Chipola Area Habitat for Humanity will take part in Habitat for Humanity International’s first-ever Rural Rally, a nationwide effort spotlighting the need for affordable housing in rural America.

The Panhandle Gator Club is calling on Jackson Countians to join in supporting one of the University of Florida’s most inspiring causes, the Machen Florida Opportunity Scholars Program.

As Halloween nears, beware of phantom energy.

Fall is definitely in the air, and festivals, pumpkin patches, and other seasonal events are popping up all over Jackson County.

Jackson County can count on many things, and one of them is that the First Ladies of Sneads will always show up for their community.

The City of Marianna received funding under the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) for improvements to McLane Community Center.

Malone Volunteer Fire Department is getting closer and closer to a brand-new fire station. And everyone knows it’s not a minute too soon.

The halls of Union Grove School may have long fallen silent, but the legacy of its students, teachers, and community remains strong.

Patients at Jackson Hospital are now enjoying dining over brand new overbed tables.

The 2025–2026 Chipola Artist Series kicks off Tuesday, August 26 with the incredible Emily Ann Thompson!

The Sneads community braved sweltering heat and rainy skies to come together for the recent Sneads Night Out, an event dedicated to building trust and friendship between law enforcement officers and the people they serve.

Five Jackson County high schools welcomed students back on Wednesday, marking the beginning of the senior year for the Class of 2026.

In Alford, community spirit isn’t seasonal, it’s year-round.

Marianna City Manager William Long provided an update on the much-anticipated Marianna Public Service Building, which will serve as the new home for the Fire Department and the Police Department with tie ins to the already complete City Hall Complex.

Cottondale native Jