve Vann
• Dewayne Lawrence
• Gene Foreman
• Russell Enfinger
• Check out the cool pumpkins from Chipola Cosmetology
• Habitat for Humanity gears up for annual fundraiser
• County agrees to hire Tourism Development Director
• Money missing from safe in Jackson County jail
• Regional businesspeople attend Charter First seminar
• Man arrested for Mega Gym assault
• Janet Harns shows off a coffee machine
• Helen Callaway sorts auction items
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 25
• Hundreds of seniors turned out for Senior Day. Click on the pictures to find you...
• A werewolf in the Floridan office
• MinuteClinic opens in Marianna CVS/pharmacy
• Malone fire chief steps down after sex sting arrest
• Four charged with illegal hunting in North Florida
• Jackson County teen dies in Calhoun crash
• Reporter Lauren Delgado, dressed as a werewolf
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 24
• MinuteClinic's Celeste Smith Covington
• Dustin Calloway
• Alford woman faces drug charges after traffic stop
• Graceville High FFA starting alumni club
• Grand Ridge man charged with grand theft and battery
• Authorities warn of ATV sale scam
• Two men arrested for possessing nearly 100 Ecstasy pills
• Jackson County cities to allow trick-or-treating
• Drag marks help investigators locate stolen pipes
• Graceville ag teacher Mark Mauldin
• Patrick Santo Terranova
• Teresa Barrett
• Jerald Land
• Kelson Brothers Battle
• Two Jackson County residents from meth ring sentenced
• FPU may decrease rates for customers
• County Learning Center needs volunteers
• Semi-annual report shows slight increase in crime
• Barbara Bentley hands off a bag of hamburgers and hot dogs during a Graceville Garden Club fundraiser Saturday. Approximately 300 lunches were sold during the event, which was raising money for the pu
• The Jackson County Farmers Market on Madison Street was packed with people Saturday during the Pumpkin Patch in the Park event.
• Hannah Rowell and Lexi Robinson teamed up to decorate a pumpkin as Zoe Clikas checks on her work Saturdat at The Pumpkin Patch in the Park event Saturday.
• Emilee Foran and Amy Adcock get a fright while going through the haunted maze during October Fest at Signature HealthCARE at the Courtyard Saturday.
• Zoe Rowe hunts for bargains in the seasonal section of the Marianna Garden Club's Fall Yard Sale Saturday. The event was raising money to support the club's activities in the community.
• A ghostly figure conjures up a fog bank as it travels through the Mosier's Field of Screams Corn Maze.
• Brittney Amador, Katie Dugan, Andrew Gonzales and Chris Stafford came from Tallahassee to get a scare in the Mosier's Field of Screams Corn Maze.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 20
• Ann Bryan, literacy coordinator for the Jackson County Public Library, talks about some of the programs offered at the library during an interview Friday morning.
• Woody Hall with Florida Public Utilities puts a non-conductive blanket into place while working on a power pole near Cottondale Friday.
• Paramedic program is now 11 months
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 19
• Greyhound trainer pleads no contest to 39 counts of animal cruelty
• Fall events make for a busy weekend
• Pucker Up?
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 18
• TDC approves 2012 budget, ready for county approval
• Chipola Historic Trust receives Dozier School items
• 10-year-old girl donates hair to Locks of Love
• Stay safe for Halloween
• Several area medical entities hold respiratory seminar
• City of Marianna holding food drive for needy families
• Halloween at the Marianna Fire Department
• Fire Safety Fun Day
• Amanda Hinson
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 17
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 16
• New businesses opening in Jackson County
• New fitness program allows particpants to exercise their way
• New health department offices open
• New church "keeping it real"
• House of Horrors back in Marianna
• Breast Cancer Symposium focuses on faith, hope and love
• County approves Tourist Development Council spending
• Chamber VP speaks with Gov. Scott
• Body of City of Marianna employee found
• Man charged with grand theft
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 13
• Cody Mack menaces visitors to the 2010 edition of the Halloween House of Horrors.
• Lucille Latham uses beads to illustrate the different stages of breast cancer and when they are usually discovered during her "beads of hope" presentation Thursday night at the 8th annual Breast Cance
• Submitted Photo Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Mary Pettis poses for a photo with Florida Gov. Rick Scott.
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• Residents upset over plant growth in Lake Seminole
• Swine shown off
• Broadband access coming in 2012
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 12
• LARRY RUSHIN III
• Officials from throughout the panhandle came out Thursday for an update on ongoing efforts to bring broadband access to rural counties.
• Lily pads fill the water behind Gene Mercer as he stands on a dock on Lake Seminole.
• Lake Seminole property owners Dannie Calhoun, Grady Gambill, John Sullivan, Lester Cook, Dollie Mercer, and Gene Mercer gather on a lily pads surrounded dock off of Gail Drive near Sneads last week.
• As the auditorium filled up with social and occasionally antisocial pigs participants in the showmanship competition had increasing difficulty keeping their swine in line.
• Mitchell Hines steers his hog around the arena during the swine showmanship competition at the Panhandle Youth Expo Thursday.
• Grants sought to continue Bascom School renovation
• Fire prevention week kicks off in Jackson County Schools
• Florida Fest attracts 4,000
• County discusses three fire-related issues
• Woman charged with stabbing man and slashing tires
• Term C Registration is Thursday, Oct. 13
• Jennifer M. Stephenson
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 11
• Dustin Evans and Brandon Biddle with the Marianna Fire Department show kindergarteners at Golson Elementary School what firefighters wear so children would not be frightened by one in an emergency.
• Smokey the Bear and his helper Forest Ranger Russell Sims are given art made by students in Michelle Williams Kindergarten class at Golson Elementary School Wednesday.
• Florida Forest Service representative Aaron Kincaid talks to Jackson County Commissioners this week about his agency's activities in the local area.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Bill Mercer and Jenny Foster dance as John Michael Montgomery sings a ballad last Friday night at Florida Fest in Cottondale.
• John Alter
• County developing two side-by-side dirt pits
• County tentatively approves voting machine lease
• Chestnut-fed cattle
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 9
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 10
• David English sorts through a batch of chestnuts Tuesday at L&E Farms in Cottondale.
• Nuts still in the hull dangle from the branch of one of the many chestnut trees at L&E Farms.
• Chestnuts emerge from a broken hull on the ground at L&E Farms in Campbellton.
• Scott Gosnell sets up an iVontronic unit at the Supervisor of Elections Office Tuesday.
• Jackson County's existing iVontronic voting system will have to be replaced by an AutoMark voting System because of action by the Florida Legislature. An iVontronic unit is seen here.
• Jackson County Road and Bridge Superintendent Al Green (left) and Jones Edmunds geologist Troy Hays talk with county commissioners about the need for additional design and other work associated with a
• Marianna High School FFA is teaming up with L&E Farms LLC, chestnut growers, located in Campbellton, Florida to produce a chestnut flavored beef. From the left are Mike LeBoeuf, Jake Daniels, Heath Ro
• Local Chipola student remains positive after competition
• Graceville ready for annual Harvest Day Festival
• McLane Community Center needs supplies
• Amnesty day produces record results
• Health Department closing for relocation
• Majic McNealy (right) works on her reading homework as tutor Justin Holmes helps Taylor McKay with her math homework Monday at the McLane Community Center.
• Bill Mercer and Jenny Foster dance as John Michael Montgomery sings a ballad Friday night at Florida Fest in Cottondale.
• Classic cars and other vehicles filled the area in front of the VF Factory Outlet during the 2010 Graceville Harvest Day Festival.
• Gary Newman works his way through some of the less common chemicals that were dropped off at the Household Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day Saturday.
• Elizabeth Mathis
• Term C Registration is Thursday, Oct. 13. Visit www.chipola.edu
• Teacher talks about the rock-solid foundation of education
• New Dairy Queen to open in a few weeks
• Summit to explore eco, cultural and heritage tourism
• Plenty for educators to discuss at First Friday Power breakfast
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 6
• Dairy Queen representatives David McClain, Victoria Williams and Carrie Buckalew interview possible hires at the One Stop Career Center in Marianna Thursday.
• Tony Tancredi and Barry Brim work on a wall at the new Dairy Queen location off of Highway 71 at the Interstate 10 interchange.
• Grand Ridge School teacher Tonya Gardner tells the story of a special Christmas present she received from a student several years ago.
• The Chipola River, one of Jackson County's ecotourism attractions, makes its way through Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area Friday. The Rural Tourism Development Summit on Oct. 28 will let member
• Larry Moore
• Dinner Theatre offers Sneak Peek of Our Town
• John Michael Montgomery coming to Florida Fest
• Getting Back to Work
• Graceville grad one of 25 influential black women in business
• Local Chipola student competing in Texaco Country Showdown
• Jackson County Police Logs for Oct. 5
• Case Manager Lori York helps a man deal with problems with filing for his unemployment at the Chipola Workforce Development Board's One Stop Career Center in Marianna Thursday.
• Jane Snell, CEO and president of JS-1 Construction, was named one of 25 most influential and prominent black women in business at the 2011 Legacy magazine awards reception. She graduated from Gracevil
• Singer John Michael Montgomery will be performing tonight at Florida Fest.
• Elizabeth Mathis will be singing in the Texaco Country Showdown music competition this Saturday. – Contributed Photo
• Dinner Theatre offers Sneak Peek of Our Town
• Getting back to work
• Sneads woman sentenced to 20 years for part in meth-lab fire
• 51 dilapidated structures identified by Marianna Commission
• Fla. Gov. Scott questioned about jobs promise
• Romney talks jobs at campaign stop in Florida
• Panel to discuss changes in education at Friday Chamber event
• 2 arrested for stealing over $20K of Walmart merchandise
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 4
• Romney tries to finish his fried chicken
• Tiffany Natasha Bryant
• Ja'Quavius Akeem Bundrage
• Fatality in crash on State Road 73
• Dilapidated structure
• Job hunt
• Small businesses more popular in bad economy
• Hazardous Materials Amnesty Day is Saturday
• Woman charged with exploitation of neighbor
• One dead in crash on S.R. 73
• Marianna man arrested for multiple thefts
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 3
• Business seminar
• Meth problem top topic as Montford opens district office in Marianna
• Grand Ridge man critically injured in Sunday crash
• Texan walking to Orlando for a cause makes stop in Cottondale
• Dove Academy detainees recaptured after escape
• Jackson County police logs for Oct. 2
• Shola McCarthy walks to Orlando
• Jefferson Street crash
• Hosford, Roberts and Grover
• Baggett and Montford
• Johnson Statue
• New superintendent brings his own experiences to Sunland
• Internationally-acclaimed artists to be featured at Sunday Afternoon with the Arts
• Florida decides primary date
• Stolen goods intercepted by MPD
• Judge rules jail privatization must be done through specific statute
• New Florida agency to attack economic development
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 29
• Rabid raccoon found in Jackson County
• SHANTA MCCLAIN
• JEREMY BARNES
• JAMES THOMAS
• JASON THOMAS
• jcf_1002_PRIMARIES homer hirt
• The Florida Legislature will be required to pass a law if it wishes to privatize jails according to a ruling by a Leon County judge.
• New Sunland Superintendant Bryan Vaughan talks about his experiences with multiple sclerosis during an interview Thursday.
• Gina Stuart (right) looks over the election returns in Aug 2010 with Alice Pate at the Supervisor of Elections Office.
• This watercolor by Michael J. Harrell is called "Sailing on the Cape."
• Congrats to Jose Bautista, MLB Homerun Champ 2011 and 2010
• Bautista repeats at MLB Homerun Champ
• AFC Scholars
• Brain Bowl Second at UF
• Christmas fund to kick off fundraising
• Woman, boyfriend caught with stolen air compressor
• Learning to lead
• September named Suicide Prevention Month
• Joy Meredith
• Greg Strickland
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 28
• FFA groups from throughout Florida congregated in Marianna Thursday for a leadership training program for chapter officers.
• Jackson County Christmas Fund is working to get ready for the fast approaching holiday season.- Floridan File Photo
• Emergency Services Counselor Donna Davis works at the Life Management Center in Marianna and is available during office hours to assist people who are thinking of committing suicide or of hurting othe
• GOP starting line inches toward New Year's Day
• Chipola students celebrate fall
• Cottondale man, partner grow a 4-pound sweet potato
• Graceville man arrested after threatening men with shotgun
• School district approves salary, evaluation proposals
• Man arrested on meth charges
• Former Florida. Gov. Claude Kirk dies at 85
• Construction worker electrocuted at Panama City site
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 26
• MARKUS MERRIEL
• This 4-pound sweet potato was harvested about a month ago in a field near Cottondale.
• While rain may have a dampened the outside activities at the Chipola Fall Festival Wednesday, the gym was crowded with students enjoying the event's free food with their friends.
• Teacher Cassie Ridley helps Brittany White with some math problems at Cottondale High School Wednesday.
• Keith Brian Barnes
• Breast cancer survivor sells wreaths for the cause
• Region's infant mortality rate still highest in Florida
• Drawing opens for guitars autographed by John Michael Montgomery
• Few students partaking in free breakfast
• Walmart to test lottery ticket sales in some Florida stores
• Man arrested for selling oxycodone outside the health department
• Lanet James
• Students at Graceville High School eat breakfast
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 26
• Fetal Infant Mortality Review Community Action Team
• Ribbon wreath
• Fall Festival is Wednesday
• Battle of Marianna, Civil War still affect region today
• A Yank in the Floridan office
• Man damages Dollar General store, police car
• Three men arrested after bar fight
• Man hits officer after marijuana found
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 25
• Huge solar power farm announced for Florida Panhandle
• SHAWN PERRY
• THOMAS WALKER
• ANTHONY DARON SHIVERS
• MICHAEL MERRIFIELD
• MATTHEW SHANE PETTIS
• Floridan reporter Lauren Delgado watches in her Union soldier gear as her troop fires back at the Confederates.
• As the Battle of Marianna 2011 neared its close, Union troops charged down Highway 90 toward retreating Confederates.
• As the Battle of Marianna progressed some participants re-enacted being dead while others fired off a volley in the direction of advancing "Union" troops.
• Term C Classes begin Oct. 14. Registration is Oct. 13. Call 850-718-2311, or vis...
• Local Softbal players join Chipola team
• 285-acre Greenways project ready for a design
• Country music acts coming to Florida Fest
• City sets millage rate, budget for this year
• School children experience living history
• Jackson County Parks and Recreation Director Chuck Hatcher talks about some of his plans for the canoe launching area at a new county Greenways project off of old US Road near Highway 90.
• Diamond Rio is one of the many famous country acts that will be traveling to Jackson County to perform at Florida Fest Oct. 7-8.- Contributed Photo
• Surviving Bible of Battle of Marianna available for viewing Saturday
• Company to bring high speed internet to nine-county area
• Company to bring high speed internet to eight-county area
• 124 Jackson County students make perfect FCAT scores
• John Wayne Lincoln pleads guilty to Ford murder
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 21
• Larry Clere leads a tour of the Battle of Marianna related graves in the cemetery of St Luke's Episcopal Church during a RiverWay South meeting in June. The graveyard will be open this Saturday for se
• Rick Marcum, executive director of Opportunity Florida, talks about efforts to bring high speed to Jackson and other rural counties.
• Students with perfect scores in science for 5, 8 and 11 th grades are David Horton , Harrison Floyd , Robert Gause and William Braxton. Not pictured is Donovan Hamilton
• Third annual Marianna Day festival is this weekend
• Marianna library extending its hours
• Three arrested on grand theft charges
• Marianna driver's license office closing for two weeks
• County Commission: No change in millage rate
• FDOT seeks public input on State Road 71 project
• Sherry A. Brown
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 20
• Brandon Jelliff
• Kenneth Bonine
• Jelliff and Bonine
• Katelynn Lewis browses at the Jackson County Public Library
• Battle of Marianna reenactment
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit... and where?
• Long-time Chipola arts dean retiring
• Ford portrait unveiled
• Cause of child's death determined
• Summer Dean's List
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 19
• Jackson County School Board approves millage rate, budget
• Program allows teachers to receive master's degree for free
• No-kill animal shelter raises $2,100
• Fort Rucker soldier dies in Washington County traffic crash
• Gov. Scott calls budget trimming agenda a success
• Fla. Senate Republicans pick next Senate president
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 18
• FORMER CHIPOLA PLAYER ADAM LOEWEN JOINS BAUTISTA IN TORONTO
• First Chipola business seminar discusses getting started in business
• BCF celebrates Constitution Day
• September the peak of hurricane season
• Greenwood man charged with shooting at another man
• Clare Scott, left, and Millie Faunce get plates of ready Friday night during a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for the Partners for Pets Animal Shelter.
• Students in Rachel Thomas' fourth grade class work on assembling double circuits Friday at Graceville Elementary School.
• Graceville's Wynterra Pittman gets under the ball during a match against Vernon Saturday during the Chipley Invitational.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 15
• JABRE GILBERT
• Jay Foster hands his daughter, Madison Foster, a pocket copy of the United States Constitution Friday at the Baptist College of Florida.
• Michael Berens (left) and Nathan Dobbs look for good quotes in one of the pocket United States Constitutions they were handing out in the Baptist College of Florida's Student Center Friday for Constit
• When Hurricane Ivan hit Jackson County in September 2004 it spawned tornadoes that caused extensive damage in several areas of Jackson County.
• Len Eichler talks about how to start a small business in Florida during a workshop Friday at Chipola College.
• Mercer speaks
• Woman benefits from Limbs for Life program
• Man arrested for assault receives additional charges
• Wycofff Award announced for Sunday Afternoon with the Arts
• Spirit of the Caverns seeking volunteers
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 14
• Killing feral hogs
• Long-time physician dies at 80
• Liquor petition drive falls short
• Judy Speers puts her new artificial leg back on Tuesday. Her old leg is standing to the right of the chair.
• Judy Speers walks with her husband of 34 years, George Speers, outside of their home near Marianna Tuesday. Judy Speers' artificial leg was provided by the Limbs for Love program.
• Kathy Wycoff , a local artist now deceased, is seen here working on a portrait in 2008. An award in her honor has been established to recognize an adult artist participating in this year's Sunday Aft
• Laura Dewey, Levin Dewey, Aaron Hamilton and Amanda Hamilton get a fright while visiting the haunted house at the 2010 Spirit of the Caverns event.
• Dr. William Brunner
• Bill Wilson hunts wild hogs free of charge for local farmers and other landowners plagued by the beasts. He poses here with one of the hogs and one of the dogs he uses in the hunts.- Submitted Photo
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 13
• Police seeking information on tractor, mower theft
• Marianna man to compete in orchid show
• Sheriff needs $100,000 more for fuel for rest of year
• Man throws knife and screen door at police pursuer
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 12
• Marianna's Linsey Basford returns the ball during a recent home game.
• JOSHUA DAVID PHILLIPS
• KARLEE DANIELLE BUSH
• Jodie Shumaker works on one of his orchids Tuesday at Florida Star Nursery. He is taking his award winning plants to Birmingham to compete in the 27th annual Orchid Show and Sale.
• Capt. Scott Edwards fuels up his patrol car Tuesday at the Jackson County Sheriff's Department. The department is requesting additional money to cover fuel expenses.
• This speed limit sign and two other road signs are believed to have been damaged by someone who stole a tractor and mower from a Jackson County farmer Saturday morning, then ditched the tractor in nea
• SPIKES IS EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH—Tracy Spikes (right) accepts the September Chipo...
• 9-year-old needs double lung transplant
• Greenwood man arrested in Synethitic Marijuana probe
• Greenwood man arrested in Synthetic Marijuana probe
• Legal fight over Scott's plan to limit HMOs ends
• Locals learn how to quickly build an inexpensive greenhouse
• Plans for next year's RiverFest underway
• Trailer weighing 1,340 lbs filled at Chipola River cleanup
• Michael Wayne Henry
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 11
• 2011 Chipola Graduates: Photos of graduation are posted under photos. Find yours...
• CHIPOLA THEATRE STUDENTS ATTEND FSU MEETING
• A time to remember, learn and prepare
• 144th soldiers stand ready to serve
• 'My birthday will never be the same'
• Area events honor 9/11
• Man arrested after eight storage units robbed
• State Attorney Glenn Hess speaks at chamber meeting
• Long returns to Jackson County for Power Breakfast
• Breanna Jenkins shows off the get-well cards above her bed. Breanna has cystic fibrosis, a disease that requires she find a lung donor.
• Breanna Jenkins sits with her mom, Tiffanie, at the kitchen table. Breanna has cystic fibrosis, a disease that requires she find a lung donor.
• Trevor Hylton shows how to build a simple and inexpensive backyard greenhouse Saturday during a class offered by the Jackson County Master Gardeners.
• Mason Zimmerman wades back to shore after an aborted attempt to pick up some underwater garbage Saturday during the Chipola River Clean-Up.
• Britt Dennis searches through the brush around Yancey Bridge for litter Saturday during the Chipola River Clean-Up.
• Memories of 9/11
• Remembering 9/11
• jcf_0911_911 BIRTHDAY Melvin Henderson
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 8
• Andrew Curtis Neel
• State Attorney Glenn Hess talks about some of his more amusing experiences on the campaign trail during the Chamber of Commerce's First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Officials from throughout Jackson County gathered Friday for the annual Chamber of Commerce's Local Government Appreciation Breakfast Friday.
• The 144th Transportation Company was learning how to fire and handle their weapons in a moving truck as part of their training at Fort Bragg in 2004.
• Deon Long, 1985 graduate of Marianna High School, is running for the U.S. Senate.
• Ann Strickland
• April Graham
• Diane Pate
• Samona Chavers
• Stephanie Sullivant
• Travis Moxley
• Florida marks 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Chipola College offers 10 Bachelor's Degrees. Visit www.chipola.edu
• Two arrested in Marianna drug bust
• Rain eased need for water temporarily
• Jackson County police logs for Sept. 7
• Fla. passes up over $100 million in federal grants
• Event billed as state's longest yard sale
• Marianna Arts Festival presents City with $5,000
• September is Library Card Sign-up month
• Rain eased need for water temporarily
• Clarence Bryant
• Michael Partida
• City approves concept for Madison Street Park garden
• Sneads High School remembers 9/11
• Grandchildren of deceased teacher's aide set up foundation
• Owenfest an extension of parents' love
• VA will host two events Friday
• Two schools broken into over the weekend
• Third person dies in accident
• United Way kick-off set for Thursday
• Jerica and Edward Ward hold hands as they talk about the loss of their baby to a rare brain aneurysm, and their plan to set up a foundation in his memory to help the parents of suffering children.
• Jabre Tierra Gilbert
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 5
• Enrollment Up
• People enjoy the last day of Blue Springs
• Man dies in Holmes County crash
• Man injured in I-10 crash
• Fire destroys Indian Springs home
• 1,176 FPU customers without power
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 4
• Two die in accident on Highway 71
• A fire early Monday morning destroyed this home in Indian Springs.
• Tropical Storm Lee brought winds and rain as well as downed tree limbs and power outages to Jackson County. This tree was blocking Poplar Springs Road Monday.
• Dustin Dickson hops up and down on the diving board at Blue Springs as he builds up to make his big leap into the water Monday.
• Malone High School robbed
• Tropical Storm affects Labor Day holiday
• Wheelchair champion
• Students can be 'Almost Famous"
• First female firefighter since the 1970s hired
• Call for disabled vehicle turns into drug bust
• Jackson County Police Logs for Sept. 1
• ETHAN WALKER BRANCH
• BILLY JACK JOHNSON
• Melvin Henderson pulls ahead during a wheelchair race at the Veterans Wheelchair Games in Pittsburgh, Pa.
• Melvin Henderson holds up the medals he won in his latest trip to the National Veterans Wheelchair Games.
• Kathy Johnson is the second woman to be on the City of Marianna Fire and Rescue's payroll since the 1970s.
• While Jackson County is unlikely to take a direct hit from Tropical Storm Lee wind and rain are expected.- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Graphic
• County says Marianna not complying with statute
• Chipola Theater Season Opens with 'Our Town'--Auditions Sept. 6-7
• Domestic dispute turns violent
• Possible tropical depression brewing in Gulf
• Wild Orchids headlining RiverFest
• Parents and students to pray at football game
• Unexpected drug bust yields two arrests
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 31
• Jackson County Commissioners are asking Marianna officials for statutorily required information about the city's Community Redevelopment Area activities.
• Michelle, with the guitar, and Melinda, with the violin, are the front women of the band The Wild Orchids. The duo will perform at RiverFest this Saturday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
• This NOAA satellite image taken Thursday shows fairly widespread cloud cover with a large area of embedded thunderstorms over much of the eastern Gulf of Mexico due to a trough of low pressure in the
• K-9 Officer Tyler Scarborough holds up a cell phone while Sgt. Jason Carnley takes a picture as they document evidence at the Marianna Police Department Thursday.
• Marianna Head Coach Steve DeWitt tells his players to focus on the game against Cottondale as Thursday's practice at Bulldog Stadium wraps up. Marianna High School students, their families and communi
• DANTE DAVIS
• $100,000 added to budget for maintenance of new health department building
• Now is the time to plan for hurricanes
• Final theater season in Chipola College's old theater
• Attorney LaDray Gilbert speaks at mentoring program
• Rep. Southerland: Debt remains biggest threat to U.S.
• Participants in a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training class put what they learned into practice Saturday during a practice exercise at the Jackson County Emergency Operations Center. The
• Attorney LaDray Gilbert talks to students taking part in a new mentoring program at Marianna High School Monday night.
• Bankruptcy attorney Charles Wynn, right, shares his concerns with U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland, left, after Wednesday's meeting of the Marianna Rotary Club.
• Cello Concert, Thursday, Sept. 1, 2 p.m., Chipola Chapel
• Police launch holiday enforcement campaign
• Beer leads police to suspect
• County commits to roadside herbicide progra
• Greenwood man charged with attempted murder
• Steve Conrader with Patterson Dental installs equipment in one of the examination rooms at the new Jackson County Health Department building Tuesday.
• Arthur Jenkins Jr. led investigators to this gun hidden a short distance from the scene of a shooting on Oscar Road Tuesday.
• Triathlon raises money for local nonprofits
• Plans for Union Grove property discussed at school reunion
• Local woman to help in wake of Irene
• Fire damages home of Sneads Town Council member
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 28
• Mandee Baumer pulls ahead of another athlete in the closing feet of the Building Strong Families Triathlon and Duathlon Saturday. She was the woman's winner for the duathlon.
• Amanda Dean hustles to get her bike on the road after finishing the swimming section of the Building Strong Families Triathlon and Duathlon Saturday.
• Union Grove alumni have been working at their old school with an eye towards converting the long closed facility into a community center.
• Union Grove School alumni tour the campuses buildings following a whole school reunion Saturday.
• This home on Ivey Lane near Sneads was damaged in a fire on Sunday.
• This home on Ivey Lane near Sneads was damaged in a fire on Sunday.
• 'It's time to shake things up'
• Grant money helps local Co-op producers
• Deadline approaching for liquor-by-drink issue
• Green Circle Bio Energy may expand
• Local pursuing music dream in Nashville
• Cottondale grad to rock the stage at 'Burning Man' festival
• Tickets for 'Artistic Reflections' on sale Monday
• RiverFest in the works
• "Jackson Yes"
• Sneads' Tre Keys tries to shake off Liberty County defenders during a preseason jamboree in Chipley.
• Joan Stadsklev has been associate dean for the past 25 years and the executive director for the Chipola Regional Arts Association for the past 22 years. She will be honored at "Artistic Reflections,"
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 25
• Fireworks will be closing out the Riverfest celebration on Sept 3.- Floridan File Photo
• Gray Swoope, Florida Secretary of Commerce and president of Enterprise Florida, talks about efforts to streamline the economic development process during an address to the board of directors for Flori
• Morten Neraas.
• Business and economic leaders from 16 area counties gathered in Marianna Friday for a Florida's Great Northwest Board of Directors meeting.- Photos by Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Farm Manager Otis Britt, front, and Project Manager Eugene Pittman look over crops growing in the New North Florida Cooperative fields.
• Musician Andrew McGee, formerly of Jackson County, is in Nashville, Tenn., to finish his first CD. – Contributed Photo
• Musician Lee Hoffman, formerly of Jackson County, shares a moment with his mom, Marianna resident Joyce Hoffman. He will perform Monday at the Burning Man festival in Nevada.- Contributed Photo
• Building Strong Families triathlon and duathlon this Saturday
• Fall Farmers Market to be held
• Woman convicted of grand theft auto
• Chipola College introduces two new bachelor's degrees
• Construction company and county at odds
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Jason Reed
• Kevin Russell melds literature and drama by acting out a story about pirates for a Future Educators' Club workshop in January. A theatre graduate, Russell decided to get his English education degree,
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 24
• Jones Construction owner Tim Jones explains why he may file a lawsuit against Jackson County in order to fight for a paving contract adjustment that the county is refusing to make. Jones said he hopes
• After a successful summer, the Jackson County Farmers Market is gearing up for a fall selling season.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Swimmers head into Merritt's Mill Pond during the Freedom Springs Triathlon in July. The park will be hosting the Building Strong Families Triathlon & Duathlon this Saturday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Ashley Pavuk, a secondary math education major, works on geometry in the ACE Lab at Chipola College on Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• CHIPOLA COSMETOLOGY LAUNCHES NEW SYSTEM IN NEW SHOP— The Chipola College Cosmeto...
• Husband charged with stealing wife's debit card
• Woman found guilty of meth charges
• Spending tourism-generated dollars
• County considering full-time tourism director
• Building transactions
• County keeping options open on old health public health property
• School board calls on community to identify truant students
• School board shines more light on its business
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 23
• Sean Andrew Griffith
• Students pour into the hallways during a class change at Cottondale High School Wednesday. The Jackson County School Board is starting a new program called Operation Round Up designed to make it more
• Members of the Jackson County School Board are using computers during meetings in an attempt to go paperless.- Deborah Buckhalter/ Floridan
• Tourist Development Council members Paul Donofro Jr. (left) and Mickey Gilmore explain the need for a full-time paid tourism director.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Marianna City Manager Jim Dean talks to Jackson County Commissioners about Marianna Health and Rehabilitation during Tuesday's meeting. He was at the meeting to request that the commission donate the
• The Jackson County Commission is considering purchasing this building on Green Street. The upstairs offices are being used by the state attorney's office and is being rented from an employee of the pu
• Tests look good for Chipola River
• Garbage truck's contents catch fire near Highway 73
• Redistricting a big item for next session
• 200 Jackson County students fail to show for class
• Where are they?
• Bonnie Goff helps students in her sixth grade social studies class Tuesday at Marianna Middle School. School attendance is down overall for the county.
• Teye Reeves, right, and Marian Johnson with the Florida Chamber of Commerce answers questions from the crowd following a program about the legislative session and the redistricting process Tuesday.
• A backhoe clears away smoldering garbage from the northbound lane of Highway 73. For unknown reasons, the contents of a garbage truck caught on fire around 11:45 a.m. on Monday. The driver pulled onto
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 22
• Person of Interest sought in Saturday Shooting
• Man arrested on Meth Charges
• Raw Sewage Runs Into River
• Graceville Man Wins $4 Million
• Ariel Folsom sets up a spike during a Marianna High School volleyball practice Monday.
• Sneads Head Football Coach Don Dowling talks to a player during a recent practice.
• Artist Series Tickets on Sale
• Andrew Davis Whidden
• Caroline Farris gets some encouragement from her mom, Ginger Farris, before starting her first day of first grade at Cottondale Elementary School. While reactions to the start of school varied , the l
• Spring Creek was closed to visitors Monday because of potential contamination after a sewer line broke and sent effluent into the Chipola River and creek Sunday.
• Jackson County Public Works Director Steve Croxton works clearing out a space around a sewer line under repair near Spring Creek Monday.
• Robert "Buddy" Skipper of Graceville is $ 4 million richer thanks to a scratch off ticket he purchased at an area business.
• Forecasters say SC could see effects of Hurricane Irene
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 20
• School board adopts 'droopy pants' policy, outlaws 'sexting'
• Three different tracks for high school students to follow
• School Calendar for 2011-12
• After school program ready for students
• On the menu
• Jackson County police logs for Aug. 18
• Golson Elementary School Assistant Principal Jessica Craven, center, introduces second grader Tyadrian Billips Graham, right, to the school's new principal, Diane Long, during Golson's open house Frid
• Cottondale High School ninth grade science teacher Angela Ostrander, right, tries to sell sixth grade science teacher Teresa Hendrix on doing a miniature "zip line" as a class project.- Mark Skinner/F
• From left, H.E.L.P.S. Director Rhonda Bohles gives Shari Jones, Tan Jones, Jayiza Smith and Kendrick Pope a hand as they look through a table of school supplies at the McLane Community Center in Maria
• Fall Classes begin Monday, Aug. 22. Late Registration continues through noon on...
• Fall Classes begin Monday, Aug. 22
• Government hopes to try bingo defendants this year
• Chamber to host legislative affairs luncheon
• Dothan native combined love of art and music in career
• Teen rescued at Blue Springs
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 17
• Alan Krilevich and Dr. Kevin Marie Scoggin helped rescue a teenager who was in danger of drowning at Blue Springs Recreation Area on Wednesday.- Submitted Photo
• Ladarius Nix breaks through the defensive line during Graceville Middle School football practice Thursday.
• CHIPOLA NURSING GRADS—Twenty-four students recently completed Chipola College As...
• Thursday, Aug. 18, is registration for new and re-admission students. Students...
• Jackson Yes campaign re-engergized
• Residents ask questions of USDA in roundtable discussion
• Fort Rucker soldier honored with Purple Star
• Woman arrested on child sex charge
• Florida's specialty license plates drop in sales
• Indians starting over with brand-new team
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 16
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• USDA Rural Business and Cooperative Programs Administrator Judy Canales talked about agency initiatives and took public input at a meeting in Marianna on Tuesday afternoon.
• State Rep. Marti Coley (center) was among the many people invited to participate in a "White House Rural Roundtable" discussion with USDA officials in Marianna on Tuesday.- Deborah Buckhalter/ Florida
• Jessica Gibbs tells customers at Dino's Italian Cafe and Sports Bar about the Jackson Yes campaign Wednesday.
• Deputies arrest soldier
• Food recalled after potential contamination
• Biking 4,300 miles for fun
• Bringing smiles in midst of grief
• Man jumps from hospital window, gets sent back
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 15
• From left, Trudy Nye, John DeVries, Joann DeVries and Pete Sands take a rest and water break at a business in Sneads before continuing their 4,300 mile trek from Oregon to Jacksonville.- Deborah Buckh
• Woman arrested for possession of 18 Lortab pills
• Man alledgely eats marijuana
• 7 crack rocks found during traffic stop
• Man charged with stealing collectible coins, cash
• Two women charged with child abuse
• Marianna Middle School Football Coach Hunter Nolen gets the Bullpups oriented before their first practice Monday.
• jcf_0815_TAMPERING MARIJUANA Quinton Cornell Jackson
• jcf_0815_PILL JAMIE LYN TAYLOR
• jcf_0815_DURDEN BURGLARY DAVID THOMAS
• jcf_0815_COCAINE CHARGES Darryl Dewayne Hayes
• jcf_0815_CEMETARY Chasity Noelle Daniels
• jcf_0815_CEMETARY Bridget Yon Russell
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 14
• City gives incentives to clean up Marianna
• County commits $19,000 to terrorism training
• Attempt to decrease cost of autos
• Fort Rucker team investigating Afghan chopper crash
• School menus to feature local produce
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• A successful trash pick-up effort by community volunteers last month is being followed up with a second one on Aug. 20, which will add several roads to the clean up route.
• As teachers from throughout Jackson County converged on Marianna High School Friday for the district in-service meeting, Grand Ridge School Cafeteria Manager Teresa Stossel runs a tray of boxed sandwi
• Jan Pierce (left) and Toni Jones race to get ahead of the demand for tea and drinks at the Jackson County School District's annual in-service meeting Friday at Marianna High School.
• Road contract changes
• County waives fees for letter to FEMA
• State official visits Florida State Hospital
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 10
• The county's work on a paving project on White Tail Drive, located off of Highway 71 near I-10, is going to cost more than expected due to the need to move a water line.
• Employees at Florida State Hospital crowded into the facility's chapel Thursday to listen to a presentation by the head of the Department of Children and Families.
• David Wilkins, secretary of the State of Florida's Department of Children and Families, addressed concerns about privatization during a visit to Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee Thursday.
• 2011 Sales Tax Holiday
• Theft suspect found living in vacant house
• Man fine after RV falls on him
• County to help pay for holiday decorations
• Winning Fantasy 5 Lottery Ticket Sold in Grand Ridge
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 9
• The 27 new light poles around the Jackson County Courthouse will be decorated for Christmas under an agreement between Jackson County and the City of Marianna.
• A man working on an rv at Auto Clinic in Marianna Wednesday escaped serious injury after a jack collapse trapped him underneath the vehicle.- Jennifer Curci/ Floridan
• Antwain Pittman
• Devonte Green makes a catch Tuesday as the Sneads Pirates get ready for the fast approaching football season.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• County recycling program downsized
• Homeless veterans
• Tip leads to drug arrests
• City pursues health department building
• Jackson County police logs for Aug. 8
• Sneads Junior Varsity Coach Shawn Graham walks the Pirates through a play Tuesday.
• Daniel Bibbee
• Aprille Lawson
• Vigie Ambay and Tammy Helms help the Rev. Williams Walker during a physical therapy session at Marianna Health and Rehabilitation Tuesday. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Warehouse Manager Eddie Maybon dumps a load of cardboard into a bundling machine at the Jackson County Recycling Department Tuesday. The department is cutting the number of days it will accept recycla
• Tommy Layton, front, Tom Bower, center and Ernest McNeil talk about efforts by Veterans of Foreign Wars Ted Walt Post 12046 to help homeless veterans in Jackson County.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Two Killed in Weekend Accident
• Local Friends Mourn Soldier
• Man Shoots Son in Possible Self Defense
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 6-8
• US soldiers from the 2nd Brigade, 87th Infantry Regiment, 10th Mountain Division, secure the area after exiting a Chinook helicopter, Helmand Province, southern Afghanistan, in this Sunday, June 18, 2
• Woman is Volunteer of Year for Second Harvest
• Friday Power Breakfast focuses on tourism
• From Their Pond to Yours
• Bruce Johnson wades into one of the ponds at the Blountstown Blackwater Creek facility in preparation for sorting a net full of fish.
• Fish flock to the surface of one of the tanks at Blackwater Creek Koi Farms Friday. In addition to koi the farm also grows goldfish.
• A school of koi make their leisurely way across one of the many tanks at the Blackwater Creek Koi Farm in Blountstown Friday.
• Jordan Paradise leads her uncle Travis Ballard through the cave at Florida Caverns State Park Friday.
• Barbara Turner was recognized as the volunteer of the year by Second Harvest of the Big Bend.
• Adult Education Changes
• City Hall closed for computer upgrades
• Splash Pad rule board installed
• Man allegedly pours bleach on girlfriend's things
• The Marianna Police Department is seeking information about a theft at Bob Pforte Dodge on Wednesday.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 3
• The City of Marianna's busines s office was closed Thursday and today because of a computer system software upgrade in progress. It should be open as usual on Monday, and an automated message tells ca
• Martha Johnson waves to the crowd as the 2011 graduates from Jackson County Adult Educations make their way down the at Christian Center Church. Changes are underway that could make it harder for stud
• Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan Fred Staley (left) and Luis Aviles finish installing the new Spalsh Pad rules board Thursday.
• The Sneads Pirates line up to run a play during a spring practice.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Marianna seeks donations to build pavilion
• Rex Lumber Company employees help catch theives
• Two men arrested for drug possession
• Man allegedly steals debit card from borrowed car
• Property fight
• Ethics case against ex-Fla. House speaker dropped
• Wayne Kennedy Neal
• Marianna City Commissioners voted Tuesday night to ask the state of Florida for vehicles and recreational equipment used at the old Dozier School for Boys.
• Elexis Collins runs through the splash pad fountain at Madison Street Park Wednesday. Her mom, Miranda Collins, is seen in the background with Elexis' sister, Novella Collins, on one of the benches ar
• Timothy Allen Taylor
• Randall Jerome Wynn Jr.
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 2
• Emily could bring rain to area.
• Sturgeon farm thriving in Bascom
• Jobless flood One Stop Center for help
• Job Fair Thursday
• Shane Griggs works on a computer at the One Stop Center in Marianna Tuesday.
• While disorganized, Tropical Storm Emily still had sustained winds of 40 mph Tuesday.- Image Courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• First spawning of Beluga in the United States, the juveniles are now healthily maturing at Sturgeon Aquafarms near Bascom.- Contributed Photo
• Sturgeon Aquafarms owner Mark Zaslavsky in a tank with a fully mature Beluga sturgeon.- Contributed Photo
• Jackson County Police Logs for Aug. 1
• Privatization update coming Wednesday for ACI officers
• Copper stolen from church
• Jackson County added to disaster declaration
• Prankster's firecrackers destroy toilets
• Cypress post office to be studied for possible closure
• Cypress is the latest Jackson County community to have its post office studied for possible closure by the U.S. Postal Service
• Pastor Dale Worley checks on the gas tank at the Graceville Community Church Monday.
• Jeremy Branch
• While repairs were underway in the bathrooms at Citizens Lodge, there were still signs of the damage caused by vandals.
• Jackson County Police Logs for July 30-31
• Clarity needed
• Homebuyers find unwelcome guest
• Man accused of 'doctor shopping'
• Judge rules against pavers seeking payment
• MHS kicks off mentoring program
• Teen clean-up crew rides the river
• Police log for July 28-29
• Alabama Attorney General's Office sends cease and desist order to Center Stage Alabama
• Timothy Ramon Dickerson
• Judge John L. Fishel II has denied a motion to reconsider a previous ruling he made in a lawsuit against Jackson County over some paving projects.
• Loretha Spears gets a display of backpacks ready for back-to-school shoppers at the VF Outlet store in Graceville Wednesday.
• Canoes loaded with Air Force Trails campers pull up at Bear Paw Adventures after spending several hours scouring the Chipola River for litter Thursday.
• Garbage bags quickly began to pile up as Air Force Trails campers unloaded the garbage they collected on the river. They filled up approximately 20 bags with litter during their trip.
• Shirl Williams
• Marianna tax rate won't change
• City won't ban Internet cafes
• City changes scholarship process
• $1 million to expand gas line
• Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts takes an evidence bag out of one of the internet parlors near Marianna that raided by investigators earlier this month. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Dave Nicholson, a member of the Marianna Scholarship Committee, explains why changes are needed in the application process.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Gene Strickland
• Jim Dean
• Police log for July 27
• Missing teen found, companion charged
• Alleged party pill supplier charged
• Speeding driver caught with drugs
• Housing authorities' funding cut
• County ad campaign ready to go
• Justin Divine
• Christopher J. Helms
• Derek Worley works on removing old pipes from the wall in one of the Northwest Florida Regional Housing Authority's apartments on College Street in Graceville. Housing authorities in Graceville and Ma
• Donna Bacon from Crossville, Tenn. looks over the attractions available to visitors in Jackson and other northwest Florida counties, while searching for vacation information at the U.S. Highway 231 We
• CHAD L. PETERSON
• Delaney Johns
• CHIPOLA FALL CLASSES BEGIN SOON—Chipola College students Kasey Revell (left) and...
• SMITH TO RUN FOR CHIPOLA—Sharlynn Smith, a standout athlete from Altha School, h...
• CRAWFORD RECOGNIZED BY CHIPOLA BOARD—Jeff Crawford of Marianna, outgoing chair o...
• bed tax
• BIG BEND AHEC HEALTH CAREERS SUMMER CAMP—Twenty-three students from high schools...
• Police log for July 26
• Trial shakes faith in the justice system
• An unwelcome welcome
• Drug task force raids convenience stores
• Alleged drunk driver crashes car during pursuit
• District gets grant for math, science
• FAMU alumni plan county event
• Autumn Leighanne Whaley
• Chaudhari Ghanshyambnai
• Dineshkumar Prajapati
• Faisal Mukhtar
• Kimberly Louise Winston
• Mukeshkumar Prajapati
• Marianna High School's Meghan Hinson, right, smiles for the cameras Tuesday during her signing ceremony with Gulf Coast State College. Her grandmother, Ottis Ellerbee, is at left.
• Michael Kilts and Nora Mayo works on a school event calendar for the upcoming year at the school board main office. Graceville High will be the first school to begin using grant money this school year
• Carmen Cummings
• Derek Horne
• Police log for July 25
• Grand jury: Shut down Internet cafes
• Police seize suspected stolen items
• Hospital wrapping up expansion projects
• CC Students: Tomorrow is the last day to withdraw from a Summer II class.
• Police log for July 24
• First things first
• Alleged gunman held after high-speed chase
• Stopped for speeding, charged with fraud
• Don't gut farm bill
• Region's unemployment up
• Few details on USDA discrimination claims program
• Police log for July 21-22
• Driver injured when log truck flips
• During a public meeting at the Ag Center on Penn Avenue Thursday night, USDA Deputy Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Fred Pfaeffle describes the different ways the organization is attempting to ad
• Farm Bureau Insurance President John Hoblick ask for input from farmers during a meeting in Marianna. Farmers are concerned that budget cuts could gut programs within the farm bill. —Mark Skinner/Flor
• William Pino
• Yosvani Jimenez Toledo
• Sheriff wants raises for all
• County cuts $1M from road budget
• Library budget fine, director says
• Biker hit by pickup dies
• Gage Parker pitches for the Marianna Ozone All-Stars during the district tournament in Bonifay.
• Jackson County Public Library Director Darby Syrkin presents her budget to the county commission and asks them to address the high number of employees at the library who are dependent on grants to fun
• Dispatcher Wanda Arnold looks up a "dealing in stolen property" code for a deputy at the Jackson County Sheriff's Office Thursday afternoon. Sheriff Lou Roberts' budget request includes adding more di
• Sheriff Lou Roberts
• The Jackson County Commission pores over the road and bridge departments' budget Thursday afternoon. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for July 20
• Changes to bed tax spending proposed
• Tax collector moves to take over license office
• Reform school closing a dagger to Jackson County
• Police log for July 19
• Under proposed changes to the rules governing the use of bed tax revenues, the Russ House could become Jackson County's official visitor's center, with a full-time tourist development director. —Mark
• While the Marianna Highway Patrol office has been closed, the Florida Division of Motorist Services' driver's license office, located behind it, remains open. —Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Carolyn Watford helps David McMillan renew his driver's license Wednesday at the Florida Division of Motorist Services' Marianna office. The office's services are being taken over by the Jackson Count
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• Put it to use
• Six charged, four sought after brawl
• Vet seeks disability claim
• School board considers special tax
• Activist offers help on water issues
• Police log for July 18
• Cable work dims the lights in Marianna
• Farmers say rains came just in time
• Train hits vehicle near U.S. 231
• Driver charged after he drops cocaine
• Foster Myers
• Danny Mathis looks over a broken power pole in downtown Marianna Monday.
• Farmer Jeff Pittman drives his sprayer through a field near Two Egg Monday. After weeks of drought the rainfall that Jackson County received over the weekend may mark a turning point for some crops.
• CHIPOLA PBL WINS FOURTH AT NATIONALS—The Chipola College Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda recently placed fourth in the national competition in Parliamentary Procedure. Chipola team members are, from left: Barbara Wynn, Katrina Messer, Tracy Scott and J
• HINSON IS TOP EMPLOYEE—Stacey Hinson is Chipola College’s Career Employee for July. Hinson serves as a Department Associate in the Student Affairs Department and has worked at the college since 2008. Here, Hinson is congratulated by Chipola p
• GULF POWER INCREASES CHIPOLA SCHOLARSHIP FUND—Gulf Power in Chipley recently added $1,000 to the Gulf Power Endowed Scholarship Fund at Chipola College. Here Darrin Wall, Gulf Power manager (right), presents the check to Chipola Foundation director
• FORMER CHIPOLA CHEERLEADER IS NEW DERMATOLOGIST MARIANNA—Chipola College alumna and former cheerleader Dr. Shellie (Davis) Marks recently completed her Dermatology Residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She recently joined Inverness
• CHIPOLA ATHLETES NAMED TO ALL ACADEMIC TEAMS MARIANNA—Though Chipola College’s athletic seasons have concluded, postseason academic honors continue to pour in from the state and national level. The Chipola Women’s Cross Country team wa
• Police log for July 17
• Is it really that bad?
• Mother wants meth support group
• USDA meeting to address bias claims
• Biker injured by truck on interstate
• Police log for July 15
• Sheriff's office raids alleged gambling parlors
• Rachel Key buries her head in her hands as her son, Carlton Wayne Key, is sentenced to 30 years in prison.
• Kids collect a ton of trash
• Child found dead at home
• Man jailed after shooting himself
• Ex-Alford employee charged
• Passenger nabbed on drug charge
• Alabama residents lose phone, Internet service after line cut
• Cameron Gray hurls the ball across the field while warming up at the Marianna Ozone All-Stars' practice Wednesday.
• Jeffery Wayne Butler
• Participants in the litter pick-up project pose for a photo in front of the Marianna Public Works Department. They picked up more than a ton of litter during a three-hour sweep of the roads and neighb
• Bags in hand, litter pick-up project participants make their way up Eva Mae Road in search of garbage last Saturday.- Submitted Photo
• Carson Faircloth holds a second place ribbon she won in a Future Business Leader of America district competition in 2010.
• Robert Dean Turner Jr.
• Police log for July 13
• Suspect tries to eat evidence
• Man charged for stealing peanut wagon
• County seeks bridge repair bids
• Jackson County aids Holmes eradication raid
• Robert Earl Thompson
• Albert Jadon Lane
• Sherri DeWitt/Floridan Two people were killed in this single vehicle tractor trailer rollover Wednesday morning at the intersection of Kynesville Road and U.S. Highway 231.
• A few of the 1,517 marijuana plants destroyed in Holmes County are seen here. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office helicopter assisted the Holmes County Sheriff's Office in an aerial eradication operat
• The Jackson County Commission is seeking bids to repair damage to area bridges. The work needed ranges from concrete repairs to bridge erosion. This bridge in River Road near Sneads, seen here, was id
• Two dead in Highway 231 crash
• Police log for July 12
• Verdict not shocking, but disappointing
• Internet game ban
• Linking up with the 21st Century
• Marianna to study banning Internet cafes
• Marianna rents tower space to Internet provider
• Internet games Corder
• Internet games Hess
• Man who attempted to flee gets 10 years
• City workers get raises
• Police log for July 11
• Man injured in meth lab blast gets 30 years
• County crisis manager gets taste of new job
• Failure to stay in lane lands N.C. driver in jail
• Woman attacked by cat warns of dangers
• Police log for July 10
• Rachel Key, left, asks Circuit Court Judge William Wright for leniency Monday in sentencing her son, Carlton Wade Key, right. He was sentenced to thirty years in prison, after Wright heard from Ke
• Millie Jackson
• Millie Jackson shows the bite marks from a cat that attacked her outside her residence in Cottondale early this month. Jackson is undergoing rabies treatment, although it is unknown whether she was in
• American Red Cross volunteer Sandy Hascher listens as a first grader at a shelter reads "Red Fish, Blue Fish, One Fish, Two Fish," a Dr. Seuss classic. – Contributed Photo
• Sandy Hascher took this and many other pictures of the destruction wrought by storms in north Alabama earlier this year.- Contributed Photo
• Richard Long, left, and Sandy Hascher spent a lot of time talking about Long's traumatic experience in the tornado that destroyed his Alabama home. Hascher was a shelter volunteer where Long lived in
• Jury decision shows need for new law
• A real marketing push
• Wells Fargo transition complete
• Rural broadband initiative moving along
• Child dies from wreck injuries
• Gulf Power seeks rate increase
• Semi jackknifes on interstate
• Police log for July 8
• Wells Fargo operates one bank branch in Jackson County. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Wells Fargo representative Vicky Beauchamp talks about the banks transition from Wachovia to Wells Fargo. – Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Rick Marcum, executive director of Opportunity Florida, talks about efforts to bring broadband internet access to rural counties in Florida during the First Friday Power Breakfast.- Mark Skinner/Flori
• Brothers in arms charged for burglary
• Bascom man charged for missing TV
• Man charged for drugs, resisting arrest
• Green Circle damaged by fire
• Police log for July 6
• Two Gracevillle residents face Ala. drug charges
• Jackson County to advertise at airport
• Center Stage bingo profits will go to charity
• The Jackson County Tourism Development Council will be utilizing this information kiosk to market the county's attractions to arriving passengers at the Panama City airport. –Contributed photo
• Gary Ouellette
• Barbara Finch
• Petition drive
• Police log for July 5
• Make it bigger
• Job center goes mobile to help former state employees
• JacksonYes: We're right on schedule
• Marianna man dies in motorcycle wreck in Alabama
• Marianna may go it alone on inspections
• The Associated Press Defense attorney Jose Baez and his client, Casey Anthony, react after the jury acquitted her of murdering her daughter, Caylee, during Anthony's murder trial at the Orange County
• Frank Bernaldo, a former Dozier employee, gets some help from Candice Kirkland Tuesday at the Marianna One-Stop Center. A mobile unit has been set up at the Marianna office to help laid off state empl
• Police log for July 4
• Jackson County marks the Fourth
• Campbellton cries foul
• Marianna girl injured in Walton accident
• Bogus tag nets drug arrest
• Brian Bernard Nanos
• Runners make their way up a hill before turning on to Popular Springs Road Monday during the Freedom Springs Triathalon.
• A swimmer looks around as she covers the last few yards in the swimming section of the 26th annual Freedom Springs Triathlon Monday.
• Riders round the final turn in the biking section of the Freedom Springs Triathlon before hurtling downhill toward the finish line and the start of the running leg of the event.
• U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Park Ranger Marlene Love-Jones hands out goodies to youngsters at a water safety event Saturday in Sneads.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Ryan Henderson plays Frisbee with Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts Saturday during a water safety event at Sneads Park.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Police log for July 3
• An appeal against sending mixed messages
• Signs of progress
• AC theft suspect caught
• Marking 400-plus years
• Three injured in accident
• Health dept. issues call to artists
• State issues weekend fire warning
• Police log for July 1
• Center Stage Alabama open
• 103-year-old Wessie Watford eats a birthday snack with Jack Oswald at Marianna Health and Rehabilitation Wednesday.
• 100-year-old Alknese Ming, right, talks with her best friend Irene Williams during a birthday celebration at Marianna Health and Rehabilitation Wednesd
• 102-year-old Lou Clark looks over a proclamation in honor of her birthday from the City of Marianna.
• BENJAMIN CHASTAIN
• 111 years of history ends
• Jackson County schools get nearly all A's
• Water safety seminar Saturday
• Trooper Wayne Peterson helps pack up the offices at the Marianna Florida Highway Patrol station in preparation for its closing Thursday afternoon. The station's personnel are being relocated to the Pa
• Terry Jumper, Lee Miller, Shirl Williams and Larry Moore looks over grades the Jackson County elementary and middle schools received this year.
• Dozier employees and members of the public gathered outside the gate to watch as a library building belonging to the Washington County school system was removed Thursday. More than 180 employees were
• Police log for June 29
• Man burned in meth lab explosion found guilty
• Driver in high speed chase convicted
• Cottondale company sued by state
• County agrees to rent space to senator
• Carlton Key was convicted by a jury in Jackson County on charges stemming from a meth lab explosion in which he was injured last year. One of his co-conspirators has already pled guilty; a second alle
• Kaitlyn Burch loads up a cart with files and paperwork to be moved to the Jackson County Finance Department's new home in the Lewis Building. The county commission approved leasing space in the Lewis
• Check out the June issue of Chipola FACTS!
• Compassion should lead us to say 'no'
• Adult store
• Police log for June 28
• Reasons to celebrate
• Extension agent gets big send-off
• County says 'no' to adult novelty store
• Panhandle finalist for world's biggest solar farm
• No seat belt ends in drug bust
• Family gets outpouring of support
• Christopher Lynn Davis
• Jackson County Master Gardeners perform a satirical version of "My Favorite Things" for Charles Brasher's retirement party.
• Retiring Jackson County extension agent Charles Brasher laughs as he is roasted at a retirement party Tuesday.
• Police log for July 27
• District issues water shortage warning
• Sneads man dies in accident
• Meth lab fire destroys home
• Southerland speaks up on EPA, trade agreements
• Man injured in wreck cited for careless driving
• As the drought continues, the Apalachicola River continues to recede, exposing the bones of old ships, and sandbars. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• JOSHUA JAWORSKI
• MARK HUTCHINSON
• Rep. Steve Southerland
• Classes begin for Summer II Term today! Also, Late Registration and Drop/Add continues today (6/27) 8am-6pm and ends tomorrow (6/28) 8am-noon.
• Police log for June 26
• Put it to a vote. It's the American way
• State pension system in good shape
• It all boils down to voter choice
• Discover reading
• RiverWay South launches tourism site
• Malone Peanut builds new warehouse
• Elevator company trains firefighters
• New rules for Chipola River lands
• Police log for June 23
• Butts is new Sneads town manager
• Davin Davison with the Marianna Fire Department unlocks an elevator door during a training session at Mowrey Elevator Wednesday
• Sharon Liggett gives an update on the work on the new RiverWay South website at Thursday's meeting.
• Workers move beams into place on the roof of a new warehouse under construction at the Malone Peanut Company on Wednesday.
• Larry Clere stands next to the headstone of Littleton Myrickin, who Clere portrays in Civil War reenactments. Clere was leading a tour of the Battle of Marianna graves in the cemetery of St Luke's Epi
• A group of kayakers explore limestone caves along the Chipola River. New rules have been put in place for a 1,378-acre tract along the river near Altha.
• No joy for adult store
• Thieves target AC units
• Butts is new Sneads town manager
• The empty storefront adjacent to the Subway restaurant near the Cottondale Interstate 10 exit may become the home of an adult novelty shop.
• This air conditioning unit behind a building owned by F&W Forestry Services Inc. was one of several in the neighborhood of Old Cottondale Road, Optimist Drive and Penn Avenue that were damaged during
• Police log for June 22
• High speed chase nets wanted sex offender
• Woman charged after leisurely pursuit
• First Lady touts joys of reading
• Sex offender arrested on charge of molestation
• Alabama deputies capture Florida fugitive
• Reward offered for information on Mega Gym robbery
• BRANDI MERRITT
• Christopher Plemmons
• BRADLEY J. JACKSON
• Florida's First Lady Ann Scott answers questions from children participating in the Golson Elementary School's summer program during a visit to Florida Caverns State Park Wednesday.
• A Florida Highway Patrol trooper searches the trunk of a car involved in a low-speed chase that ended near the intersection of Clinton and Jefferson streets in Marianna Tuesday afternoon. The driver w
• Arguments against don't ring true
• Monday is the first day of Summer II Semester! "Like" this if we'll be seeing you there! :)
• Electric rates
• Poor management led to cost overrun
• Police log for June 21
• Time to take precautions
• Gym robbed Tuesday
• Corps says lake not being drawn down
• Tallahassee man returns to face stalking charges
• Carjacking suspect held without bond
• First Lady coming to Marianna
• Woodland fire spreads along tracks
• Florida's First Lady Ann Scott read some of her daughters' favorite books to children during a book donation story hour.- Photo courtesy of the Florida Governor's Office
• A large crane floating next to the Jim Woodruff Dam is being used in an ongoing repair project at the dam.
• Marianna Police Chief Hayes Baggett talks to one of his investigators on the phone Tuesday outside Mega Gym on Kelson Street, where a robber reportedly followed an employee inside, tied her up with a
• DOAN HAUN
• CHRIS WALLEY
• Police log for June 20
• Internet game company sues
• New library director starts work
• Lightening strike, fire destroy Grand Ridge home
• Elderly woman recovers after being hit by vehicle
• Region's unemployment rate steady
• Changes coming to online comments on Floridan website
• Sara Justice with State Farm Insurance and Danny Finch with Finch Fire-N-Water make their way around damage caused to the Neel family's home by a fire Friday evening. They were gathering information f
• Darby Syrkin, the new Jackson County Public Library director, talks with members of the public during a meet-and-greet Monday morning.
• Police log for June 19
• Tomorrow is the last day for Summer I classes! Hope everyone is enjoying their summer!
• CHIPOLA SUMMER II REGISTRATION IS THURSDAY MARIANNA—Chipola College will hold summer II registration for new and returning students, Thursday, June 23, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Summer II classes begin June 27. Late registration continues through n
• DUNKLE WINS CHIPOLA COLLEGE AWARD—Dr. Robert Dunkle, pictured with his wife, Nancy Deloney Dunkle, was chosen by his peers to receive the Chipola College Faculty/Administrator/Other Professional Award for the 2010-2011 academic year.
• LEARNING TO CARE—Chipola College students in a Practicing Nursing Skills course recently deployed personal protective equipment to provide care for a patient on isolation precaution in the Patient Simulation lab. Pictured from left, are Olivia Mosi
• CHIPOLA HAS LOWEST COURSE WITHDRAWAL RATE IN FLORIDA MARIANNA—According to statewide data, Chipola College has the lowest course withdrawal rate among colleges in the State College System. The report, released in March, shows that only 6.3% of Chi
• This will not be good for the county
• Enforce, don't interpret the law
• All should contribute, and Congress should pay it all back
• Either it's gambling, or it isn't
• First Caverns bride urges more to visit
• Summer reading program changes
• Police log for June 17
• Lois Locke talks about her family's history with Florida Caverns State Park Thursday.
• Caleb Green peers into a wave bottle he made during the Jackson County Public Library's summer reading program last year.
• Lois Locke poses for a photo with her husband, Kenny Simmons, during their wedding in the cave at Florida Caverns State Park.
• Five Sneads finalists named
• FPU announces rate reduction
• Sneads to interview finalists
• Fire destroys Cypress home
• College installs campus-wide warning system
• Cold pancakes lead to five-year sentence
• Talris Brown
• The new emergency siren tower at Chipola College stands near the Literature Language Building.
• Police log for June 15
• Airport improvements coming
• Man charged with attacking wife just hours after marriage
• Alford employee suspended over theft allegations
• Rabid raccoon found in Marianna
• Sheriff's office warns of bank phone scam
• Robert Turner defends himself at Tuesday's Alford town council meeting. A town employee, Turner is on unpaid suspension while an investigation is under way regarding the disappearance of a town-owned
• Early Fall A & B Term Registration today and tomorrow 8am-3pm!
• Police log for June 14
• Youth need more to do
• Tempers flare at Cottondale meeting
• Vandals try to burn bridge
• Woman accused of stealing drugs during ER visit
• Trial date set for Ford murder suspect
• John Wayne Lincoln II
• Former Cottondale town council member Bert Greer airs his views about the performance of town clerk Karen Cook, who is seated at the council table.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Mark Skinner/Floridan A section of this single lane wooden bridge on Hasty Pond Road was damaged by a fire Monday night.
• Marianna water line breaks
• Internet game parlors
• Police log for June 13
• Sen. Scott Beason
• Family struggles with accident vicitm's death
• Greenwood woman dies in accident
• Man charged for drugs after investigation
• Woman found dead in motel room
• Angel accident victim
• Granger drug bust
• The mutilated remains of the old windsock lay near its pole at the Marianna Airports. The sock was snapped loose from its mount when severe weather passed through the area in April.-Mark Skinner/Flori
• Police log for June 12
• Many reasons to say 'no'
• Jackson County needs to get with the time
• Someone needs to be held accountable
• Newest commissioner already has plans
• Baggett: Ban Internet game parlors
• Dozier dogs now need homes
• Theft report leads to drug arrests
• Police log for June 10
• School district pleased with FCAT scores
• JOE LITTLE CORBIN
• BRIAN KEITH FORTIER
• Marianna Police Chief Hayes Baggett
• Marianna's newest city commissioner, Rico Williams (center) is flanked by Jim Wise (left) and Paul Donofro Jr. as he takes the oath of office during Tuesday's meeting. The new commissioner says, among
• Jack settles in for a trip to Tallahassee with his new owner, Candy Seifert. Jack was one of several dogs left in need of homes after the closing of the FETCH program at North Florida Youth Developmen
• Marianna wants to annex federal prison
• City backs liquor petition drive
• Driver with suspended license charged for drugs
• DENNIS EDWARDS
• Chuck Hudson asks the Marianna City Commission to sign a resolution in support of the petition drive now underway that, if successful, would lead to a referendum on liquor by the drink sales in Jackso
• Warehouse supervisor Eric Wilson picks up pallets of bottled water at the Ice River Springs' facility in the Marianna Industrial Park Thursday. City Manager Jim Dean said the company is in favor of th
• Police log for June 8
• City $500,000 over budget
• Three charged in theft of bulldozer
• One dead, one injured in Highway 71 crash
• Work begins on Madison Park splash pad
• Paul Eric Fuder
• James Edward Melvin
• Anthony Shawn Bass
• Marianna City Manager Jim Dean updates the city commission about the status of the city's projects, and explains the circumstances surrounding a half million dollar cost overrun in the city's extensiv
• Luis Carmona (front) and Kenny Graden work on leveling out the ground in preparation for the pouring of concrete for the Splash Pad at Madison Street Park.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for June 7
• What is liquor by the drink actually worth?
• Lift the cap on Social Security
• We're losing jobs, and no one cares
• Alcohol is the root of many problems
• Newcomer really likes it here
• Good luck to all students taking the ACT this Saturday, June 11!
• INDIANS FINISH FIFTH IN NATIONAL BASEBALL TOURNEY GRAND JUNCTION, CO.—The Chipola Indians finished fifth in the NJCAA National Baseball Tournament on June 1. It was the Indians’ third trip to the national tourney in the last five years inclu
• CHIPOLA THEATRE AWARDS 2010-11—The Chipola Theatre Department recently held its annual awards night to recognize theatre excellence. Pictured from left, are: (seated) Best Supporting Actress, Deanna Harrison; Backstage Excellence and Outstanding Th
• Think before hitting 'enter'
• Alleged killer's burglary accomplice charged
• Dozier closure may be delayed
• Two charged after cops witness drug deal
• Man returns to face high-speed chase charges
• Senator Bill Montford
• Police log for June 6
• JOHN WAYNE LINCOLN II
• KANDICE RESHELLE MCCLENDON
• Antrone Demetrius Groomes
• CC Students: Don't forget today is the last day to withdraw from a Summer I class!
• District cuts 20 positions
• Man charged for Facebook threats
• Parolee charged after chase, alleged sexual battery
• Guardsmen getting extension on exemption
• BELL, LAMAR LATIFF
• JAMES MICHAEL WOOD
• Jackson County School Board members Terry Nichols, Chris Johnson, Charlotte Gardne r and Betty B. Duffee look over the projected budget figures for 2011-2012 .- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Kathy Sneads
• Police log for June 5
• Personal responsibility versus protecting the innocent
• Family affected by fire says 'thanks'
• A catastrophe for Jackson County
• Well done
• Record heat, drought threaten crops
• Shoplifters hit liquor store over several days
• $66,000 changes one life, affirms others
• Liquor campaign states its case
• Grand theft charge for man who fails to return
• Union Grove reunion approaches
• Police log for June 3
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• From left, Chris McElhenney, Ty Tylock and Phillip Thomley of ChristTown Ministries talk about finding $66,000 hidden in a box while clearing out an estate several days ago. Thanks to their honesty, t
• Photos by Mark Skinner/Floridan
• While there is a chance of scattered thunderstorms this weekend, Jackson County's rainfall totals are 11 inches behind where they should be. Farmers are having to irrigate their fields constantly to k
• Jamie Streetman, a board member for the Jackson County Economic Growth Alliance/JacksonYes! Campaign, rebuts some arguments against bringing liquor by the drink to Jackson County during the First Frid
• Waiting to participate as invited guests in a Jackson County Training School parade, Bettye Worlds Dickens and Nancy Perry Hall stand beside a car with a placard showing the old Union Grove Rocket mas
• In this photo from the first whole school Union Grove reunion in 1996, Nathaniel Golden and Raymond Herbert cross the old campus with a memorial wreath to commemorate the closing of the school in 1970
• Swing opens new door for girl
• Chemical to replace mowers on county roads
• Blountstown man held for drugs in Marianna
• Bonifay woman killed in crash
• Tommy Darrell Hill
• Jackson County Parks and Recreation Director Chuck Hatcher washes off the rubber mats surrounding the new handicap access swings added to the playground at Citizens Lodge. The mats are firm enough to
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Sparrow Road, near Graceville, is one of several identified by county road department employees as appropriate for chemical treatment of vegetation.
• Police log for June 1
• Exploding ammo forces retreat from fire
• Swamp burns in Washington County
• Alleged candlestick assailant charged
• Lifelong bowler, 81, isn't slowing down
• Florida Division of Forestry rangers fight a wildfire in a dry swamp in the Sunny Hills area of Washington County Tuesday evening. The fire continued to burn Wednesday.- Florida Division of Forestry
• Exploding ammunition forced firefighters to abandon efforts to extinguish this house fire on Stuckey Road near Round Lake Wednesday.-Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Sneads resident Clezie Stephens, 81, is leaving Saturday to compete in the Women's International Bowling Congress national competition in New York with her four sisters. Stephens has been attending th
• DREXLER CHENEY
• An opportunity to create some growth
• Police log for May 31
• Don't forget to "Like" Chipola Athletics.
• CHIPOLA FALLS TO NAVARRO IN NATIONAL BASEBALL TOURNEY Navarro College (Texas) 3, Chipola College (Fla.) 2 Chipola will face Iowa Western, Wednesday, June 1, at 4 p.m. (CDT) in an elimination game. The game is available on WJAQ-FM (100.9) and on www.psb
• BADCOCK HELPS CHIPOLA—Six area Badcock and More stores recently donated $600 to help the Chipola College Baseball team travel to the NJCAA National Tournament in Grand Junction, Colorado. Pictured from left, are: Appreciation Club president Robert
• An open letter to Marianna
• IVEY WINS KIRKLAND TEACHING AWARD AT CHIPOLA Chipola College history professor Robert Ivey was chosen by his peers to receive the Kirkland Award for Excellence in Teaching. Ivey has been teaching history classes at Chipola since 1993 but has been widely
• FLOWERS IS TOP EMPLOYEE—Katy Flowers is Chipola College’s Career Employee for June. She serves as Staff Assistant in Enrollment Services and has worked at the college since 2010. Here, Flowers is congratulated by Chipola president Dr. Gene P
• CC Students: The deadline for apply for Summer Graduation is today!
• A call to action
• Canoe trip to fight cancer
• Malone student drowns in Alabama
• County fire rescue gets new equipment
• Two arrested for alleged battery on pregnant woman
• Marianna woman charged with child abuse
• Community leader, businessman Compagni dies
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Members of Jackson County Fire Rescue practice with new equipment designed to let them lift and manipulate vehicles using a system of jacks, struts and anchors.
• Dozier property
• Police log for may 30
• Four injured in crash on 273
• Opening day fills Blue Springs
• Local third graders score above state average
• Assault, stalking charges leveled against Greenwood man
• Desmond La Ches Sims
• Four people were injured, two of the seriously, in this single-vehicle accident Monday on State Road 273 near the intersection of Peanut Road.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• So many people flocked to Blue Springs Recreational Area on its opening day Monday the park had to close its gate until the crowd thinned out before letting more people in.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Fallen heroes honored
• I-10 crash claims one in Holmes County
• First step down a slippery slope
• Standing on the side of personal freedom
• Sales by the drink a bad idea
• Memorial Day not just another day off
• Dozier property's future unclear
• Former bomber pilot does his bit on Memorial Day
• FDLE: Wade Williams shooting justified
• Blue Springs opens Monday
• Hurricane season is here
• Memorial Day commemoration Monday
• Police log for May 27
• This is the military-issue hat that Albert Lane wore in service. He calls it his "go to hell" hat, a common practice of WWII bomber pilots who mean it as message to the enemy.- Deborah Buckhalter/Flor
• These are some of the medals Albert Lane earned during his time in service as a B-17 bomber pilot. – Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• This is Albert Lane's wife, Laurie Lee, who died recently after many years of happy marriage to the pilot she loved and waited for throughout World War II. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• An artist in Italy drew this caricature for bomber pilot Albert J. Lane while Lane was stationed there during World War II. The artist, at Lane's request, inscribed the name "Laurie Lee" on the plane
• After Laurie Lee Lane died, her husband discovered this suitcase full of letters and a photo that she'd saved for more than 60 years. The letters date to their courtship through the World War II years
• Braxton Glover works on one of the lifeguard stations at Blue Springs Recreation Area in preparation for the park's opening Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• World War II bomber pilot Albert J. Lane addresses a gathering of fellow veterans and members of the public before the start of a flag disposal ceremony at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in Mariann
• World War II pilot Albert J. Lane is second from left in the front row of this bomber crew photo, consisting of gunners, an engineer, a radio operator, two pilots, a bombadier and a navigator. –Contri
• This photo from early February shows investigators gathered on the river bank near the heavily wooded area where murder suspect Wade Williams was killed in a shootout with law enforcement.- Mark Skinn
• The Department of Juvenile Justice has yet to determine the future of the North Florida Youth Development Center site once the juvenile facility closes June 30.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Hundreds line up for Center Stage job fair
• Dozier employees face uncertain future
• Herb expert advises on local varieties
• Scott signs new budget but vetoes $615M first
• Dozier to close
• Dozier to close
• Scott budget
• Layoffs at Florida State Hospital
• Kat Benford with Blue Moon Thyme talks about the history and uses of indigenous herbs during the Jackson County Master Gardeners' herbal workshop Saturday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for May 25
• County road work suit to appeals court
• Three more county road bids approved
• New ACCESS location to apply for assistance
• Center Stage job fair set for Friday
• Serious injuries in U.S. 231 crash
• Fifteen charged in meth ring bust
• Butler Road was one of three road improvement projects awarded to Baxter's Asphalt at Tuesday's Jackson County Commission meeting.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson County Attorney Frank Baker makes his case during a recent hearing in the ongoing lawsuit filed against the county by three paving companies that claim that the county unlawfully awarded Aspha
• VIVIAN FORD SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT CHIPOLA—Friends of the late Vivian Ford have established the Vivian Ford Memorial Scholarship Fund at Chipola College. Steve Anderson, Assessment Center Manager at Chipola and his son Lee Anderson made the in
• Leave it to the voters to decide this issue
• Police log for May 24
• Laws don't stop some behavior
• Change state law, not county ordinance
• Want to be a CC Indian Cheerleader?
• Graduation 2011 pictures are posted. Feel free to tag yourself!
• The rest of the story about Union Grove lunchroom
• Think local for summer recreation
• Sexual battery suspect acquitted
• Students show tech grant results
• Cottondale woman allegedly throws drugs out of car
• Marianna woman faces drug charges
• Fifteen charged in meth ring bust
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• Abuse trial
• drugs
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• Police log for May 23
• gas prices
• New Social Security office planned
• Man accused of sexual battery on two-year-old faces trial
• Judge unseals Campbellton's lawsuit
• Play wrestling leads to arrest
• Holmes County corrections officer drowns
• Woman wanted for car theft found
• Greenwood man in custody after high-speed chase
• Jonathan Cannon
• Plans are under way to construct a new Social Security Administration building as part of a commercial subdivision called Penn Avenue Business Park, to be developed on this stretch of land between the
• Defense Attorney Guy Green makes his opening statement in the trial of Robert Hernandez Sr., who is accused of sexual battery upon a child.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Prosecuter Shad Redmon makes his case to the jury in the opening minutes in the trial of Robert Hernandez Sr.
• Police log for May 22
• Want to be a CC Indian Cheerleader? Tryouts are May 31st!
• CC Students: May 24 is the last day for Vertical Transfer for Summer I Term.
• Say 'yes' to this question
• It's a matter of more choices
• Doomsayers will be proven wrong
• Time to build a 'Y'
• County already has 'liquor by the drink,' so to speak
• Be safe during drought
• Law Enforcement Appreciation Week
• Tips from an extreme couponer
• County schools face $3.7 million cut
• Changes to teacher evaluations questioned
• Graceville grant to aid juvenile facility
• Jackson County, Florida unemployment down
• Police log for May 20
• Greenwood man in custody after high-speed chase
• Man in custody after high-speed chase
• Homeless man and woman allegedly steal car
• Jennifer Bernier teaches a class in Chipley on how to get the most out of the least when shopping by using coupons, and knowing where to shop.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Madison Park opens
• Fewer powers for Sneads town manager
• Two held on meth, tampering charges
• Man, woman held on drug-related charges
• Nickie V Wilkinson
• James Melvin
• The vendors and customers at the new Jackson County farmers markets were joined by large numbers of officials and well wishers, who came out to celebrate the market's grand opening Thursday morning in
• Sneads City Council members Tim Arnold, Sammy McAlpin, Donovan Weeks, Jimmy Wright and Helen Grice work on changes to the job description for future city managers.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Willis Franz McKinnie
• Mariniecer Conttraylo Lewis
• Police log for May 18
• Fallen officers remembered
• Road crew rodeo for county employees held
• Free food for students this summer
• Juvenile arrested on grand theft charge
• From left, Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts presents a plaque to the family of fallen officer Greg Malloy. Among those coming forward to receive it were Malloy's wife, Donna Malloy, his daughter, P
• One of the equipment rodeo competitions was a game where backhoe operators could compete to see who can pick up and dunk three basketballs the quickest using just the machines back bucket. – Mark Skin
• Remember these colors
• Police log for May 17
• Liquor by the drink will cause more problems
• CC Students: Don't forget tomorrow is the deadline to register for the June CAAP test!
• Let the people decide
• Liquor by the drink campaign launches
• Jackson County students allegedly cheat on FCAT
• Sunland staff being investigated for alleged abuse
• Art, music teachers outline grant uses
• A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening at the Russ House in Marianna to kick off the "Jackson Yes" petition drive to put liquor by the drink up for a public vote in Jackson County.- Mark Skinner/Flori
• Carlee Wilson pitches for Kiwanis Tuesday night against Zaxby's.
• Graceville Elementary School music teacher Karen Bouton shows one of the international instruments she added to her program, thanks to a mini-grant awarded by the Chipola Regional Arts Association.- M
• One dies, two hurt in wreck
• Police log for May 16
• Mowrey breaks ground for new HQ
• Drug charges for driver after seizure behind the wheel
• Towns vow to fight on for post offices
• Country Crossing site shows signs of life
• Kimberly Jan Justice
• The Bascom Post Office may soon fall victim to the rise of e-mail and a decline in the use of traditional mail services.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Among the dignitaries attending the Mowrey Elevator groundbreaking were Congressman Steve Southerland and Florida Representative Marti Coley. From the left are Mowrey Elevator founder and CEO Tom Mowr
• A large crowd turned out Monday at Mowrey Elevator in Marianna for a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of an expansion of the compan y's business offices.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Liquor by the drink
• Interested in becoming a CC Indian Cheerleader? Open Gym for Cheer Tryouts TODAY in CC's Gym at 4:00pm.
• CC Students: Don't forget the deadline to register for the June CAAP test is May 19!
• Police log for May 15
• Congratulations to the Chipola Indian Baseball Team, Coach Johnson, and Staff for winning the FCSAA STATE and NJCAA Region VIII Championship in Lakeland! Next stop for the Indians is Grand Junction, Colorado and the JUCO WORLD SERIES later this month. G
• Hospital has come a long way
• Beat the heat
• Former police chief Parmer dies
• Highway patrol station closing
• Music is in their blood
• Fountain construction set to begin
• Dog wakes owner during fire
• Police log for May 13
• Man turns himself in for car theft
• Alabama woman injured in wreck
• James McClary Scott IV
• Twelve-year-old Isaac Elllis accompanies his father, Wayne Ellis, on a performance of Merle Haggard's song "The Fugitive" using a lap steel guitar his father rescued.-Mark SkinnerFloridan
• Ethan Ellis, 10, plays a washtub bass that his father made.
• Altrusa International of Marianna members, from left, Jill Miller, Rose Cavin, Carolyn Glass, Donna Paramore, Kathy Milton, Kay Tyler, Susie Stevens, Kisha Basford, Nina Goodson and Main Street Direct
• Mark Skinner/Floridan This home on Hawley Street in Sneads was destroyed by a fire Friday.
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• B.L. Parmer
• Former Main Street director arrested
• Downtown revitalization project wrapping up
• Plaintiffs now ask court to invoke county's right
• First Capital Bank to change name
• Asphalt Paving Systems' attorney Michael Dickey talks to Circuit Judge John Fishel during a Tuesday afternoon hearing, in which motions were heard in the ongoing lawsuit filed against the county by th
• First Capital Bank in Marianna will change its name to Chipola Community Bank by the end of May.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Brick paver crosswalks were added at the intersection of Madison and Jackson as part of the City of Marianna's downtown revitalization project.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Liquor by the drink campaign to launch
• Police log for May 11
• UPDATE: Missing Chipley child found safe in Kentucky
• Some towns respond to Malone mayor's request
• Contractor pulls up rails over pay dispute
• Marianna woman receives Mellie McDaniel Award
• State Road 2 paving to start
• Child kidnapped in Chipley could be in Tennessee
• The handrails recently installed along the new Old Spanish Trail sidewalk were plucked up by the subcontractor who put them in after payment dispute arose between that company and the main contractor.
• Chipola Family Ministries Director Fred Cook talks with volunteer disaster truck driver Larry Alloway, of Leesburg, who checked in at the Marianna staging area Wednesday on his way back from Alabama a
• Sneads City Clerk Sherri Griffin looks through some of the supplies that citizens of the town have brought to city hall, where donations are being collected for the victims of the recent tornados in n
• Follow us on Twitter: @ChipolaCollege
• Chipola Baseball vs. Northwest Florida will start at 1 pm est (12 pm cst)
• Congratulations to our Baseball team! The boys advance to the state championship game vs. NW FL. CC seeks 3rd title in 5 years. Go Indians!
• Man hit with hammer during fight
• Police log for May 10
• Drop/Add for Summer Session I ends today at 12 Noon!
• State grant helped hospital prepare
• The CC Theatre will present the children’s play, “Aesop’s (Oh-So-Slightly Updated) Fables,” Thursday, May 12, at 7 p.m. You don't want to miss it!
• Time to be more vigilant
• Jackson County dispute with contractors entering new phase
• Coley reflects on session
• Hope Center asks community for help
• Meth allegedly brought into jail
• Man arrested after asking police if they were looking for him
• Florida State Hospital not facing lawsuit
• Jaylon McGriff paints a small piece of the wooden car he was working on Monday, as volunteer Chris Mitchell helps Jayhda McGriff with her car at the Hope Center of Marianna.- Photos by Mark Skinner/Fl
• With the school year rapidly coming to a close, a decrease in homework is giving children who use the Hope Center of Marianna, like Kivon Clemmons and Isaiah Clemmons, more time to play.
• Rep. Marti Coley tells members of the Republican Club of West Florida about efforts to pass an economic development bill in the last minutes of the just-concluded session.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• MARK HUTCHINSON
• JOSEPH BAXLEY
• Police log for May 9
• Vandals run amok to state line
• Plant sale fundraiser exceed goal
• Grand Ridge considers way to lower water bills
• Dispute at lodge leads to road rage
• Cheyenne Ward stops to smell the flowers Saturday while helping her family shop at the annual JCARC May Day Festival and Plant Sale.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• These are two of several mailboxes vandalized or destroyed over the weekend on McChapel Road near Malone.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Classes for Summer I start tomorrow!
• Police log for May 8
• Support those who risk their lives -- editorial
• Crime up in Jackson County
• No repeal for septic tank law
• Alford shelter is woman's dream
• Slow driving leads to drug arrests
• ID left with stolen goods
• Sneads resident turned doctor speaks at First Friday
• Virgil Lang Johnson Jr
• Ladarius Deon Spires
• James Justiss Land
• Devonta Markeic Gibson
• Dr. Robin Albritton talks with members of the crowd following his First Friday Power Breakfast presentation.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Among the birds being cared for at Sacred Earth are these two red tailed hawks. While the bird in front is undergoing rehabilitation and will be released, the bird in back is a permanent resident at t
• John Little Hawk and Dianna Sue Bryant watch as a deer being cared for at Sacred Earth wildlife care and rehabilitation center eats some fruit.
• John Little Hawk keeps hold of one of the red tailed hawks being cared for at Sacred Earth.
• Rep. Marti Coley
• Police log for May 6
• District writing scores improve
• Sunland superintendent resigns
• Jackson County to honor fallen officers
• Jackson County hospices gear up for busy June
• Accident caused by 'medical issue'
• Two women were injured in this head-on collision on Blue Springs Road Wednesday night.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The Jackson County Sheriff's Honor Guard consists of deputies John Allen, Karin Bergholm, David Carlberg, Cory Finch, Johnny Rister, Andrew Roedel and Communications Sergeant Rick Kerr.- Submitted Pho
• Nate Conder was one of a large group of children who gathered at Covenant Hospice in Marianna Saturday to take part in a program where they could decorate flower pots. These pots will be displayed and
• Mareta Spencer holds a pot as Marleigh Jackson paints it during a workshop that let children decorate flower pots for the upcoming Covenant Hospice Garden Gala.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for May 4
• Family, friends mourn murder victim
• Police search river for link to murder
• Marianna takes step to purchase FPU system
• Grand Ridge man charged for three assaults
• New 911 coordinator appointed
• Marianna prepares for Jazzy Day
• Seniors can sign up Friday for farmers market coupons
• Christopher Hornrine
• Lavon Pope packs up her office at the Jackson County Administration building in preparation for her move to the county's 911 office, where she will take over as its new director.
• Nick Scallorn and Daren Rivera practice a few songs Wednesday in preparation for their performance at the Jazzy Day in Town festival this Saturday in Marianna.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Marianna Police Chief Hayes Baggett called in a dive team and a police dog Wednesday to search the Chipola River and its banks for possible evidence linked to the murder 53-year-old Lynwood Alvin Cole
• Alvin Coleman's sister Michelle McKinnon, and roommate Lee Martin talk outside 2915 Orange St., where Coleman was murdered Friday night. The Marianna Police Department searched the Chipola River for p
• Police log for May 3
• Honor our teachers this week
• Our Alabama neighbors need our help
• Bob's garden not forgotten
• Sneads dedicates new fire station
• As spring arrives, so do the snakes
• When Mr. Bob (Robert Dickson Jr.) came back to visit Chipola Apartments Friday, he found a surprise. In one of the planters he had tended over the last four years was a monument proclaiming it "Bob's
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Harry Barton Jr. leans in to listen as Mr. Bob (Robert Dickson Jr.) looks over his namesake garden Friday at Chipola Apartments in Marianna.
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Pelvo White Jr. shot this approximately 4-foot rattlesnake while trying to do some yard work off of U.S. Highway 90 between Marianna and Cottondale Saturday.
• Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan From left, Jackson County Fire Rescue team members Chris Lance, Chad Dees, Ricky Winget and Mike Wiggins sit a bed in one of the bedrooms created as part of the rehabilita
• This expanded day room was created as the result of the renovation of the Jackson County Fire Rescue station in Sneads.-Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Police log for May 2
• Jackson County residents react to bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden's death causes mixed emotions
• Jackson Alternative School break-in reported
• Gov. Scott may come to Marianna
• Fire alert issued by forestry officials
• Gov. Rick Scott
• Michael Downum
• Nicky Lovett
• Panne Burke
• Robert Ivey
• Fred Compagni
• Dick Hinson, far left, back row, and a group of fellow Navy frogmen, an organization that would in time become the Navy's elite SEALs program, pose for a photo on the bow of a boat off of Japan near t
• Dick Hinson
• Country Crossing gaming must be charitable, Alabama AG says
• bin Laden
• Police log for May 1
• Murder in Marianna
• AN INSPIRING LIFE
• Wildfire danger is high
• Officers to patrol parks
• Grace Purvis celebrated her 103rd birthday with a party at Marianna Health and Rehabilitation Center on Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• A small crowd of Sunland employees and people with family members in the facility attended a public forum Thursday in Marianna.
• Velma Tensley addresses a public forum Thursday on the possible privatization of Sunland.
• Murder in Marianna
• Shooting in Marianna
• Chipola Family Ministries sending aid to Alabama
• Storm wrecks homes, lifts trees
• Police: Drugs hidden in man's belly button
• JAMES CASWELL
• FPU customers could see rate decrease
• Storm tears into airport
• Man severely injured in wreck
• Steve Mitchell was busying trying to clean up fallen trees on Lynch Drive Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Thursday morning's tornado peeled the roof off this car shelter at the corner of Lynch Drive and Highway 71 and deposited the metal in neighboring trees.
• Fred Cook, left, and Coba Beasley load up tools and supplies at Chipola Family Ministries in preparation for a trip to storm stricken areas of Alabama.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• During the storm, large trees came down on the Lynch Drive mobile home where Robert Weeks has lived for several years. The trees put a hole in the roof of his porch, caused other damage, and covered t
• Tornadoes hit Jackson County
• Passenger charged for meth
• Two burglaries in one night
• Suspects in two thefts arrested
• Chain reaction caused bus wreck
• IN LOVING MEMORY
• OLD GLORY
• BOBBY DEAN DUNAWAY
• Edwin Olinsey Pride
• Mary Ann Pinkard
• Commissioners adopt piggyback procedure
• From the left, Lee Anderson, Larry Ford, Lisa Ford Williams, Donna Ford Rogers, Allison Ford Stoutamire and Steve Anderson gathered outside of the Chipola Foundation building for the announcement of a
• Family mourns murdered loved one
• County holds executive session on paving suit
• Grocery store opening next week
• Cave divers to flood area
• Shotgun recovered in bowling alley trespass
• MMS break-in reported
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Arrest made at Magnolia Landing
• Ex-boyfriend charged with break-in
• Son accused of assaulting father
• Earth Day celebrated at Florida Caverns
• Company sues Grand Ridge
• 'Survivor' game for our elected leaders
• Floridan can't do it alone
• Woman bikes for nursing scholarships
• Cancer fighter says support Relay for Life
• 500 pills found, one person arrested
• Malone woman behind bars due to accident
• Justin D. Walker
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Cancer survivor Donna Craft works on getting the food ready for an athletic banquet at Hope School Thursday.
• Dr. Katherine Jeter talks to Shanna Watson, a NHC Homecare nurse. Jeter is biking across the country to raise money for the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Foundation Scholarship Fund. Watson has
• Police log for April 22
• Ronnie Gilley pleads guilty to 11 counts
• Prison employee faces uncertain future
• City celebrates Milton's service
• Window jumper hurts back fleeing police
• Man charged with leaving scene of accident
• Ronnie Gilley to plead guilty
• Robert Daffin, a medical technician at Apalachee Correctional Institution, talks about how privatization would affect his future.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Monte Walsingham
• Retiring Marianna City Commissioner Howard Milton talks with well wishers following a ceremony to honor him for his service to the city Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Retiring Marianna City Commissioner Howard Milton wipes a tear from his eye while listening to testimonials during a ceremony in his honor Thursday at Marianna City Hall.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for April 20
• Health care facility opens country store
• Man allegedly leaves store, comes back with rifle
• Bad payroll checks result in two arrests
• Grand Ridge man charged for argument
• School district amps up technology
• JUSTIN SMITH
• Chaplain Tim Hill and Connie Mitchell help resident Annie Blackmon with the drink she just bought at the new Country Store in the Signature HealthCARE of North Florida facility in Graceville.-Mark Ski
• Police log for April 19
• Septic tank law must go
• Slain corrections officer's family thanks community
• Jackson County, go green
• Jackson County road work frozen by court
• Two Chipola students added to wall of honor
• Chipola College recognized the academic achievements of Caitlyn Prichard and MaryBeth Alderman by adding their pictures to the college's Wall of Honor during a press conference Tuesday.
• One person was transported to Tallahassee Medical Center with minor injuries after an accident on Old Spanish Trail Monday evening.- Morgan Carlson/Floridan
• Rollover accident Monday results in minor injuries
• Police log for April 18
• Teachers ask district to act before law goes into effect
• Big Kahuna, Radio Flyer winners at festival
• County, Florida unemployment down
• Georgia man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Circuit Judge John L. Fishel II
• Battle of the bands winners Radio Flyer wrap up their set Saturday night.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Judges work their way through a box of ribs while trying to see who had the finest barbecue at the 2011 Marianna Arts Festival BBQ Cook Off.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Fireworks fill the air at Citizens Lodge Saturday night as the 2011 Marianna Arts Fest and BBQ Cook-Off comes to a close.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Members of the Jackson County Education Association talk after a school board workshop. The association is asking the district to grant professional service contracts, or tenure -- before a new law go
• Police log for April 17
• lawsuits
• Candidates need to concentrate on the issues
• Paycheck bill deserves to pass
• Sneads gets chance at new direction
• 'Biggest loser' in district is Long
• Struggling homeowners to get help from Jackson County
• Alleged robber returns to scene of crime
• House passes septic tank bill
• Tea partiers gather for Tax Day rally
• Cottondale Elementary School Principal Diane Long lost 28 pounds during the Jackson County School District's 10- week long Tons of Fun competition.
• People gathered outside of the Jackson County Courthouse Friday to take part in the Concerned American Patriots of Jackson County's third annual Tax Day Rally.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Leonard Stephens
• Police log for April 15
• Windy storm in forecast
• Arts festival and BBQ cook-off kicks off today
• Two Chipola players get more jail time
• Liberty softball player dies in automobile accident
• Public plant sale is Saturday
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Volunteers Marsha Wise, Diane Pate, Fran Taylor and Lisa Pelt take a break Thursday to admire the art while getting ready for the 2011 Marianna Arts Festival.
• New faces in Sneads, Marianna
• Local girl sings with all-state choir
• County asks to reopen hearing, judge denies
• Paying it forward H.E.L.P.S. opens registration for summer program
• Person injured, four horses dead after crash
• Let the courts decide
• Times have changed
• Clear this up now
• New faces in Sneads, Marianna
• County to weigh lawsuit over building problems
• Three charged after high-speed chase
• The real FCATs of Riverside
• The newly captured FCATs relax in their minimum security box Tuesday at Riverside Elementary School. The mother cat and her kittens have already been dubbed Reading, Math and Science after the FCAT te
• The Jackson County Commission is considering legal action in an attempt to resolve problems with the new emergency operations building. - Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Patricia Lindahl was one of a crowd of candidates and their supporters trying to sway drivers on their way to vote in the Sneads City Council election Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Betty Jean Johns had the Sneads City Council election on her mind, or at least her hat Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Florida Highway Patrol Investigator Sgt. J.D. Johnson prepares to bag money seized as evidence after a chase that started on Interstate 10 in Jackson County and ended in Blountstown Tuesday.- Mark Ski
• Police log for April 11
• Hours of arguments, no ruling in county lawsuit
• Two charged with grand theft after police chase
• Municipal elections today
• Jordan T. Davis
• Deandre A. Bryant
• Anderson Columbia's Gene Strickland spent most of Monday morning on the stand, answering questions during on a hearing on a temporary injunction against the county. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson County's attorney Frank Baker confers with County Engineer Larry Alvarez during a hearing for a temporary injunction against the county Monday. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for April 10
• Let's see more of it
• FCAT starts Monday
• Bragging leads to scrap metal theft arrests
• Counties teaming up to promote tours
• Traffic stop results in meth arrest
• Boone Dogs Deli dog missing
• Flame of Hope travels through county
• Childhood duo to perform at arts fest
• Stephen Finuff
• David Foster
• David Fast
• Julie Adams
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Bick Brown does his best Incredible Hulk imitation while getting students fired up Friday at Sneads Elementary School for the upcoming FCAT testing.
• Susan Howell Paul trims some pieces of dead wood off of an arbor at Fox Hollow Vineyard Friday. Three counties are trying to organize bus tours that would bring visitors up from the beaches to places
• The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics made its way through Jackson County Friday.- Valeria Roberts/Floridan
• Mel, one of the Boone Dogs Deli poster dogs, has gone missing.- Contributed Photo
• Police log for April 8
• Malone pageants are Saturday night
• storm damage
• Judge recuses himself from Campbellton action
• Marianna looks to expand natural gas line
• Fire victim's name released
• Youth fishing day at Citizens Lodge
• A pair of ducks chill out on the shore of the pond at Citizens Lodge Thursday. Jackson County Parks and Recreation is having a youth fishing day Saturday at the park.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The City of Marianna is examining the possibility of extending its natural gas lines down State Road 71.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Charles Ongko
• Police log for April 6
• Commission approves one project, cancels another
• Man confesses to stealing shotgun
• Man charged for posing as a cop
• Chipola brain bowl team off to Windy City
• The intersection of Madison and Clinton streets in Marianna will remain a four-way stop, after plans to build a roundabout there were cancelled.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Michael Gruver
• Chipola College Brain Bowl team members are, front row from left, Ashley Adams, Zach Gilmore, Alton Stone and Nick Ratzlaff; back row, coach Dr. Robert Dunkle, Dallin Kelson, Harrison Fuqua, Travis Bo
• Police log for April 5
• Governor should rethink privatization
• Scott needs to practice what he preaches
• A potentially costly mistake
• Storm was fearsome, but expected
• Historic houses damaged by trees
• Road crews forced to hustle
• Classes, buses disrupted by weather
• Scattered power outages after storm
• Police log for April 4
• Malone Coast Guard facility closed
• Sunday fire leaves one dead
• Family waits for closure
• Cyclist dies in accident
• Police warn sign stealers
• Police log for April 3
• An uncertain future
• Candidates outline their goals
• One charged after alleged fondling on school bus
• Marianna resident killed in crash
• Water district purchase opens land to public
• Sheriff's office donates to grad night programs
• Marianna band releases first CD
• On the menu
• Artists to paint at library
• Cloudy with a chance of meatballs?
• Police log for April 1
• Pictured from left to right are Stephanie Watford with Graceville High School, Anita Githens with Marianna High School, Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts, Carla Oliver with Cottondale High School, El
• Marianna City Commission candidates Rico Williams and Loretha Brown listen to a question during a candidates forum Thursday night.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The band Falling Down Broken – Aaron Lane, Stephani Lane and Brandon Bittner – is releasing its first professional CD.- Contributed photo
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• Cottondale double murder case closed
• Ag commissioner says farming must be protected
• Felon nabbed after being in the wrong place
• Car thieves target vintage models
• License-free fishing this weekend
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• Barry Elder works on getting a bass near the Spring Creek spillway to bite Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• DNA and shell casings found at the home of Bruce and Sharon Williams following their murders have been linked to their son, Wade Williams.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for March 30
• Weather sends umbrella through house
• Maps show non-existent flood plains
• Police issue alert for missing teen
• FPU responds to suit, denies allegations
• Man holds alleged burglars at gunpoint
• Trip saved woman from house fire
• Authorities are searching for 14-year-old Deena-lee Evangaline Andrews, pictured above. She was reported missing from her home in Cottondale March 24.- Contributed photo
• A patio umbrella protrudes from the side of a mobile home in Campbellton after Wednesday morning's severe weather.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Quillian Carver shows where the pole of his patio umbrella speared through his home in Campbellton Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Some of the new flood maps for Jackson County must be revised because of errors. One error shows that a large body of water runs through Malone.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• City didn't do enough
• Don't close our post office
• Police log for March 29
• Clear the roads
• Last of Dozier residents moved
• Seat belt stop leads to drug arrest
• School vandalized during spring break
• Mobile home damaged by fire
• Bomb threat proves to be bogus
• Police log for March 28
• Suspect charged in string of burglaries
• Woman charged with bringing marijuana in prison
• FAMU band coming to Jackson County
• Shriners to convene in Marianna
• MICHAEL THOMAS
• JANET JONES
• A member of the Shaddai Temple Hot Rods high fives the crowd as he drives by during a Chipley Watermelon Festival Parade. Marianna will be hosting a Shriners convention and parade April 15 and 16.- Ma
• Police log for March 27
• Make sure the numbers add up
• Big Kahuna will make it a family affair
• Forrest's Fine Foods will make it a family affair
• Still time to enter barbecue contest
• Seniors get active with video games
• Malone man charged with molestation
• Greenwood man arrested after traffic stop
• Screening can prevent colon cancer
• Seminar to explore estate planning options
• Jackson County unemployment down
• Joe Senarik bowls using the Jackson County Senior Citizens Center's new Wii Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Marilyn Neri reacts after missing her shot while trying out a bowling game that came with the new Wii console, donated to the Jackson County Senior Citizens Center in Marianna Thursday.- Mark Skinner/
• Cary Sapp with Big Kahuna BBQ holds up a plate of ribs he cooked up while practicing for the upcoming Marianna Paint 'n' Pork Barbecue Cook-Off and Art Festival. –Mark Skinner/Floridan
• BRIAN HALL
• Dr. David Flick
• Lenard Tyrone Tiggs
• Police investigating drive-by shooting in Marianna
• Police log for March 25
• Police investigating drive-by shooting in Marianna
• Families, staff vow to fight
• Company plans expansion
• Pork rinds for a cause
• Alabama High School Rodeo coming to town
• Deputy Superintendent Larry Moore fries up some pork rinds for the Jackson County School Board staff Thursday during a practice run for a FFA fundraiser this weekend.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Fed budget
• Police log for March 23
• Hospital, ambulance service sign agreement
• Malone man arrested after fight
• Info seminar for seniors Monday
• Quinton Jerome Beckwith
• Amanda Griffin, the new family and consumer science agent with the Jackson County Extension Office, works to get ready for a planning and safety seminar for seniors this Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson Hospital and the Jackson County Commission formalized a non-emergency transfer agreement at Tuesday night's county commission meeting.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Talks continue over utility transfer
• Police log for March 22
• Firefighters getting stiffed by the state
• An abundance of caution
• Gift allows hospital to expand
• Court House Coffee Shoppe closing doors
• This is part of a 5.5 acre tract of land on Highway 90 that was donated to Jackson Hospital by Fred Compagni.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Mary Lou Patmore owner of the Court House Coffee Shoppe in Marianna announced Tuesday she is closing her business for a second time. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Southerland says no more continuing resolutions
• Police log for March 21
• Post offices may be closed
• Marianna house a total loss after fire
• Victims in weekend crash named
• Chipola's Sayumi Akamine picks up a bunt Saturday during a game against Gulf Coast.
• Traffic was brought to a stop in the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 Saturday after a single vehicle accident that injured three people and killed one.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The U.S. Postal Service may close the Campbellton, above, and Bascom post offices. The two communities are protesting the move.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• A firefighter makes his way through a Marianna home badly damaged in a fire Monday .- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for March 20
• Why government spending should never grow faster than family income
• There are other alternatives
• Library board says thanks for support
• Make it work
• Husband-wife team like it bold
• Our Gang prepares to throw down at cook-off
• Barbecue contest next month
• Marianna church couple arrested
• Hall to retire as Malone principal
• County population increases
• Southerland to hold town hall meeting
• Senior singles to hold get-together
• Fatal wreck closes interstate
• Arrest made in occupied vehicle theft
• The Indians' Garison Boston throws to first against Northwest Florida Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• JUSTIN JAMES CRAWFORD
• HANNA LAUREN CRAWFORD
• Principal Linda Hall gets some hugs from students at Malone School Wednesday. After more than 30 years in education, she is retiring.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Tim Cochran talks about the Flirtin' with Disaster team's mobile barbecue kitchen.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Doug Powell
• An air ambulance takes off carrying a woman injured in a single vehicle accident on Interstate 10 near the Sneads exit Saturday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Rep. Steve Southerland
• Police log for March 18
• ENG-Vickery-Vaughnredo
• Local reaction to merit pay bill mixed
• Septic tank repeal bill goes to House vote
• Greenwood family moving back in soon
• Rep. Marti Coley
• Elementary education students Patrick Jones, Jordan Burke, Laci Abbott, Jasmine Thomas and Tory Lipford work on a project at Chipola College Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for March 16
• Teacher pay
• Infant with Facebook following dies
• Man steals occupied vehicle
• Women accused of stealing, selling shotgun
• Fire damages Greenwood mobile home
• Health and Safety Expo this Saturday
• Fla. teacher merit pay, tenure bill goes to Scott
• Owen Wesley Ward
• AMANDA VLIET
• Amy Kitchen fills up gift bags at Chipola Healthy Start in preparation for the Jackson County Health and Safety Expo this Saturday. -Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Three men suspected of grand theft and kidnapping are seen in surveillance images from the Steel City BP store on U.S. Highway 231 near Kynesville Road. One of the men allegedly stole an SUV while its
• Three men suspected of grand theft and kidnapping are seen in surveillance images from the Steel City BP store on U.S. Highway 231 near Kynesville Road. One of the men allegedly stole an SUV while its
• Three men suspected of grand theft and kidnapping are seen in surveillance images from the Steel City BP store on U.S. Highway 231 near Kynesville Road. One of the men allegedly stole an SUV while its
• Three men suspected of grand theft and kidnapping are seen in surveillance images from the Steel City BP store on U.S. Highway 231 near Kynesville Road. One of the men allegedly stole an SUV while its
• Police log for March 15
• Proceed, but slowly and carefully
• Students to take more exams
• Reaction mixed to school nutrition bill
• Police log for March 14
• Sneads city manager announces retirement
• New market opens next month
• Monday traffic stop yields meth lab, opium
• Man charged for bringing meth to jail
• Former Wisconsin lawmaker injured in wreck
• St. Patrick's Day event biggest yet
• Hug a farmer today
• Members of the Zaxby's team celebrate a win Saturday during the St. Patrick's Day Downtown Celebration bed races.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Work is nearing completion for the new Jackson County Farmer's Market on Madison Street in Marianna.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Kelly Hudson
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• FRANK GULLETT
• Police log for March 13
• Observations for the city and county
• If employees don't pay more, taxpayers do
• Careful on the roads
• Milton reflects on years in office
• Sexual predator arrested for stalking
• Car show to benefit state youth ranches
• Victim of rare disorder hangs on to hope
• Event in Cottondale to help seniors apply for aid
• Realtors recognized at annual dinner
• Live-in boyfriend shot during dispute
• Jackson County unemployment slightly up
• Two injured after driver runs red light
• Indian Springs Real Estate's Cresh Harrison was named the 2010 Realtor of the Year.
• Timothy Michael Shores
• Marianna City Commissioner Howard Milton listens during a recent commission meeting. He is retiring from public service after 26 year on the city commission. -Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Edwin and Debbie Shelton
• Police log for March 11
• Motion hearing ends abruptly
• Two men held on meth charges
• New business comes to Grand Ridge
• Tapestry up for auction
• Ronald Joseph Ollig Jr.
• John Jobe Corbitt
• Attorney Dion Moniz, left, County Attorney Frank Baker and Bob Siffert talk things over Thursday at a hearing that ended for lack of a court reporter. Moniz represents Asphalt Paving Systems, one of t
• Circuit Judge John L. Fishel II talks to the lawyers about rescheduling a hearing that he had to postpone Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Thelma Jenning, right, helps Shirley Furnier with her shopping Thursday afternoon at Kountry Dealz in Grand Ridge.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• This handmade tapestry is being auctioned off to raise money for the East Jackson County Relay for Life.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for March 9
• Storm, winds play with power lines
• Road rage causes motorcycle wreck
• Grand Ridge man faces firearm charges
• Sheriff's office warns of more scams
• Chase ends in accident
• Dinosaur hunt leads to frantic search
• Man blacks out, falls on knives
• Bonifay victims' names released
• Crews from Florida Public utilities work on repairing downed power lines on Kelson Avenue Wednesday as severe weather hit the county.-Mark Skinner/Floridan
• A motorcycle driven by Robert Eugene Wheeler, 71, of Chipley hit the rear end of a 2005 Honda driven by a Georgia resident Tuesday afternoon on Pennsylvania Avenue.- Morgan Carlson/Floridan
• FPU lawsuit
• Police log for March 8
• Keep Sunland in state hands
• Time to take care
• Two Chipola players spend night in jail days before tournament
• Police search for illegal bath salts at Chipola Mart
• Road contractors suing county
• Victim tracks down thieves; standoff in Graceville
• Taylor argues against budget proposals
• Stage role a workout for puppeteer
• Law enforcement from the Jackson and Holmes County sheriffs' offices, as well as the Graceville Police Department, Florida Highway Patrol and the Holmes Correctional Institution, surround a home in Gr
• Law enforcement took a man in to custody after a standoff on White Avenue near the Holmes County line in Graceville Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Plant manipulator D.R. Forrester has the sizeable task of operating the Audrey II puppets for the Chipola College Theater Department's performance of Little Shop of Horrors. - Mark Skinner/Floridan
• State Rep. Dwayne Taylor answers questions during a meeting with public sector employees Monday at Jim's Buffett and Grill.-Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The Marianna Police Department cordons off the area around Chipola Mart while serving a search warrant Monday night. The store was reportedly selling banned bath salts that can be used as a substitute
• Chipola's Geron Johnson and Elijah Pittman wait on the referees during the Indians' FCCAA championship matchup against Tallahassee Community College Saturday night. Johnson and Pittman were picked up
• Police log for March 7
• Man, woman killed in Bonifay home invasion
• Inmate visits high school
• Marianna assistant principal suspended
• Man stabbed in Malone, two suspects in custody
• Marianna Housing Authority vehicles stolen
• Woman charged with cocaine possession
• Fire destroys Graceville residence
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• Yolanda Yvette Holden
• Marco Garcia-Santoyo
• Porfirio Martinez
• Renee Napier and inmate Eric Smallridge watch a video that was part of their presentation at Marianna High School Monday. Smallridge is serving time for DUI manslaughter in the deaths of Napier's daug
• This is the car Lisa Dickson and Meagan Napier were traveling in when it was struck by Eric Smallridge and propelled into a tre
• Graceville Fire Chief Thomas Dennis checks for lingering hot spots in a house on White Avenue that was destroyed by fire early Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for March 6
• Did it have to come to this?
• FPU president speaks out about suit
• Firefighter urges lawmakers to rethink budget proposals
• Proposal may end primary care at health departments
• Williams announces city commission campaign
• Brown talks insurance at First Friday
• Sneads native gets big TV role
• Calvin Allen, a firefighter with the state forestry service, cooks out at his home near Cypress Thursday. He is sending letters to all state legislators, explaining how the changes proposed by Gov. Ri
• Former legislator Don Brown answers questions from the crowd after his presentation at the First Friday Power Breakfast.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• William Long
• Rico Williams talks with Angie Russ after announcing his campaign for a seat on the Marianna City Commission Saturday morning.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Lee Simpson
• Sheriff's office warns of recent burglaries
• Police log for March 4
• Parents, community meet to discuss school involvement
• City still looking for parking solution for downtown business
• Master Gardeners to hold new classes
• County eyes unwanted state property
• Fire being investigated as arson
• Supervisor of Federal Programs Michael Kilts talks to a crowd attending a district-wide parent and community involvement forum Thursday at Citizens Lodge.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Master Gardner Shelia Shelton works in the demonstration gardens at the ag center on Penn Avenue Wednesday.-Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The state of Florida has offered to sell this building and the property it occupies to Jackson County. The surplus property would have to be appraised, if the county decides to pursue it. The issue is
• Police log for March 2
• Marianna files suit against FPU
• Search for missing juvenile leads to drug bust
• Look! Look! I will read this book
• Marianna to upgrade to automated meter reading
• Rangers head to central Florida fire
• Car may have averted catastrophe
• Tammie Terrel Rainge
• Clement Valentine Malcom Jr.
• Photos by Devlin Lee
• Senior Forest Ranger Jeff Johnson with the Florida Division of Forestry explains how some of the devices carried on this fire engine are used on fire lines and to protect structures. This is one on th
• Malaki DeClouet, Ismael Seda, Jamarion Gilbert and Ki'Zauria Steele react to Dr. Seuss's birthday with varying degrees of enthusiasm Wednesday at the Jackson County Early Childhood Center.- Mark Skinn
• Crews with Florida Public Utilities work on power poles near the intersection of Old Cottondale Road and U.S. Highway 90 Wednesday. The City of Marianna has filed a lawsuit against Florida Public Util
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• Police log for March 1
• Mission trip story missed one detail
• Another year, another tournament
• Tournament a shot in the arm
• Search on for suspect who stole, burned truck
• Hosts welcome tournament visitors
• Truck stolen in Miss. found in Jackson County
• Members of the Santa Fe College girl's basketball team relax at Beef 'O' Brady's Tuesday. They are one of many teams from throughout Florida who are in Marianna to compete in the state JUCO basketball
• Authorities are seeking information about this truck that was stolen from near Bascom and was found burned in a field on Neal's Landing Road. - Contributed photo
• Police log for Feb. 28
• Church to transform old school
• Man Tasered during attack on his aunt
• County to discuss municipal takeover of utilities
• The Rev. Terry Fitzgerald helps load groceries into a car at the Liberty Center food distribution Saturday in Chattahoochee.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Viola Baker, left, shows fellow volunteer LaRawnda Washington how to help people with their paperwork at a grocery giveaway in the Liberty Center. The center is located in the old Chattahoochee High S
• Adrian Graham
• Police log for Feb. 27
• A matter of trust
• Sneads council member retiring
• Former Sneads band director remembered for dedication
• Expert: family searching for body that doesn't exist
• Marianna doctors take skills to Ecuador
• On the menu
• Candidates set for upcoming elections
• Students research black inventors
• Former Sneads High School Band Director Nathan White is seen in this photo from a 2001 Sneads High School yearbook. He passed away unexpectedly Tuesday in Tallahassee. -Contributed photo
• The family of missing diver Ben McDaniel has offered a reward of $10,000 for information leading to his location. -Contributed photo
• Danny Sylvester helped judge entries Thursday in a Grand Ridge School contest highlighting African American inventors. Here, he looks over a display featuring George Crum, inventor of the potato chip.
• Henry Knowles, Micke Nuccio, Donn Davis, Jeff Davis, Larry Cobb, Charlotte Byrd, Bart Byrd, Cathy Akerson and Mark Akerson traveled to the Galapagos Islands for a medical mission trip. - Contributed P
• Dentist Henry Knowles and Donna Davis work on a patient's teeth during a medical mission trip to the Galapagos Island. -Contributed Photo
• Four severely burned near Youngstown
• Police log for Feb. 25
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• County CrimeStoppers now handling all calls
• Grand Ridge christens new signs
• Students use bottle art to explore history
• Marianna man dies in accident
• Sixth graders at Grand Ridge School created figurines from soda bottles in a recent project. Their art is on display in the school library. Shown here, clockwise from left, are Ashlyn Goodson, Sandi L
• Grand Ridge officials and members of the community participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, to mark the completion of the town's west end welcome signs on U.S. Highway 90.- Deborah Buckhalte
• Police log for Feb. 23
• Commission reverses funding decision
• County updated on septic tank law repeal efforts
• Hospital breaks ground on $6.5 million project
• Police log for Feb. 22
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• People gather in front of Jackson Hospital Wednesday afternoon during a ground breaking ceremony for a expansion and renovation project at the facility.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Carmen Danielle Smith, left, and Merian Milton talk to Jackson County Commissioners about why this year's Health and Safety Expo should receive funds from the county. Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Cottondale murder case wrapping up
• High speed rail
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• Merits and demerits of merit pay
• Police, sheriff won't work with CrimeStoppers
• Mom's advice helps Malone FFA
• Women's club dreams of rose garden
• Septic tank repeal bill passes first hurdle
• Sheriff's office investigation thefts
• Malone FFA Advisor Kim Barber, right, accepts a ceremonial check for $2,500 from Monsanto representative Al Pearson, center. Jackson County farmer Mike Jordan, left, was the one who designated Malone
• This picture of Sneads Elementary School student Jaden Maryssa Willis was chosen to appear in the new Justin Bieber movie "Never Say Never."- Contributed Photo
• Landscape architect Brian Bearwood presents a concept drawing for a rose garden on the hill below Madison Street Park in Marianna. The Marianna Women's Club is spearheading an effort to raise funds fo
• Police log for Feb. 21
• Birthday ride of a lifetime
• Prisoner tax fraud trial delayed
• Fire threatened neighborhood
• Woman held for drugs faces extradition
• Barbara Revell sits in the cockpit of a World War II T-6 Navy training aircraft. Revell co-piloted the plane last weekend. The flight was a Christmas present from husband Ben. – Contributed Photo
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• Chastine Van Fleet talks about the how the quick work of area firefighters and forestry personnel helped to save homes located near Old US Road during a wildfire last Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Lashaun Lassiter
• Police log for Feb. 20
• No one should profit from Sunland
• Governor wrong to cancel high speed rail
• Pros and cons of high speed rail
• Activist prepares her memoir
• Teacher merit pay proposal returns
• Man charged for murder of Bonifay woman
• Governor pushes rural development
• St. Patrick's Day celebration set for second weekend in March
• Fannie Pearl Collins talks about some of the many noteworthy events she has experienced in Jackson County. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Bill Stanton, executive director of the Jackson County Development Council, was a speaker and delegate at the Florida Rural Economic Development Summit this week.
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Jennifer Bocchino and Kathryn Meadows were thoroughly in the spirit of things during the 2010 Marianna St. Patrick's Day Celebration. This year's is set for March 12.
• Mark Skinner/Floridan Jennifer Bocchino and Kathryn Meadows were thoroughly in the spirit of things during the 2010 Marianna St. Patrick's Day Celebration. This year's is set for March 12.
• Police log for Feb. 18
• Wallet stolen from shopper's purse
• Save the Children awards scholarships
• Truck hits tractor in Cottondale
• Panhandle policyholders could see rate decreases
• Man awakened by burglar
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• Police log for Feb. 16
• Riverside cafeteria to be expanded
• Malone, Bascom ink deal to merge fire departments
• Chipola readies 'Little Shop' premiere
• Students eat lunch in the Riverside Elementary School cafeteria Wednesday. The cafeteria will be renovated and expanded over the coming months.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Dianna Glaze goes into a song as Kayla Todd, Meghan Gilliland and Deanna Harrison looks on, during a preview performance of Little Shop of Horrors for the members of the Chipola Regional Arts Associat
• Chris Holloway's character gets a case of the giggles while explaining how he came to become a dentist during a preview performance of the Little Shop of Horrors Tuesday.
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• Police log for Feb. 15
• Life in the information age
• Jackson County youth exhibit steers
• Jackson Hospital expansion not costing tax dollars
• Five elections coming up
• Jackson Hospital's emergency room will be doubling in size as part of a planned renovation program.
• Hayley Helms tries to persuade her steer to have a quick snack before the Jackson County Cattlemen's Fed Steer Show Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Faith Hardin with Jackson County 4-H has some trouble steering her steer during the Jackson County Cattlemen's Fed Steer Show Tuesday.
• Police log for Feb. 14
• Disabled ex-vet seeks help attending games
• Man accused of sexual battery takes plea deal
• Arguing couple arrested over the weekend
• Man robbed during dice game
• Driver charged with possession near Cottondale
• Hospital to begin $6.5M renovation
• Marvene Garrett
• Dennis Speights
• Robert Brehm II listens during his sentencing hearing Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Melvin Henderson has won 34 medals in various events while competing in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games over the last 13 years.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Feb. 13
• Hard choices lie ahead
• 67 Valentine's Days
• Goodwill opens Career Training Center
• Graceville woman arrested in Washington County
• Library fundraiser with a sweet tooth
• Hap and Jorene Dunaway
• Rev. Willie and Emma Griffen
• Jim and Patty Hart
• Creshull and Marianne Harrison
• Marianna Goodwill Store Manager Jeris Barbee talks Friday about some of the training programs that will be available at the newly expanded office in the Oak Station Shopping Center.- Mark Skinner/Flor
• People crowd around a table laden with sweets of all kinds during the 2010 Classic Southern Deserts fundraiser for the Jackson County Public Library.
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• Police log for Feb. 11
• County rejects use of recycled asphalt
• Scammers get more sophisticated
• Attorney urges students to master their fates
• Sneads plant gets national honor
• The staff of the Sneads Wastewater Treatment Plant accept an award from Eric McGee, honoring the city for excellence in operation of its aero mod wastewater treatment plant. From the left are Don Gagn
• Des Lawson, Tyeshia Smith, Jasmyne Merritt, Ashante Moore and Rochedra Glynn perform during the Grand Ridge Black History Month program Thursday morning.
• Attorney LaDray Gilbert addresses students at Grand Ridge School during the keynote address of the school's Black History Month program Thursday morning.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Feb. 9
• School district could face drastic cuts
• Cracked road to be tested
• Red Cross assists Malone mother, children after fire
• Grass grows into this crack, one of many, in the pavement on El Bethel Church Road between Grand Ridge and Sneads.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Sneads' Daryll Johnson breaks past Graceville defenders during the District 2-2A tournament in Bonifay Tuesday night.
• Malone Head Coach Steven Welch gives some instructions to Antwain Johnson in the closing minutes of a game against Sneads last Friday.
• Red Cross Disaster Action Team members were on the scene of a fire in Malone Wednesday to assist the victims of a mobile home fire. Jackson County Fire Rescue was dispatched to the residence at 5360 1
• Under Gov. Rick Scott's recommended budget, the Jackson County School District would lose about $4.8 million in funding. Superintendent Lee Miller said there might be things that will have to be put o
• A week for school support staff
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• Police log for Feb. 8
• Here we go again
• County gets courthouse update
• Marianna, Cottondale look to take over county water, sewer
• Library looking for volunteers
• Cottondale student heading to Big Bend bee
• Summer Hayes, a fifth grader at Cottondale Elementary School, will be representing Jackson County this Saturday at the Big Bend Regional Spelling Bee in Tallahassee.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Becky Pittman helps a patron with a computer question at the Jackson County Public Library in Marianna Tuesday. The library will be having a workshop to teach volunteers how to tutor adults in basic l
• This is an architect's rendering closely resembling the latest design for improvements to the Jackson County Courthouse facade.- Image Courtesy of Donofro and Associates
• Police log for Feb. 7
• Scott proposes to privatize Sunland
• Driver, passenger held on charges after accident
• State parks face possible closure
• In the proposed budget Gov Rick Scott released Monday, he said that Sunland should be privatized by early 2013.
• Three Rivers State Park is not on the list of 53 parks suggested for closure as a budget- cutting measure for the state.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Police log for Feb. 5
• Hundreds turn out for slain officer's funeral
• Local black history
• Legislators warn of deep spending cuts
• Another downtown business asks city for help
• Economy headed in right direction, advisor says
• Books outline depth of black history in Jackson County
• Union Grove was one of county's earliest black schools
• Spires achieved many 'firsts'
• Farmer, bus driver, crewman – Jones did it all
• City's first black mayor recalls triumphs, struggles
• Chipola Black Student Union hosts annual Black History Month event
• County boasted thriving black business community
• Dr. Willie Spires is serving his fifth consecutive term as a Jackson County Commissioner, the first African-American to hold that post. He is also a psychology professor and the first African-American
• People involved in planning the fourth whole school reunion for Union Grove High School meet to catch up on preparations Thursday.
• Edward Jones will celebrate his 97th birthday this summer. He has lived in Jackson County most of his life. On a recent visit to the Floridan, he talked about some of his memories.
• This used to be Graham's Place, also know as Graham's Corner and as the "Honey Dripper." Located on the corner of Orange and St. Andrews streets, it had an upstairs dance hall. The first floor had a f
• Leon Kelly treasures the old knives and other implements his grandfather used in the butchering business he ran from a building behind his home.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Elmore Bryant, the first black mayor Marianna, talks about the days he and others were involved in the civil rights struggle.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Queen Brown looks through her autobiography, which contains many references to local landmarks and historic information.- Morgan Carlson/Floridan
• Kate Warne, an investment strategist with the Edward Jones Research Department, spoke to a group at Chipola College about the U.S. economy and current market trends Thursday.- Morgan Carlson/Floridan
• Owner of the Court House Coffee Shoppe, Mary Lou Patmore, spoke before the Marianna City Commission this week to request help for the parking problem at her downtown Marianna business.- Mark Skinner/F
• Police log for Feb. 4
• Cottondale murder investigation still open
• Marianna considers Fourth of July event
• Malone woman arrested for drugs, child abuse
• Hunter recalls gunfight with double murder suspect
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• A bouquet of flowers stands outside of Bruce and Sharon Williams' home in Cottondale Thursday. - Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Cottondale Police Chief William Watford is seen outside of the home of Bruce and Sharon Williams, shortly after investigators arrived on Jan 26. While the main suspect died in a shootout Wednesday, t
• The City of Marianna is discussing having a Fourth of July fire works display. Seen here, a fireworks display held at Citizens Lodge several years ago. - Floridan File Photo
• Police log for Feb. 2
• Marianna candidates must qualify this month
• Jackson County family in Egypt reports they're safe
• Chipola announces new cutting-edge program
• State tournament to fill county with visitors
• Murder suspect dead
• David Lane, Ronnie Myers, Robert Trammel, Jake Headrick, and Dr. Gene Prough at Chipola College during a press conference to kick off the ticket sales drive for the Florida Junior College Men's and Wo
• Richard Williams, Bud Riviere, Rep. Marti Coley, Courtney Sawyer, Christen Bennett, Matthew White, and Dr. Gene Prough sport 3D glasses during a press conference at Chipola College announcing the new
• What's wrong with the country today
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• Lawmakers, get on this
• Police log for Feb. 1
• Chipola TV looks to broadcast
• Grammy nominee coming to Chipola
• Washington County battles synthetic drug growth
• Chipola College's Royce Reagan works on getting the cameras ready for Tuesday night's basketball games against Northwest Florida.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Grammy nominated artist Freddy Cole will be performing at Chipola College on Feb. 7. -Photo by Clay Walker
• District names Teacher of the Year
• Police log for Jan. 31
• Jackson County family trapped in Egypt
• Sister charged for allegedly impeding brother's arrest
• Man held for allegedly strangling pregnant girlfriend
• Man dies in weekend interstate accident
• Man charged for kicking out cop car window
• School Related Employee of the Year Connie Peterson and Rookie Teacher of the Year Marissa Ballard stand on stage after accepting their awards.
• Ruby Sylvester is congratulated after her teacher of the year win.
• People demonstrate in Cairo, Egypt, Monday, Jan. 31, 2011. A coalition of opposition groups called for a million people to take to Cairo's streets Tuesday to ratchet up pressure for President Hosni Mu
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• Beverly Conrad talks about her son, Bruce, who works in Cairo, Egypt.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Police investigate fight, stabbing at store
• Police log for Jan. 30
• Victims' son now wanted in connection with murders
• Shelter defends local vets
• Congrats to all
• Hirt named Citizen of the Year
• District schools get chance to race to the top
• Chamber receives state award
• Dick Hinson honored
• Man convicted in 2008 stabbing
• Greenwood home destroyed by fire
• Funeral arrangements made for slain couple
• Citizen of the Year Homer Hirt prepares to deliver his acceptance speech Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Rob Hinson does his best imitation of his grandfather, Dick Hinson, while accepting a lifetime achievement award on the elder Hinson's behalf Friday. Dick Hinson's sons, Mark Hinson, Randall Hinson a
• Jackson Hospital CEO Larry Meese accepts the Wayne Mixson Economic Leadership Award check on behalf of the hospital at Friday's Jackson County Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. From the left are, ou
• Betty Joyce Hand received the Volunteer of the Year Award Friday at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Banquet.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Kathy Sloan, center, accepts the Excellence in Leadership award from Art Kimbrough and Sarah Clemmons Friday.
• Incoming Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Chairman John Milton brings the ceremonies to an end Friday night.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Florida Chamber Foundation representative Stephanie Gibbons, center, presents the Six Pillars Community Award to Jackson County Chamber of Commerce outgoing chairman Sarah Clemmons and Art Kimbrough,
• Jackson County School Superintendent Lee Miller talks to school district staff and county residents at a town hall meeting in Campbellton Thursday. Attendees met district staff, learned about the Race
• Police log for Jan. 28
• Search for son of slain Cottondale couple extends into Alabama, Georgia
• State to seek death penalty for John Wayne Lincoln
• Long-serving 911 coordinator retires
• Man charged with battery on officer, bringing marijuana into jail
• County clarifies road project list
• Jackson County plans to chip-seal Cecil Lane and three dead-end roads that connect to it- Girlsey, Gray and Oregon Trail.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• John Mader presents a birdhouse he built to retiring 911 Coordinator Christine Daniels, as friends and co-workers look on.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
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• Washington County schools locked down
• Police log for Jan. 26
• Husband, wife found dead
• Man found unconscious in suspected meth lab
• Cottondale felon convicted of possession of firearm
• Superintendent invites questions
• County divides over bed tax spending
• Investigators process evidence found in a suspected meth lab in a room at the Budget Inn in Marianna Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Cottondale Police Chief William Watford confers with Jackson County Sheriff's Office investigators near the scene where two people were found dead on First Street in Cottondale Wednesday.- Mark Skinne
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• Local vets need to support pet adoptions
• Police log for Jan. 25
• Candidates need to explain
• Gun laws
• Anniversary remembered
• It shouldn't have to come to this
• Students, teachers gather to recall accident victim
• Citizen of the Year nominees named
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• More than a dozen charged in riot
• Police log for Jan. 24
• Peanut prices rise
• Hinson set for chamber banquet
• Author Margena Myrick and Rose Robinson Jackson look talk about how how the world has changed since their days as childhood friends in Marianna. They are seen with purses featuring characters from Myr
• Jackson County School Superintendent Lee Miller reads a story about a kid having a bad day to students at Cottondale Elementary School as Deputy Superintendent Larry Moore and school board member Kenn
• Disturbance at Graceville juvenile facility
• Teen dies in car wreck
• Well known Panhandle humorist Mark Hinson will be the speaker at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce's banquet Friday night.- Contributed Photo
• Ken Barton, executive director of the Florida Peanut Producers Association, works on a report in his office in the Ag Center on Penn Avenue Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Jan. 23
• Florida legislators look to change gun laws
• Speed, warning signs posted on road
• Veteran's remains escorted through county
• Salvation Army office moves again
• Several alleged drug dealers arrested
• Members of the Florida Highway Patrol escort a convoy carrying the remains of Air Force Lt. Robert Dees home to Ozark, Ala. Friday. - Mark Skinner/Floridan
• A makeshift memorial has sprung up on Old Greenwood Road near where Devaunte Patterson died in a traffic accident on Jan 15. Jackson County Road and Bridge crews have installed new speed limit and sto
• The Jackson County Salvation Army office has relocated to this house on Clinton Street near the Madison Street intersection.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Danny Wikle, store manager for Outpost Guns and Ammo in Marianna, looks over a concealed carry permit application Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Jan. 21
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• County wants tire dumper caught
• Charges in fatal Sneads crash
• City awarded for being top rural community
• Road Crew Supervisor Gill Hand piles up tires found on Topaz Road so they can be picked easier by the county's heavy equipment Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Kayla Rabon was issued two non-criminal traffic citations following an investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol into this September accident that killed Dianne McCoy.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Anyone passing Marianna on Interstate 10 will know that Marianna is USDA's Florida Rural Community of the Year, thanks to this billboard near the Penn Avenue Interstate 10 interchange.- Mark Skinner/F
• Lane delays on Old Cottondale Road
• Police log for Jan. 19
• Pharmacist sentenced for trafficking
• Gov. Scott delays septic tank regulations
• Man jumps from car while fleeing cops
• Brothers urge Chipola students on
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• Joy Polston joins Lamar Polston and Ricky Polston as they look over yearbooks from their time at Chipola. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• School board finalizes 2011-12 calendar
• Let Compass Lake determine its own destiny
• Police log for Jan. 18
• In this case, no news is good news
• School employees compete to lose
• Man flees traffic stop, crashes car
• Ag building set to open at Sneads High
• Cindy James laughs at a joke as Jackson County School Superintendent Lee Miller weighs in for the district's competition to see who can get most in shape.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Buddy Land with Crawford Landscaping and Lawn Service lays sod in front of Sneads High School's new agricultural building Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Police log for Jan. 17
• Community marks King day
• Former hospital chief of staff dies
• Iola Bell and Martha Elder clap along to the music, as a service remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. starts Monday at Jerusalem A.M.E. Church.
• The Rev. Ronald Mizer soars into song during his address at a service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Leslie Spencer, associate state director for AARP, answers questions about the economy and energy costs during a meeting of AARP Chapter 3486 Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Student driver died after warning children
• Police log for Jan. 16
• Time to pull together
• Chipola Ministries thanks supporters
• Get behind city effort
• Still no mayor in Grand Ridge
• Student dies in crash
• Marianna woman arrested for cocaine
• Sheriff: Crime is up
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• Grand Ridge town council members consider some of the more humorous proposed names for the road that leads to the town's new wastewater treatment plant.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• One person was killed in this single vehicle accident on Old Greenwood Road Saturday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Cottondale's Darien Pollock takes the ball down court with Sneads' John Whittington in pursuit Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Cottondale's Tsara Peace and Sneads' Kayla Rabon fight for possession of the ball Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts goes over some of the county's crime statistics during an interview Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Former Dozier school sees new management, again
• Police log for Jan. 14
• Group to aid Chipola River Greenway
• Twins invited to attend Morehouse
• Speaker tells students they have a choice
• Three arrested as warrant served
• Twins Darius, left, and Darien Pollock have been accepted to Morehouse College in Atlanta, the alma mater of one of their heroes, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Their letters of acceptance came exactly on
• Scientist Victor DeNoble makes his way around the Malone School Auditorium showing students a monkey brain that had been effected by nicotine exposure.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The Chipola River winds its way through the Hinson Conservation and Recreation Area.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Jan. 12
• Bidder protests county decision
• Cottondale man arrested for meth
• '48 Hours' on murder to air this month
• Women narrowly missed by falling tree
• Erin Moriarty prepares to interview Dewayne Barrentine for an episode of "48 Hours" that is expected to air Jan. 22.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• This tree fell across Baltzell Street in Marianna Wednesday afternoon. The City of Marianna Street Department removed the tree.- Contributed Photo
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• A dispute has arisen over the bid awarded for a landscaping project along the State Road 71 medians at Interstate 10.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Water line damaged
• Police log for Jan. 11
• Pay back Social Security first
• Left in limbo
• Arrest in Malone burglaries
• County still debates Compass Lake's future
• Guard charged in inmate beating
• Man charged for stolen pills
• Three men, juvenile charged for firearms
• Sheriff's office finds stolen vehicles
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• Selafas Ivey
• Terry Thomas
• Quinton Dixon
• Jason Thomas
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• Compass Lake in the Hills resident Leah Reagan talks to Jackson County Commission about her concerns over a possible change in how special assessments are collected in her subdivision. Behind her, Hea
• Police log for Jan. 10
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• Horse adoption returns to Jackson County
• Man charged after gunshots, chase
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• Aryn O'Dell feeds some of the horses up for adoption at the Bureau of Land Management's Wild Horse and Burro Adoption in 2009 at the Jackson County Ag Center.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Jan. 9
• Does the law abide by the rules?
• A good first step
• Hopkins sells GMC to Rahal-Miller
• Mayor's removal made permanent
• Chamber welcomes new chairman
• Marianna man arrested for drugs
• Ronald Eudon Grant III
• Chris Wright
• Carrier of the Year wins again
• While the Hopkins dealership in Marianna sold its GMC franchise to Rahal-Miller Chevrolet Buick Cadillac, it will be open Monday selling used cars and trucks, and the parts and service department will
• Incoming chamber chairman John Milton talks about his family's history in Jackson County during the First Friday Power Breakfast.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of wanted Greenwood woman
• Police log for Jan. 7
• Jackson County tobacco trial cancelled
• New tenant for old Wal-Mart space
• Battle of the bands for 2011 Paint 'n' Pork
• This former Walmart location on Highway 90 is the planned future home for a national chain of farm and ranch supply stores' Marianna location. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Circuit Judge Hentz McClellan gives potential jurors instruction on the determination of facts in a lawsuit against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• An attorney for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company interviews potential jurors in a lawsuit against the company Monday. The trial was cancelled Wednesday after a jury could not be seated.- Mark Skinner
• Carlton Cotton and Kassandra Mandrekas were among the many entertainers to take the stage for the 2010 Marianna Arts Festival and BBQ Cook-Off. This year's festival will feature a battle of the bands
• Chattahoochee plans Valentine's run
• Police log for Jan. 5
• Jackson County participates in inaugural parade
• Marianna talks parking, other issues
• Southerland sworn in to office
• Burglars use golf cart in county break-in
• Women try to get out of the rain in front of Bistro Palms Restaurant in Marianna. The Marianna City Commission approved the purchase of a parcel of land near the restaurant to improve parking.- Mark
• Jackson County's entry in the inaugural parade makes it way past the capital building in Tallahassee. -Robert Arnold/ Special to the Floridan
• Cause of child's death under investigation
• Police log for Jan. 4
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Blood center needs donations
• Scott sworn in as Florida's 45th governor
• Inauguration
• Jimmy Spooner, Tammy Bevis, Janine Roye, Donna Fowler and Buddy Shelley talk about last year's blood drive at Florida Public Utilities.
• Nominations open for Citizen of the Year
• Police log for Jan. 3
• Questions hang over Compass Lake's future
• Jury selection for Jackson County tobacco suit
• Police log for Jan. 2
• 2011
• County contemplates 2011 for local government
• Musicians wanted for fundraiser
• Marianna has busy year
• Flying saucer lands in Sneads
• County Administrator reviews 2010
• Stores see good numbers this holiday season
• Search still on for would-be thieves
• Graceville man charged with drug offenses
• Heat and drought disaster loans available
• Outlet stores closed due to fire
• Heat and drought disaster loans available
• Crews battle six fires
• Meth, pills lead to woman's arrest
• Marijuana found in whiskey bag
• Check scheme results in grand theft charge
• Prison visitor arrested on drug charge
• "Cast of Beatlemania" to perform locally
• Mom and infant coming home
• Stolen SUV recovered, TV still missing
• Exemption deadlines approach
• Home rebuilt for family of five
• Local man murdered near Quincy
• Christmas crash sends one to hospital
• Local float going to Governor's Parade
• Drive safely
• New extension agent ready to get to work
• Corps wants old Christmas trees
• Two held in Christmas Eve drug bust
• Police log for Dec. 23 and 24
• New year
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• The Corps of Engineers will be taking live Christmas trees after Christmas to be used for fish habitats.-Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Robert Trawick checks on how some of the rose varieties being garden-tested are holding up.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Ornament days bring families together
• Two juveniles held for burglary
• Seven-year-old LaMarcus Douglas shows off his handiwork to his grandmother, Marquetta Melzer, during Ornament Day at the Jackson County Public Library Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Parker Hughes admires a Christmas decoration he fashioned out of a dog biscuit, as Mary Deese helps Dylan Hughes with his ornament during Ornament Day in Graceville Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Man found dead in apartment
• Police log for Dec. 22
• Accused killer indicted
• Man charged for allegedly stealing, forging checks
• Woodland fire contained
• Alleged store robber arrested
• Man faces truck theft charge
• Police log for Dec. 21
• Division of Forestry Firefighting Ranger Russell Sims plows fire lines around an approximately 10-acre wildfire in southwest Jackson County on Tuesday afternoon. – Photo Courtesy of Florida Division o
• Leonard P. Stephens
• Seven-year-old LaMarcus Douglas shows off his handiwork to his grandmother, Marquetta Melzer, during Ornament Day at the Jackson County Public Library Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Mitchell Crawford
• Woman catches burglar in the act
• Still not too late
• Mule needs a home
• Chipola adds another four-year degree
• Another trailer destroyed by fire
• Police log for Dec. 20
• Missing woman's body identified
• Burglars steal Cottondale family Christmas
• Two shot in family property dispute
• Victim beaten by armed robbers
• Cottondale man held for drugs
• Investigators gather evidence at the scene of a double shooting on Mayo Road between Cypress and Grand Ridge.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
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• Ronald Henderson
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Woman killed in wreck
• Police log for Dec. 19
• Warning signs missed
• Marianna woman celebrates 101st Christmas
• School board splits on calendar
• Grand Ridge sewer system getting big customer
• Science students convert mousetraps into cars
• Teachers, support personnel approve salary increases
• Retirement doesn't mean inactive
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• Malone Beta Club members Autumn Speigner and Tatum Skipper help Lou Alice Clark open some Christmas presents Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• As the mousetrap motor in Josh Simmons' car tries to close, it pulls on a string that turns the car's axel.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Dec. 17
• Two charged in Malone attempted armed robbery
• Two men arrested for prescription drugs
• Quadruple murderer's conviction upheld
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• Inmates stabbed at ACI
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• Police log for Dec. 15
• Prison employee sentenced for UNICOR fraud
• School board gunman lived in Alford
• Sneads council hears trailer park plans
• Bikers donate toys for children
• Burglar found with mini meth lab
• Members of Fire and Iron Station 202 load up all of the toys they had collected for children in the Guardian Ad Litem program.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Clay Duke, an ex-convict who held the Bay County School Board at gunpoint Tuesday and later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, lived at this residence at 1603 Mill Road in Alford. The driveway wa
• WESLEY MARTIN
• Ian Thompson talks to Sneads Town Council members about his plans for a proposed mobile home park.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Grand Ridge begins adding new customers
• School board gunman had Dec. 14 marked on calendar
• Police log for Dec. 14
• Officer shot on duty is parade marshal
• The shape of things to come?
• Roof work put out to bid again
• County finds temporary home for pageant float
• Gunman disrupts school board, shoots himself
• Officer Brett Preston
• Carl Griffin and Ricky Robinson cut a piece of drywall to fit while working on the Lewis Building Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Miss Jackson County Ellie Grace Clark, center, brought some reinforcements with her Tuesday as she tried to get the Jackson County Commission to help with some pageant float repairs and to find a stor
• Police log for Dec. 13
• School bus rear-ended
• Mother deals with pregnancy, cancer
• Bascom, Malone fire departments merging
• Jailed man forgets to check his sock
• WALLACE WALKER JR.
• Jana Rednour holds her newborn son, Josiah. – Contributed Photo
• Elderly man loses home to fire
• New Panhandle airport slow to draw passengers
• Police log for Dec. 12
• Graceville man remembers Pearl Harbor attacks
• Soldier to be honored for Iraq service
• Friendship built on volunteering
• Sneads elementary students get generous
• Long-time volunteer Louis Towson helps LuAnn Dean get Christmas gifts ready for foster children in Jackson County.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Army Staff Sgt. Christie Speights
• Volunteers Timmy and Amanda Rabon sort through food collected during a drive at Sneads Elementary School Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• In 1941 Gail Moul was six years old and stationed at Pearl Harbor with his parents. He is holding up a photo of an Army Air Corps barracks burning on the base as he recounts his memories of the attack
• Food pantry to hold benefit concert
• Police log for Dec. 10
• Marianna High student charged with aggravated battery
• Two Sneads men arrested by drug task force
• Satsuma growers learn from the past
• Burglars caught red-handed
• Marianna gets insurance premium back
• Grand Ridge showcasing improvements at parade
• Johnny Jones tosses a handful of fresh picked satsumas into a bucket Thursday at the Cherokee Satsuma Co-Op.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Tom Conley with the Florida League of Cities presents a check to Marianna Mayor Roger Clay for $15,929. The league returned a portion of the city's insurance premium.- Morgan Carlson/Floridan
• Police log for Dec. 8
• Fire captain demoted for drag racing on duty
• Jackson County man charged with attempted murder pleads to misdemeanor
• Marianna looks at buying property to ease parking
• Old high school demolition nears completion
• Matt Walker works on fixing one of the doorways at the old Marianna High School as part of efforts to maintain the building.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Randall Mark Granger
• The City of Marianna is considering purchasing property to solve a parking situation for businesses along Caledonia Street.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Scam hits resident's mail
• Police log for Dec. 7
• Bank robber gets life
• High school grades released
• Heritage festival in its seventh year
• One arrested in home invasion robbery
• 14-year-old girl abducted
• Riders on the Providence Baptist Church float throw candy to the crowd during the 2009 Sneads Christmas Parade.
• SHAWNEST IVEY
• Abby Strickland
• Hard freeze warnings issued
• Police log for Dec. 5
• Remember others
• FPU pres talks rates at First Friday
• Stimulus money pays for fire mitigation at state park
• Marianna lit up in Parade of Lights
• County Christmas Fund in a bind
• Cottondale man arrested for drugs near school
• Patsy Swearingen gets her picture taken with a fish she reeled in on U.S. Highway 90 during the Christmas parade.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• President of Florida Public Utilities Jeff Householder explains electrical rates during the First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Brian Godwin, right, watches as Mark Keen clears out brush and small trees near homes on the outskirts of Florida Caverns State Park Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Reginald Devon Kirkland
• Sheriff's office finds 10 pounds of marijuana
• Police log for Dec. 3
• Downtown Marianna decked for the holidays
• Marianna graduate to compete in reality show
• Feds impose conditions on Superior Bank
• Members of Street Corner Symphony -- including Marianna native John Martin, front, second from right -- are competing in NBC's singing competition "The Sing-Off." The show premieres Dec. 6.
• The Main Street Marianna Christmas tree has a new home adjacent to the old First Nation Bank building.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• The Superior Bank group is operating under a consent order with the Office of Thrift Supervision.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police need help finding trailer thief
• Police log for Dec. 1
• Greenwood bank robber convicted
• Feds issue consent order for First Capital
• Student injured after running into bus
• Rental assistance list re-opened after two years
• High school building burglarized
• Larry Jerome Williams testifies Wednesday during his trial for the robbery of the PeoplesSouth Bank in Greenwood in January.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Emergency personnel load a child injured in a bus accident at Riverside Elementary School into an ambulance Wednesday. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• First Capital Bank is operating under a consent order from bank regulators following an unsatisfactory review earlier this year.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Floridan offices relocating
• Celebrate life with Tree of Lights
• Police log for Nov. 30
• Decking out the Russ House
• A gleam of light?
• Marianna prepares for Christmas parade
• Police step up DUI enforcement
• Black Friday
• Joy Hinton gets the Christmas decorations ready for the Russ House Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Santa waves to the crowd as he brings the 2009 Marianna Christmas Parade to a close.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Nov. 29
• Friends, colleagues mourn Vivian Ford
• Man Tasered after car, foot chase
• Burglary suspect found hiding in ceiling
• Sheriff to feature on cable show
• Man charged for false imprisonment, car theft
• RICHARD MAY
• Vivian Ford and Larry Ford accepted the Peanut Farmer of the Year and the High Corn Yield awards at the 2006 Farm City Day Banquet.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• At the last Jackson County School Board meeting she attended, Vivian Ford was selected by Dr. Terry Nichols to hold the Bible as he took his oath of office for his third term. Ford was murdered Saturd
• Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts adjusts his jacket while getting ready for an interview with the television program "Snapped" Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Frank Allen White Jr.
• Buddy's Fruit Stand in Sneads has these Christmas trees lined up for customers as the holiday approaches.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Buddy's Fruit Stand in Sneads has these Christmas trees lined up for customers as the holiday approaches.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• Police log for Nov. 28
• One charged for Greenwood murder
• Shoppers swarm to sales
• Greenwood flautist returning to record
• Home health care vital for many
• Jackson County unemployment decreases
• Car fire on interstate slows westbound traffic
• Road project list expands
• Police log for Nov. 26
• Noah CAN-paigns for the seventh year
• Blue Springs master plan adopted
• Juveniles charged for October fire, break-in
• Four arrested for selling stolen church items
• Police log for Nov. 24
• Don't let Black Friday make you blue
• Some stores, restaurants open on Thanksgiving
• County OKs bed tax money for festivals
• Dense fog to blanket Panhandle
• Police log for Nov. 23
• Agency fears more cuts
• Accident slows traffic on U.S. 90
• Eat at King's Table for Thanksgiving
• Graceville man arrested in Holmes County
• County gets the bill for November election
• Cotton makes a comeback
• Man leads deputy on high-speed chase
• Police log for Nov. 22
• Thanksgiving plans
• Marianna student wins scholarship in lottery
• Powell gets two life sentences
• Theater project delayed slightly
• Man arrested after fleeing deputy
• Traffic push nets seven arrests
• Scholarship
• CC theater
• Police log for Nov. 21
• New health department office progresses
• Psychiatrist's license revoked
• The changing face of Jackson County unemployment
• Grand Ridge family loses everything in fire
• Traffic tips as holiday approaches
• Trainer Ugreenal Ivey teaches a class about overcoming obstacles Friday at the One Stop Center in Marianna.
• C.J. Songer works on installing conduit in the new Jackson County Health Department building Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jeffrey Lynn Benoit
• Parent finds stolen guns, jewelry in car
• Police log for Nov. 19
• School forgoes meal to help others
• Food banks running low
• Students help classmates in need
• Marianna Middle School students and officers of the club Youth Unchained-Alexis Kendall, Alonshay Bailey, Kiandra Decree, Brianna Johnson and Taniyah Robinson- look through the boxes of food they coll
• Imani Williams and Abria Tanner fill up a bag of food for a needy family at The Master's Academy of Northwest Florida Tuesday.
• J.W. Cooper talks about how the food bank at Chipola Family Ministries is running low or out of some food items.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Suspects sought in burglary near Malone
• Police log for Nov. 17
• Bike rider takes to the road for freedom
• Septic tank law delayed
• County projects going out to bid
• Appeals court reverses Jackson County judge
• Man allegedly steals woman's car, crashes it
• Rep. Marti Coley, R-Marianna, talks to members of the Republican Club of West Florida last week.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Daniel Lockridge has been living on the road for the past eight years, and passed through Jackson County this week. He has logged 37,000 miles on his long-term trip and has been through this area befo
• Jackson County Commission Chairman Chuck Lockey, left, accepts a $302,000 ceremonial check from Richard Machek, state director of USDA's Rural Development division.- Deborah Buckhalter/Floridan
• School board members sworn in
• Retired teacher asks churches to mark day
• Police log for Nov. 16
• During Tuesday's meeting of the Chipola Regional Arts Association, Claude Reese explains how he came to carve this ballerina figure.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Army officer says thanks
• Lynn Bauldree, right, talks about how lye soap was made as Maddox Noye and Holly Noye try their hand at stirring a pot of it at the 2009 Baptist College of Florida's Holiday Homecoming.- Mark Skinne
• Rewards send wrong message
• Internet outage due to cut cable
• It would be unfortunate
• Childhood illness leads to calling
• Man arrested, escapes patrol car
• BCF prepares to celebrate the holidays
• City awaits word on facility
• County elects new officers
• County prisons
• Police log for Nov. 15
• Burglars hit Malone School
• County gets federal grant for road extension
• Mother, son charged with growing pot
• Two die in weekend farm accidents
• A federal grant will allow Jackson County to extend Whitetail Drive.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Sheila Anita Bourkard
• Jeremy Joseph Coatney
• An unknown intruder left this obscure message on a chalkboard in the food services offices on Liddon Street over the last two weekends.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Vehicle burglars caught
• Police log for Nov. 14
• County needs to keep looking
• Lockers burglarized during game
• There must be a better way
• Burglar caught napping on couch
• Man flees disturbance, is arrested
• Man raises three orphaned opossums
• At school, it pays to be nice. Literally
• Cottondale truck stop development approved
• Leonard Parry feeds his three pet opossums- Stella, Adriana and Sylvia.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• This is a graphic of the Love's Travel Center and Country Store that the Jackson County Commission approved. The store will be located at the Cottondale Interstate-10 exit.- Contributed Photo
• Farm City Day honors Jackson County farmers
• Chipola showcase approaches
• 14-year-old charged with grand theft auto
• Police log for Nov. 12
• FCAT bonus money going mostly to staff
• Work camp to close?
• Latest phone scam makes the rounds
• Grand Ridge Middle School teacher Rebecca Beasley asks her class about how they recycle during her sixth grade critical thinking class Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan.
• Police log for Nov. 10
• County gears up for Farm City Day
• Shopping center getting facelift, new stores
• Hospice cooks for veterans
• Southerland learning the ropes
• Salary holds up transfer
• Search for thief leads to meth lab
• Grand Ridge residents eager to get connected
• Army veteran Glenda Lashley receives a pin in honor of her service to her county from Cadet Capt. Codie Daniels with the Chipley JROTC Wednesday. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Doug Hansard works on getting the ceiling ready for two new businesses set to occupy the space vacated several years ago by Food World in the Oak Station Shopping center. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• R.A. and Ardella Griffin are the 2010 Farm Family of the Year.- Contributed Photo
• Get your flags ready
• Police log for Nov. 9
• Even with decrease, rates too high
• Jury delivers double murder verdict
• Teacher injured in accident
• Witness: Powell admitted shooting men
• Man charged with hit and run, DUI
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• library director
• Republicans
• meth lab
• jcf10SNEADS BUST2Carol Gene Arnold
• jcf10SNEADS BUST3JESSIE RABON
• Opening arguments in double-murder trial
• Police log for Nov. 8
• New state senator to focus on education
• School millage
• Man found under table charged with burglary
• LaMarquis Powell
• Grand Ridge plans big splash for treatment plant
• Police log for Nov. 7
• Changing of the guard
• New food bank in Cottondale
• Despite voters' rejection, district can still levy millage
• County needs to pave Five Points
• Broadband effort begins
• Cambellton revenue picture improves
• Marianna library builds cultural bridges
• Police log for Nov. 5
• Man charged with stealing firearm
• A pair of red light camera systems has been standing watch over the intersection of U.S. Highway 231 and State Road 2 in Campbellton since August.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Sunny Crandall gives some clues while people try to guess the price of the product she was holding during a Chat-n-Sip Friday for members of Jackson County's international community.- Mark Skinner/Flo
• Pastor Aida Spina sorts through boxes of food at the Heaven's Garden Food Pantry in Cottondale Saturday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Lee Miller
• Chili dinner raises big money
• New plan to fight septic tank law
• County history ornaments mark the season
• Teacher turns hero
• Parade, week of events to mark Veterans Day
• Company celebrates second wind
• Southerland gets to work after historic victory
• The Christmas in Jackson County ornaments went on sale Wednesday. This year's ornament features the First Bank of Marianna. Each year a new subject is chosen for the ornament, which depicts a signific
• Army veteran Russell Hardman salutes during a 2009 Veterans Day program at Grand Ridge School.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• City considers major project in West End
• Police log for Nov. 3
• Reset the clocks, change the batteries
• Campbellton alumni prepare to gather
• City looks at downtown revitalization
• Crutchfield, Coley win
• City does well
• Scott wins tight Fla. gov. race
• Fall festival gets thumbs up
• Police log for Nov. 2
• County commission sets swearing in, meeting dates
• US Rep. Allen Boyd unseated in north Florida
• Republican Bondi takes attorney general race
• Fla. voters approve straw poll to balance federal budget
• Florida justices appear to survive retention vote
• Repeal of public campaign finance system rejected
• Amendment to loosen class-size limits fails
• Young actress has a go as senior citizen
• City looking for restaurant parking solution
• Voters approve Amendments 5 and 6
• Hundreds of students turn out for career fair
• From the left are Marianna city commissioners Howard Milton Jr., James Wise, Joe Fritz, area director for USDA Rural Development, Mayor Roger Clay, Paul Donofro Jr., John Roberts and City Manager Jim
• FPU rate decrease approved
• Piper Williams and Griffin Smith listen during a scene from "Dearly Departed" Monday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Scott Hagan waves to passing motorists while campaigning for several candidates Tuesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• HELPS moves forward, still needs help
• Rubio wins Senate over Crist, Meek
• Florida voters reject land-use amendment
• Atwater wins Florida CFO race over Ausley
• Putnam wins agriculture commissioner race
• FPU outlines rate decrease proposal
• Police log for Nov. 1
• Lights go out at college
• Plans outlined to expand Winterfest
• Race kennel contractor faces dozens of cruelty charges
• Sheriff's office blood drive to help fellow officer
• Florida Public Utilities President Jeff Householder talks about the company's proposed rate decrease for Marianna customers and other possible changes that could translate into additional savings.- Ma
• Police log for Oct. 31
• Straw poll
• Farmer to begin growing his own tractor fuel
• Good news, not so good decision
• Not part of the retirement plan
• Proposed regs won't help create jobs
• First graders spend day on the farm
• Marianna named top rural community by USDA
• Time to remember school bus safety
• Police log for Oct. 29
• Malone prepares to go nuts
• Marianna airport shows off improvements
• Children dive to scoop up candy thrown by a passing float at the 2009 Malone Pecan Festival Parade.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Magic McNealy looks out of the window at HELPS Friday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson County farmer Jeff Pittman is planning on using his sunflower crop to help fuel his farm.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Some of Sue Miller's class took shelter under their picnic blanket as they tried to escape a rain storm at the Ag Adventures program Wednesday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Donation jar stolen from store
• The Kountry Candy Store on U.S. Highway 231 near Compass Lake in the Hills was robbed some time Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. The glass in the front door of the business was shattered to gain
• Police log for Oct. 27
• Region's unemployment dips
• Jackson County olives get no love from USDA
• Florida Public Utilities seeks rate decrease
• County agrees to restrictions for property
• County, chamber seal Russ House deal
• Campbellton man arrested after traffic stop
• Specters to appear at Caverns
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• Allen Clinton Cotton Jr
• Richard Folsom will be debuting his latest book, "Was I an Author and Didn't Know It," with a book signing at Chipola River Book & Tea Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. His previous two books, "Was I a
• Have fun, stay safe
• County cotton harvest in full swing
• Police log for Oct. 26
• Schools choose how to distribute money
• Two-week art show comes to Chipola College
• Man barricades himself after issuing death threats
• Police log for Oct. 25
• Residents vow to fight for law's repeal
• Man charged with supplying beer to minors for party
• Fire contained despite winds
• Farm fire causes thousands in damage
• Early voting
• City tries new way to control pesky bugs
• Drug arrests made in Holmes County
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• alcohol
• Florida gubernatorial candidate Alex Sink talks about her campaign during a barbecue at Chipola College Monday night.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Police log for Oct. 24
• Not too late to speak out
• Farmer gets creative
• Man runs through Jackson County on 4,000-mile trip
• Perhaps not a bright idea
• Police log for Oct. 22
• Habitat auction fundraiser approaches
• Chattahoochee merchants plan downtown event
• Veterans parade, holiday dinner planned
• Cancer symposium 'dazzled'
• Walter Mosier turned an area of his farm in Cottondale into a four-acre corn maze. The maze will be open each weekend until Nov. 21.- Contributed Photo
• Steve Knowlton runs along U.S. Highway 90 near Grand Ridge with a stroller of supplies Friday. Knowlton is running from Seattle to Key Largo on a 4,000-mile journey to raise awareness and money for th
• Helen Callaway and Janet Harns look over a baseball card poster that is among the many items on the block at the Jackson County Habitat for Humanity's annual fundraising dinner and auction.
• Participants listen to a speaker at the Seventh Annual Chipola Breast Cancer Awareness Symposium Thursday night in Marianna. Hundreds attended the event to get the latest information on breast cancer.
• Robert Lee Merritt Jr.
• Man wanted on felony warrent arrested
• Septic tank meeting turns rancorous
• Jackson County schools go high tech
• Long-serving town councilman honored
• Police seek suspects in robbery
• Man arrested after series of drug stings
• Kaye Johnson, Rachel Thomas, Becky Collins and Heather Green work on getting their new iPads set up at Graceville Elementary School Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridam
• Thomas Peaden, left, is presented with a plaque honoring his 30 years of service on the Grand Ridge City Council by Tom Conley with the Florida League of Cities.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Arrests in August meth lab explosion
• Police log for Oct. 20
• Emergency management issues warning
• Local author to be at book signing
• Fall Festival approaches
• Landfill tour touts green energy
• Haunted downtown Marianna
• Until the rains come, be safe
• Police log for Oct. 19
• Woman dies when car hits tree
• Three seriously injured in wreck on U.S. 231
• Power company, city address angry consumers
• Jack Welch sizes up some reindeer at the 2008 Sunland Fall Festival.- Floridan File Photo
• Carlton Wayne Key
• anthony Neel
• ANGELA LOCKE
• Chattahoochee residents face rate increase
• Cody Mack, JR Schultz and Gary Mack lay in wait for unwary visitors to the 3 Harmony Lodge's haunted house in Marianna. – Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Jackson County early voting begins
• Police log for Oct. 18
• Sink in Marianna as early voting begins
• Man charged with burglary of laundromat
• Two face DUI charges
• Police Taser man during dispute
• Police log for Oct. 17
• Dothan biker dies one week after accident
• Mentoring Day coming for disabled county residents
• Drought
• Civil Air Patrol to sell wreaths for vets
• Larry Lang
• Early voting began Monday, and traffic was brisk in all three available sites, according to Jackson County Supervisor of Elections Sylvia Stephens.- Mark Skinner/Floridan
• Brenda M. Spencer
• Richard D. Russell
• Wildfire mitigation project starts
• Vote to approve school mill levy
• Entire road needs to be paved
• Road worker injured in accident
• Police log for Oct. 14 and 15
• Long-time local radio announcer dies
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• Amendment 4 would require referenda on comprehensive plans
• Unique United Way fundraiser a success
• Don Moore
• A machine plows through the underbrush at Blue Springs Recreational Area as part of a wildfire mitigation effort
• Josh Strickland holds up the second place ball after corralling it at Turners Landing Friday. The ball race from Spring Creek to Turners Landing was part of a Jackson County United Way fundraiser.- Ma
• Amendment 1 would eliminate public campaign financing
• Largest paving project in 10 years begins
• Fly-in set for end of October
• Youth Expo a success without the fair
• Police log for Oct. 13
• Cailyn Haight and Frog, the Malone FFA entry in the Jackson County Youth Expo steer show, were getting ready for the competition Wednesday.
• Grand Ridge defenders drag down a Graceville player during a middle school game earlier in the season.
• Amendment 8 would make class sizes flexible
• Jacob residents in the dark about fire
• Florida to have lead role in foreclosure probe
• Neighbor, club owner resolve issues
• Police log for Oct. 12
• Why ratings matter
• Recent crashes outline need for helmets
• Two seriously injured in wreck on U.S. 231
• Two Sneads probationers arrested
• Two injured when motorcycle hits deer
• Worst year ever for cotton, peanuts
• Police log for Oct. 11
• Two amendments seek to limit gerrymandering
• A sign has been added to the Harvey's Family Pavilion sign stating "loud music prohibited." The owner of the building, which is also known as Harvey's Night Club had the signs made to help resolve sev
• Proposed amendment would lower property taxes for troops
• Woman wanted on warrants found
• FPU Marianna
• Police log for Oct. 10
• Prison farm program expands
• Prison farm program is a plus
• Speak out on septic tank law
• Man arrested after lengthy search
• Hazardous material survey to begin
• It's gambling, and it's wrong
• Highway patrol a family tradition
• Paramedic charged with making false report
• State Road 69 construction in Grand Ridge
• Police log for Oct. 8
• Woman arrested for theft at deputy's grave
• Misuse 911
• Chase
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• DeWayne White opens up the back of a peanut trailer to unload it into a dump pit, for transportation to storage at Campbellton Farm Service Friday.
• Inmates pick squash in a field at Jackson Correctional Institution in Malone recently. The inmates are part of the prison's farm program, which is producing food used to feed the inmates, thus reduci
• Three lawmakers working to repeal septic tank law
• County, municipalities sign service agreements
• Police Roundup for Oct. 5
• Marianna hires utility rates expert
• Landfill monitoring contract renewed
• Event offers latest information on breast cancer research, treatment
• HELPS expands tutoring program
• Police log for Oct. 6
• County finalizes building purchase
• Graceville harvest fest approaches
• Woman charged with misusing 911
• Cities suggest Saturday trick-or-treating
• A comedy of errors
• Greenwood woman faces cancer diagnosis
• Sheriff Lou Roberts
• Jim dean
• Tammy Dixon
• Marti Coley
• Jackson County closed Wednesday on its deal to buy the Lewis Building.
• Banners announcing the upcoming Harvest Festival and its related festivities are already up around Graceville.
• Angela McFarland gives Markevious Johnson a hand with his math work during after school tutoring at HELPS Wednesday.
• Kathryn Jordan and Lanet James look over some of the promotional items for the upcoming Breast Cancer Awareness Symposium.
• High rates can't continue
• Police Roundup fot Oct. 4
• Man held for sexual battery
• Section of Smith Street being resurfaced
• Starting the week of October 11 Smith Street will be resurfaced from Highway 90 to Kelson Avenue.
• Most Jackson County municipalities say Saturday, Oct. 30, will be the night for kids to trick-or-treat in their towns although Halloween, Oct. 31, falls on Sunday this year, a school night for youngst
• Matthew Michael Bouchard
• School bus hit; no injuries
• Man charged after parking lot rampage
• Grand Ridge seeks to improve rating
• Police Roundup for Oct. 3
• National peanut crown goes to Marianna native
• Feds launch Ala. gambling probe
• Grand Ridge is getting a new fire truck similar to this one, and is hoping the additional equipment will help improve the community's "ISO" fire rating. If that happens, it could mean lower insurance
• Miss Marianna Courtney Larkin is all smiles behind the wheel of her car at Chipola College Monday after winning the Miss National Peanut crown in Dothan Saturday night.
• OWDEN, ANTONIO
• Feds launch gambling crackdown in Ala.
• Do your part
• A prescription to kill local pharmacies
• Verdict in baby Shannon case
• Police Roundup for Oct. 1
• Firefighters go pink for cancer
• Prison escapee caught
• Grand Ridge signs near completion
• Downriver 'Ball Race' is new United Way event
• Graceville business marks quarter century
• Oil spill inspires art
• MALLORY, KEVIN
• Graceville Elementary School art teacher Roberta Newell uses the oil and water resist technique to t
• Grand Ridge welcome signs are nearing completion, with Jackson Correctional Institution building the
• Sean Collins drives a fire truck loaded with cheerleaders during the Marianna Homecoming Parade Frid
• Gloria Dickens works on reorganizing floor inventory at VF Outlet in Graceville. The business celebr
• Road and Bridge Department Superintendant Al Green auctions off a tote bag of coffee and cds during
• Susan Baker
• Prison escapee caught
• Police Roundup for Sept. 29
• School club helping Habitat
• DUI charge reduced
• County sets new smoke-free policy
• Man, 71, charged with grand theft of pine trees
• Christmas Fund needs volunteers, money
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• County gets going on $10 million road plan
• Compass Lake Drive to be surveyed
• Jackson may team with Marion on road work
• County, chamber reach agreement on Russ House
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• Monday is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming elections.- Floridan Photo Illustration
• JONES, ARCHIE
• Gavin Hall, Cassie Anderson and Kendra Bennett with the Marianna High School chapter of Family Caree
• Pipeline project moves in
• County names chairman to board seat
• Police Roundup for Sept. 28
• Police Roundup for Sept. 27
• 3 held after disturbance
• County software gets an upgrade
• Two charged with DUI
• Skate park sets the example
• County, chamber reach agreement on Russ House
• Chamber representative Johnny Milton and Chamber Chairperson Sarah Clemmons talk to Jackson County
• Mashburn Road is one of more than a dozen roads slated for chip-seal improvement in the county'
• Compass Lake Drive is a major project in the county's $10 million road improvement plan. The Fl
• Pike Pond Road is one of seven roads slated for improvement in Phase I of Jackson County's $10
• Heavy equipment was busy loading pipes onto trucks at a storage yard near Compass Lake for a natural
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• Cottondale's Joseph Hall (3) runs with the football during a game earlier this season. The Horn
• The future is bars and a small window
• Shelter says 'thanks'
• No fair? No worries. Go to the circus
• Driver's license duties under new management
• Aerialist Jennifer Nicole performs with the Walkers Brothers Circus during a past visit to Jackson c
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• REBECCA LANG
• TABITHA BOUIE
• Plans proceed for new travel store
• Police Roundup for Sept. 26
• 4 held in separate incidents
• Man arrested for felony battery
• Armed robber sought
• Crime show finishes shooting
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• HARTSFIELD, JOHNATHAN
• Steven John Gruber Kreitzer
• Corey Lamont Johnson
• Donald Ray Haddock Jr
• Erin Moriarty prepares to interview Dewayne Barrentine for an upcoming episode of 48 Hours.
• The ill effects of long-term drug use
• Police Roundup for Sept. 24
• They can't do it alone
• Community steps in for volunteer
• Parents upset with floor policy
• Emergency personnel prepare to load a woman into a waiting air ambulance following an accident Frida
• JoAnn Turner talks about how mold drove her from her home.
• Student's play basketball on the new floors in the Cottondale High School gym. Students with ap
• Inmate death ruled suicide
• Safety fair this Saturday
• Fund reactivated for Bronze Star vet
• County joins alliance
• Police Roundup for Sept. 22
• Bill and Pam Sellers are staying temporarily at the house in the West Florida District Assembly
• Many building at the old Sneads Port Authority have been stripped of their metal exteriors even as l
• Police Roundup for Sept. 21
• Man's arm amputated in industrial accident
• Covenant wins Pepsi grant
• Firefighter injured south of Cypress
• City prepares for Marianna Day
• Sneads officially opens skate park
• Man injured at motocross park
• Marianna millage, budget adopted
• EMS responded to Spanish Trail Lumber in Cypress early Friday morning when a man's arm was
• Joseph Raley rides a rail at Tuesday's dedication of the Jamie Lynn Messer Memorial Skate Park
• Marianna's Kody Bryan lines up a putt during a match against Chipley on Tuesday in Marianna.
• Fire rescue needs a rescue
• New law goes too far
• Fire rescue praised
• Fire destroys home near mill pond
• Lakey named vice chair of broadband group
• Inmate found dead in prison cell
• '48 Hours' filming in Jackson County
• Police Roundup for Sept. 20
• Campbellton approves updated charter
• Plans drawn for historic bank building
• Time to take a stand against drugs
• Sneads fire rescue
• Marianna High School Students learn the ins and outs of how to fire a canon during a Civil War livin
• A firefighter was injured while extinguishing a blaze at this home at the intersection of Alliance R
• Man on probation held for drugs
• Owner accepts county's offer
• Driver charged in two-state pursuit
• Police Roundup for Sept. 19
• County tax rolls certified
• Jackson County Administrator Ted Lackey talks about the plans for the Lewis Building now that the ow
• Christopher Michael Edenfield
• Despite bank sale, business still open
• Partial end of an era
• Repeal this new law
• Warrant sweep results in two arrests
• Chamber wants you to go to China
• Police Roundup for Sept. 17
• Lane closed on 231 near Cottondale
• Jackson County unemployment increases
• Family takes infant's condition day by day
• Victim identified in fatal crash
• The Great Wall of China had a coat of snow during the Kimbrough's visit in March 2010 as part o
• Owen Wesley Ward
• Michael Deontavious James
• Michael J. Bryant
• One dead, one life-flighted in Sneads crash
• County fair cancelled, sort of
• City to hold tax, budget hearing
• City goes after grants for two parks
• Sneads fire rescue has no home
• Holmes County man shot, killed by sister
• Police Roundup for Sept. 15
• Chamber invites citizens to power lunches
• Woman stopped for no seat belt, charged for drugs
• Sara Newsom with the Malone FFA tries to deal with her uncooperative pig, Susie, while getting rea
• The Jackson County Fire Rescue office in Sneads has been closed, and its personnel and ambulance mo
• Jackson County is looking for grant money to make improvements to the recreational facilities at Cyp
• District hopes to make up for loss of state funding
• Speeding tickets pay for crayons
• County makes offer on building
• Police Roundup for Sept. 14
• Portion of SR 77 closing near Graceville
• County OKs new cameras for courts
• Questions remain over septic tank law
• A budding police artist draws a mug shot in crayon Wednesday. County commissioners approved the pur
• The Jackson County Commission has made an offer of $200,000 to purchase the Lewis Building next to
• Members of the Jackson County School Board discussed a ballot referendum to continue to levy .25 mil
• Julie Burdeshaw
• Stephanie Charmaine Chesson
• Russ House
• Landlord apologizes to neighbors
• Senator urged to continue the fight
• Library sets overdue fees
• Worth saving – but mind the cost
• Police Roundup for Sept. 13
• School board looks at five-year plan
• Commission examines leave policies
• Chamber to ask county for Russ House options
• Cast set for season's first play
• Woman charged with entering jail illegally
• Courthouse project timeline set
• Police Roundup for Sept. 12
• Man Tasered in traffic stop
• Danuta Jackson won a role in the upcoming Chipola College production of "Dearly Departed."
• The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce is talking with the county commission about the future of the
• George Beachum Jr.
• Jenna McDaniel
• Chamber launches 'Vote no on 4' campaign
• Woman arrested for bank fraud
• Lawson passes on septic tank repeal efforts
• More properties on city's dilapidated structures list
• Grand Ridge roper wins regional
• How hard can it be?
• Committee backs courthouse plans
• Police Roundup for Sept. 11
• Police look for shooter
• Adam Babington talks about the upcoming vote on amendment 4 during the First Friday Power Breakfast.
• Pete Durden and his horse Earl practice roping Thursday in Grand Ridge.
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• Police Roundup for Sept. 8
• Marianna adopts new sign ordinance
• Gulf oil spill dilemma: accept payout from BP or sue
• Maddox stumps for votes
• Florida's economic glimmer: people spending slightly more
• Eatery owner wants more parking
• Tractor operator injured near Sneads
• Police Roundup for Sept. 7
• Pastor: reason for church arson unknown
• Rabid raccoon fights with dog
• City revisits takeover from FPU
• New judge begins on the bench
• Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services candidate Scott Maddox is interviewed by Jerry Dor
• Marianna's Scooter Barnes (23) runs through the Cottondale defense during a regular season game
• The Marianna City Commission has rehired Bill Herrington to serve as a consultant in their dealings
• Paul Donofro Jr. gestures to illustrate a point about sign size during a Marianna City Commission me
• Mystie Richards checks out customers at Bistro Palms Wednesday. She approached the Marianna City Com
• Why isn't this being regulated?
• Police Roundup for Sept. 6
• St. Cyr bows out
• Church prepares to demolish home
• Man charged after hospital fracas
• Dothan man dies in lumber yard accident
• Randall Kelley works on removing wood from a home at the corner of Green and Clinton Streets that is
• Terry St. Cyr, outgoing finance director for the Jackson County School Board, hands out copies of a
• Charles Melvin Leslie II
• Some work, some play on Labor Day
• Efforts begin to repeal septic tank law
• Webcasts set for new health care law
• Meth lab regs
• A group of tubers set out on their journey from Spring Creek Park down the Chipola River to Magnolia
• Kayla Gonsalez has some second thoughts about jumping off the diving board at Blue Springs Monday. T
• A happy Ava Gilison splashes around in the shallow section of Blue Springs Recreation Area Monday.
•  Lane Beach, Jade Owens, holding Tanner Stephens, Bradlee Hansen, and Maguire Pierce take a bre
• Logan Tullis, Hannah Vanderecken, with Lanah Tullis in front, Molly Cuchens and Angel Vanderecken en
• Shaun Burke helps son Ryan Burke get his life jacket on before entering the Chipola River at Spring
• Butch Bollinger inflates a raft for his group as they prepare to ride the Chipola River.
• Police roundup for Sept. 5
• A lonely voice crying in the wilderness
• Juvenile arrested for church arson
• Meth lab effects linger
• Sheriff prepares to host gospel sing
• Campbellton will hold elections
• Traffic stop on interstate leads to drug arrest
• Union Grove alumni prepare for reunion
• Guard charged for attempting to smuggle drugs
• Marianna theater getting a facelift
• Police Roundup for Sept. 2 and 3
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• An explosion in a meth lab caused heavy damage to this home's ceiling and roof as well as to n
• Pastor Steve Collins nails a board over a door at Refuge Tabernacle Church of God in Christ that was
• Brandon Daniel Sikora
• Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts, left, and  Florida Sheriffs' Youth Ranches representat
• Bettye Worlds Dickens, 1956 graduate of Union Grove school, shows off a previous school reunion book
• Evan Matthews, Brenda O'Steen and Chase Matthews sort out their snack orders before going into
• Chiles throws support to Sink
• Fla. population growing again after 1-year drop
• Thrift store closing after 5 years
• Chipola auditions set for first play of season
• Two injured in accident, vehicle fire
• Trey McKay and Christopher Holloway read through a scene of "Dearly Departed" Thursday. Th
• Library launches late book amnesty
• Main Street selling last bricks to finish downtown project
• Last of 4 in beating death sentenced
• Partners for Pets fundraiser a success
• Police Roundup for Aug. 31
• State parks promoting literacy
• Law enforcement looking for drunk drivers
• Work to begin on Graceville road
• FETCH Program at Dozier reaches across the country
• Sneads woman held, Campbellton man sought after drug raid
• Police Roundup for Aug. 30
• Woman found near burglary arrested
• Whitney Zurenda skims through a book while wandering through the stacks at the Jackson County Public
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• Main Street Marianna is selling the last of its 130 blank bricks as a fundraiser for downtown projec
• We've been robbed
• Community steps up for single mother
• 3 held after armed robbery
• The washout plagued dirt section of College Street is scheduled to be paved. It will be closed start
• Harrison Slone gives honorary shelter instructor Bocephus her favorite treat, cat food, as the FETCH
• Sheriff Lou Roberts addresses a press conference Tuesday to announce stepped up traffic enforcement
• Ann Codrick and Tim Lance get plates of spaghetti ready during a fundraiser for Partners for Pets Fr
• Cassandra Elder
• Jenna Marie McDaniel
• Patrick Ryan Walker
• Man burned in weekend explosion
• Thefts stymie football prep
• Police Roundup for Aug. 29
• Alex Edwards jumps up to make a catch during Marianna Middle School football practice Monday. The Bu
• Parker Bellot and Hannah Parrish eat at Zaxby's Monday during a fundraiser Velisa McElroy and h
• Emergency personnel gather outside a house on Lee Road after responding an explosion at the home Sat
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• Mayors endorsement
• Couple charged for drugs
• Family thanks community for support
• Too many outages
• Kudos to the county
• Marianna resident charged with DUI after crash
• Two charged for drugs, child abuse
• Informant helps task force in drug bust
• Police Roundup for Aug. 27 and 28
• Jacob close to launching new water system
• Owner vents frustration in bold type
• A new elevated water tank stands near the Jacob City Park. The city's new water system should
• Peter Carmichael put up this sign on McPherson Street to express his feeling about the city of Maria
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• CHRISTOPHER ROWAN
• MATHEW DAVIS
• JORDAN ANDERSON
• SHERRY ROWAN
• Jonathan Baker
• Changes going well at old Dozier school
• Rabid raccoon found near Malone
• Former coach detained
• Exact cause of communications outage not disclosed
• Woman charged with battery on officer
• Jacob considers communications tax
• Police Roundup for Aug. 25
• A firefighter checks to make sure a blaze in a mobile home off of Damascus Church Road was extinguis
• Police Roundup for Aug. 24
• Emergency need at Partners for Pets
• Family of eight seeks help after fire
• Alford man charged with dealing in stolen property
• Jacob residents get water back
• 3 charged after traffic stop
• GOP commission candidate pulls out
• Woman arrested for drugs after traffic stop
• Sneads ready to debut skate park
• JESSIE RABON
• Jacob water supply out
• A bad smell
• Lawmakers: Read before you vote
• Man arrested for using counterfeit bill
• Gina Stuart looks over the latest poll returns with Alice Pate Tuesday night at the Supervisor of El
• The Altrusa Club of Marianna was awarded a $1500 Pepsi Refresh Project grant to purchase trees from
• Incumbents prevail
• Blue Springs has record-breaking season
• Driver in prison transport accident missing
• Man facing charges after incident in woods
• Much of the palette and a half of bottled drinking water donated by Ice River Springs to Jacob was g
• Road construction affecting people with disabilities
• While some of the smaller cats were using their water bowls as swimming pools Lucy and Pumpkin were
• Police Roundup for Aug. 23
• Russell Seale
• Pepsi grant to fund trees at park
• Tyler Davidson
• Two robbed at Spring Creek Park
• Charles Folsom
• House fire leaves Malone family homeless
• Marianna's Jaren Bannerman (58) talks to his defensive teammates before a play during a Bulldog
• Man charged with grand theft, burglary
• REBECCA GARRET
• Marianna joins DUI crackdown
• Jackson County schools begin classes
• Catch of the day for grade schooler
• Police Roundup for Aug. 222
• The first day of school brought many challenges to Jackson
• Austin Wright holds up the 14lb bass he caught Saturday.
• Gene Wright
• Hayes Baggett
• Mayors association withdraws Lawson endorsement
• Septic tank group lobbied for bill
• County candidates raise campaign funds
• Jackson County mayors endorse Sen. Lawson
• Federal grant to expand broadband in Panhandle
• Police seek suspect in car burglary
• Police Roundup for Aug. 19 and 20
• What energy plan?
• Another government takeover
• The prescription game costs everyone
• 1 charged, 3 injured in accident
• Marianna man charged for sex with minor
• Three people were injured in this two-vehicle accident on Interstate 10 Friday. The driver of the tr
• Antron Bernard Fogler
• Nelson running for county commission
• Marianna police seek information on stolen, burglarized vehicles
• County looking for library director
• Floyd declares for school board seat
• Chipola receives $1.1 million grant
• Police Roundup for Aug. 18
• William F. Nelson
• Holt Floyd
• County drills on disaster planning
• Woman charged with 4 counts of aggravated assault
• Police Roundup for Aug. 17
• Kayak rental business gets county OK
• HELPS summer program ends
• Glass running for county commissioner
• Bev Baxter reorganizes a shelf of books at the Jackson County Public Library Wednesday.
• Chipola College was presented with a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department Education by U.S. R
• Police Roundup for Aug. 16
• United Way campaign kicks off
• William McFarland checks out a pair of sneakers Monday at HELPS. Thirty-two pairs of Nike shoes were
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• Charles Thompson relaxes as he fishes at Spring Creek Thursday. Jackson County commissioners recentl
• Howard J. Glass
• The wonders of technology
• Police seek suspects in daycare burglary
• Communications blackout
• Businesses in Jackson County were having to make the best of a regional communication outage that di
• Bryan Taylor, president/ceo of United Way of Northwest Florida, talks about past Jackson County camp
• Former Chipley Tigers pitcher Karsten Whitson delivers a pitch in a game during the 2010 season.
• Gardner seeks re-election to school board
• Man charged with attempting to ram vehicle
• Woman killed in crash on 71
• City receives loan from stimulus
• Police Roundup for Aug. 15
• A crane lifts workers into position as they try to move a water tower that fell onto a warehouse at
• Septic tank law repeal
• Woman charged after three-month theft investigation
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Man charged with using fake money
• Police Roundup for Aug. 13
• Man charged with battery on pregnant girlfriend
• Students urged to be safe as buses roll
• Upgrades made to food services at schools
• Commission has full plate
• Pity about the courthouse
• Who benefits from septic tank law?
• County courthouse changes welcomed
• Kudos on Grand Ridge school grade
• Woman charged with battery on law enforcement officer
• JASMA PETERSON
• SCOULAR, CATHERINE
• NORQUEKES CALHOUN
• TASHODRICK RUMPH
• A Jackson County Road and Bridge crew works on the upper parking lot at Spring Creek Park Thursday.
• Teachers eat food made at Marianna High School during a district wide staff meeting Friday. Students
• Mechanic Frank White does a safety inspection of a mini bus at the Jackson County School Board'
• CHALEN CARTER
• STEVEN GREEN
• ALISHA HARRISON
• JORDAN DAVIS
• CARTER, JAMES
• Police take emu in custody
• Lawson pushes ahead with septic tank bill
• City approves grant application
• Kindel Lanes sold at auction
• Police Roundup for Aug. 11
• Holmes raid nets hundreds of pot plants
• Health department issues mosquito advisory
• Early voting off to a slow start
• Alabama man charged for meth
• Anonymous tip leads to drug arrests
• City goes to self-insurance
• High tech trike treks across county
• Police Roundup for Aug. 10
• Round Lake death deemed natural causes
• County rejects extra landscape money
• Remains moved to DNA lab
• Slayde Cain picks out his bowling ball at Kindel Lanes Thursday.
• Marti Coley
• Al Lawson
• Dane Scott
• Give this bill a hearing
• Scholl gets our vote
• County, city agree on gas line to Green Circle
• Psychologist may lose license
• Public hearings for Marianna budget set
• Rep. Coley steps in to help Kindel Lanes
• Police Roundup for Aug. 9
• Courthouse improvements considered
• Richard Schell talks to Marianna City Commissioners about self insurance during a recent meeting.
• Poll workers Roy Turner and Nathan Hooppell help Scott Gosnell, equipment manager at the Supervisor
• John MacTaggart road his recumbent tricycle through Jackson County on a 3,000 mile bike trip to St.
• Jodie Gayle Mosley
• Michael Keith Hodges
• Michael John Orshall
• Chalen Kieth Carter
• Aunt charged with leaving toddler in car
• One dead, two critical in weekend accident
• Biker leads trooper on 100 mph chase, crashes
• Assistant wardens named at Graceville
• Man and woman spar; both arrested
• Elderly driver dies after accident
• Two charged after truck stop dust-up
• Jeff Kindelspire counts up the 1,350 signatures on a petition in support of Kindel Lanes Tuesday.
• Marianna City Commissioners review a proposed budget during a workshop Monday.
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• The areas outlined in orange show the City of Marianna's proposed new natural gas franchise are
• Marianna Bulldogs running back Tre Jackson runs with the ball during a fall practice on Wednesday in
• Police Roundup for Aug. 8
• Driver fails to pull over, is arrested
• Police seek suspects in store break-in
• Water project affects roads
• Richard Anderson
• Wesley Curtis Risner
• Naneita Millwood
• MICHAEL UNDERHILL
• BRETT JONES
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• Body found at Round Lake
• Two join race for Pepsi Gulf grants
• Church fundraiser for child with leukemia
• Cottondale man arrested on multiple charges
• Police Roundup for Aug. 7
• FCAT school grades announced
• Senate hopeful visits Marianna
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Dry spell hitting north Jackson County
• A growing case of road rage
• Police warn of phone scam
• Sheriff's office holds meeting on gangs
• Sneads schools for Sneads students
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• Donna Meldon works with John Evans and Carol Neel at Covenant Hospice Friday. Covenant Hospice is on
• Many of Jackson County's school principals came out for an education forum at the Jackson Count
• Deputy Superintendent Larry Moore participates in a demonstration with Adam Sapp Thursday night at a
• Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Kendrick Meek talks to local officials and members of the public du
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• VictoryLand
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• Asbestos cleared
• Road work begins south of Sneads
• Teen faces attempted murder, arson charges
• Man arrested for stealing golf carts
• Cottondale man victim of health care scammers
• Police Roundup for Aug. 4
• Alford man charged with making false report
• Sneads man charged with pawning stolen gun
• Man charged with sexually abusing two children
• Compass Lake victim identified
• Cottondale resident arrested for drugs again
• Preacher decries unmet county promise
• Police Roundup for Aug. 3
• City expands water project
• Bridge closed for repairs
• Bricks finally laid at high school
• Officials: Beat the heat
• Police Roundup for Aug. 2
• Policy long overdue
• Jefferson Street road work closes lane
• Covenant vying for Pepsi Gulf grant
• Man in critical condition from snake bites
• Hank Jr. cools his heels in Marianna
• Hendry best of five
• Boxer Mayweather invested in Country Crossing, wants payment
• Rodney Pettis
• Jessica Curry
• HERNANDEZ, ROBERT
• Wallace Washington squeezes into a tight space while working on the old wooden bridge on Ulyss Road
• Members of the congregation at Bethlehem A.M.E. Church approached Jackson County Commissioners about
• Tim Arnett uses an excavator to tear up the pavement of Sylvia Drive Wednesday to make way for water
• Social Security needs fixing
• Judicial candidate's comments inappropriate
• Elections cancelled
• Drug and grand theft charges for erratic driver
• Local woman arrested for DUI
• Expired tag, license result in arrest
• Hank Willliams Jr., left, chats with Eddie Hopkins, right, and others at Hopkins GMC in Marianna whi
• Soaring temperatures are showing little sign of coming down to earth.
• Eight year old Lorin Parker Castleberry points out her brick among the many purchased by members of
• A diamondback rattlesnake, like this one photographed on Old Spanish Trail, was responsible for biti
• Bascom unveils new park
• Police Roundup for Aug. 1
• Company explains oil spill cleanup role
• Driver charged: 'I've never had a license'
• Keith Brian Barnes
• Carrie Ann Wolk
• Christina Lin McAlpin
• Julio C. Vazquez
• Jessica McClelland Clark
• Zacchaeus Daniels waits for an answer from the other end of the speaking tube built into the Bascom
• Shoddy work
• Summer reading program
• Juvenile shot Friday
• Police Roundup for July 30
• Law-breakers are law-breakers
• State's seniors rely on Social Security
• County approves landscaping plans
• Fugitive found in Cottondale
• Graceville Relay for Life returns
• Marianna Winn Dixie staying open
• Cancer survivor Darlene Brock was accompanied by Nikki Willis and Kelsey Waddell who were walking in
• Four year old Brailyn Jackson happily opens up the black Wii she won during the Jackson County Publi
• This stately live oak growing at Sunland is a local
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• Investigators search the scene of a shooting on Sunset Drive Friday.
• Traffic stop results in drug arrest
• Police Roundup for July 28
• Guards charged with contraband
• Two Graceville men caught in Washington County sting
• Schools prepare for class size requirements
• City millage stays the same
• County seeks grant for new east-west route
• Pursuit suspect faces more charges
• MATTHEW CRAWFORD
• Kayak outfitter seeks county approval
• Renz Lorell Bailey Jr.
• Jason Allen Poyner
• Shannon Marie Taylor
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• Marianna City Manager Jim Dean listens to a presentation during a special meeting on setting milage
• Springhill Landfill Manager Jeff Massey tells Eugene and Doris Tool how the landfill's liner is
• Kimber Lee Chambliss
• Tyler Bradford Daniels
• Matthew Tyler Crawford
• County approves senior tax exemption
• School board adopts millage
• Police Roundup for July 27
• Crowded field for county elections
• County finalizes Compass Hill budget
• FCAT school grades late
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• Police Roundup for July 27
• Deputies Identify Body Found In Newberry County
• Dothan man faces home burglary charge
• Dothan police charge four with felony crimes, two with DUI
• Fla. is finalist for education funds
• Virtual Job Fair For Military Veterans
• Newton man faces assault and burglary charges
• Dothan man charged with failure to register as convicted sex offender
• Council, health department ask for a bit more
• Roundabouts
• Editorial: Fanning the flames
• Editorial: Identify a need, then meet it
• March of Dimes kicks off
• RICHARDSON, GEORGE
• Letter: Driving by Dothan rules
• Midland City man faces robbery of Belk charge
• Second suspect still being sought
• Man dies on Compass Lake
• Letter: On the Kagan nomination
• Deputies charge Dothan man with forgery crimes
• For tests to work, district must be alert
• Internet disruption hits Panhandle
• Letter: Concerned about 'change'
• Hartford man charged with rape, sodomy of teenage girl
• Too many choices?
• Body of missing swimmer found
• Two suspects in police shooting face drug charges
• Dothan police charge man with robbery by knife-point
• Young man needs inspiration
• Lawsuit may restrict pesticide use
• Robbery suspect
• Resident complains of boom, boom, boom
• Members of Jackson County's finance department run the numbers on Compass Lake in the Hills pro
• Man arrested on firearms charges in Cottondale
• Spartanburg Men Get 15 Years For Trafficking Cocaine
• Buffalo Rock to build in industrial park
• Lawrence Elliott approached Jackson County Commissioners about opening a kayak rental business at Sp
• Police Roundup for July 25
• Residents Concerned About Financial Status At Westview Fairforest Fire Department
• Investors may have lost millions in plan to re-sell cookware
• Sneads man attempts to flee traffic stop
• Report: Officials With South Carolina LLR Investigaating Anderson Construction Sites
• Eagle, Food Bank partner for annual fundraiser
• Larry Leroy Leitzel Jr
• Domestic dispute ends in arrest on firearm charge
• Gunshots Ring Out At Anderson Pawn Shop
• Dothan City Schools open houses coming next week
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• Commission nixes purchases
• Community Members Speak Out Against Potential Poultry Power Plant
• Weeks new principal at Beverlye Magnet
• Troy's 1-2-1 program raises university's international profile
• DUI checkpoint this week
• Update: Kidnapped Baby & Suspect Found In Chesterfield Co., SC
• Reserve Hartford police officer arrested
• Safety, convenience behind new courthouse security
• Dothan man charged after accident
• Lightning Suspected In Pumpkintown Fire
• Dale County sheriff's deputies catch last shoot-out suspect
• Teacher shortages remain despite proration
• Gang education meeting planned
• Vigil Planned Wednesday For Greenville Co. Murder Victim
• Brundidge man charged with burglarizing Dothan stores
• Dothan duo arrested on federal drug, weapon
• East Alabama Authorities Search for Man Linked to Mexican Drug Cartel
• Thousands of Alabama and Georgia Nonprofits Could Lose Tax Exemption
• Millions In The Mail For People Waiting For Unemploment Extension
• Federal Judge: Construction of Martin Army Hospital Should Proceed
• Would this rattle your cage
• Bank Robbery Stats From The FBI
• Oil Spill Day 94: Columbus Tea Party Members Protest
• Updated Georgia Election Results
• Two Spartanburg County Men Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Drug Charges
• Rankings For SC, NC Released In Childhood Wellness Study
• Mayoral Candidate Weigh in on Crime Prevention Board
• Hodges defeats Teilhet for Dem. Attorney General nomination
• Esaped Inmate Capured In Anderson County
• SC, NC Among 19 Finalists For 'Race to the Top' Grants
• Russell County School Board Picks 'Top' Superintendent Candidate with Controversy
• Hodges Wins Georgia Attorney General Democratic Nomination
• Officers Make 81 Arrests At Bele Chere For Alcohol And Drug Violations
• Copper Wire Stolen from Electric Company
• Military Spouses to Start Receiving Grants, But There Are Limits
• Two Columbus Brothers Arrested In Maryland On Drug Charges
• Two-Year-Old Vanishes From Campsite
• SC, NC Rank In Top Ten Laziest States In America
• Russell County School Superintendent's Contract Could Get Delayed
• Harp on Insurance Commissioner Race
• Child Impaled By Pressure Washer
• Deciphering Your Credit Card Agreements
• Volumetrics: Getting More from Your Food
• How Do You Feel About Taking a Dip in the Gulf?
• Do you consider yourself a couch potato?
• Lightning Safety
• Columbus Police stumble upon illegal gambling
• Pro Life Question on Ballot
• Easley Homeowners Say Home Warranty Company Can't Get AC Fixed
• Spartanburg County Clerk Of Court May Owe You Money
• New Program Could Mean Cleaner Air Around Alabama Schools
• Do you think Sherrod should have been offered her job back? Cast your vote here.
• You May Be Owed Money Through Clerk Of Court
• Spartanburg Police Looking For Bank Robber
• At East Alabama Career Center, Professionals Help Each Other
• Fort Benning Soldier Dies
• Upstate County And City Could Face Lawsuit Over Prayer
• New Trial Granted For SC Man In Zoloft Case
• How Doing Your Homework Can Save on Big Purchases
• Scam Alert: Watch Out for the Business Fax
• Proposal Would Raise Sales Tax On Cars Above Planes and Boats
• Campaign Signs Left Behind
• Parks and Rec Audit Prompts Policy Change
• Parks and Recration Probe Update: Adams Travels with Blazers Players
• SC Commission Meets To Set Ballot Question Wording
• Storms Hit Upstate For The Second Day In A Row
• Local Boy Representing State at National Transplant Games
• Alabama Man Faces Murder Charge in New York Cold Case
• Upstate School District Adds Mascot to Encourage Healthy Lifestyle
• $1,000 Reward Offered For Conviction Of Hit & Run Driver
• Shirley Sherrod Visits Columbus
• Combatives Competition Will Choose Ft. Benning Representative
• SC Issues AMBER Alert For Missing NC Child
• Suspect In Arson Case Gets Probation
• Wedowee Alabama Family Found Dead in Home
• Anderson Woman Hits Jackpot With $200,000 Winning Lottery Ticket
• Greenville County Deputies Looking For Bank Robbery Suspect
• For the Record 7/19/10
• Pansey man arrested on meth charge
• Hurricane season reaching peak time of year
• Country crossing bingo pavillion
• Napier Field shoot-out suspect turns self into police
• Soldier from Enterprise killed in Afghanistan
• Motorcycle Crash Leaves Man in Critical Condition
• Deputy injured in line of duty fired after arrest
• Boaters Rescued Off St Simons' Island
• Fort Rucker soldiers come together to paint Dothan school
• Savannah Smith Laid to Rest
• Dothan Special Olympians return from Nebraska with gold medals, smiles
• Officer, Suspect Exchange Fire
• Oil spill puts dent in Wiregrass businesses
• Metro Police Make Arrest In Officer Involved Shooting
• Editorial: Dropout prevention
• Colleton County Investigates Double Shooting
• Letter: Traditional paper bingo for Country Crossing
• Neighborhood Calm After Officer Involved Shooting
• Letter: Race and perception
• Magnolia Park Officer Shooting
• Letter: 'Your faith should be open, not hidden'
• Magnolia Park Officer Shooting
• For the Record 6/1/10
• Deconstruction Helps Girl Scouts
• For the Record 6/7/10
• For the Record 6/14/10
• For the Record 6/21/10
• For the Record 7/12/10
• County agrees to court settlement on bingo stamp payment
• Crash results in drug arrests
• Marianna woman feared drowned
• Kindel Lanes faces foreclosure
• Building names to change
• Road and Bridge pitches budget
• Police Roundup for July 23
• Felon arrested for drugs
• Geneva couple killed in murder suicide
• Alabama Reading Initiative critical to continued student success
• County nixes bed tax consultant
• Workforce board gets state grant
• Alabama Bureau of Investigation issues release on Dothan shooting
• Dothan police seize $30,000 in cocaine, arrest three men
• Emily Stone returns the ball for Sneads Tuesday against Marianna.
• No oil expected to hit beaches this week
• Geneva Murder Suicide
• Officials push 'Idle Free Zones' at school pickup areas
• Steve Collins unloads a tire Wednesday at the Jackson County Road and Bridge Department. The county
• Man beaten at party
• Kids get hands-on look at gators
• County applying for additional stimulus loan funds
• Police Roundup for July 22
• Police Roundup for July 20
• Several Dale County rail crossings to be closed next week
• Census estimates show loss in one local county
• Another horse stricken with EEE
• Church spiffs up high school
• Breaking News: Police Investigate Shooting of 3-Year Old in Savannah
• DA: Officers involved in fatal shooting appear justified
• ABC agents seize alcohol, cocain in shot-house raids
• School drug test positives up
• Habitat looking for just one good donor
• Police Make Arrests In Shooting of 3- Year-Old
• Former banker charged with theft from Regions Bank
• County grapples with insurance
• City changes sign ordinance
• Some Insurers Stop Writing New Coverage For Kids
• Dothan man has second chance at life after surviving train accident
• Richardson seeking District 6 Senate seat
• Donating a car to build a home
• Dancing For Your Health
• Rickey Denney
• New York murder suspect arrested in Samson
• House adjourns session, no vote
• Salvation Army Looking To Bounce Back
• Rickey Denney
• Answers, suspect sought in Dothan slaying
• Time to address the problems
• Motorcycle Crash
• Suspect killed in Hop-in shooting
• Editorial: Southern balance
• Police Roundup for July 21
• Septic tanks
• Editorial: Behind the curve on reading skills
• Letter: Youngsters and substance abuse
• OSHA clears Green Circle in fatal accident
• Police Roundup for July 18
• Police block off part of downtown, evacuate courthouse
• Letter: U.S. Rep. Bobby Bright responds
• Brother recalls tragic anniversary
• Public meeting on oil spill debris
• This is a test photo
• Dothan police charge man with first-degree robbery
• City approves roundabout
• Donating a car to build a home
• Man killed in Dothan police shooting identified
• Tropical depression races toward BP's leaky well
• Feds look for gun runner
• Improvements to county jail coming
• Dothan cash advance business robbed
• County taking precautions for heat
• Marianna man allegedly connected to missing gun runner
• Man charged with stealing friend's car
• Lance To Merge With Pretzel Maker
• 'Corpse flower' Bloom Could Stink up Texas Wedding
• From Shopper To Shop Clerk
• FL Man Stopped in SC Accused of Stabbing Parents
• Beaufort EMS urges you to stay hydrated in heat
• Lab Backlog Cited in Brunswick, Ga. Slayings Case
• VP Biden Visits SC To Dedicate Hollings Library
• St. Paul CME Vying for Title of Best Church Choir in America
• Free Family Movie Night at Forsyth Park
• Tropical Storm Bonnie moving toward oil spill
• S.O.R.T Team Pays Chatham Co. Sex Offenders a Visit
• 2 Lions Leaving SC Zoo For Maryland
• Ga. Faces More State Budget Cuts
• Summerville Man Dies After Trying To 'Slap The Train' Outside Bar
• SC Lawmakers Address Concerns About Proposed Sales Tax Changes
• How long is too long to wait for repairs in the street?
• Longtime Journalist Daniel Schorr Has Died at Age 93
• Savannah's MLK Corridor Welcomes New Grocery Store
• Fort Stewart's Own "Hurt Locker": Meet the 756th EOD Unit
• Pizza Man Shows His USC Love
• Pooler Man Indicted for Allegedly Shaking Baby
• Mayor Pro-Tem Under Fire Keeps his Title
• Budget Cuts Worry DNR Employees
• Savannah Tech Students Repair Historic Sites
• DNR Worries About Budget Cuts
• Savannah Area Boy Scouts Leave for DC
• Tracking Sex Offenders
• Meet Niya, This Week's Perfect Pet
• Columbia Splash Pad Closed For Testing
• Conspirator Casting Director to Hold Benefit for Local Ronald McDonald House
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• Jackson County Fair

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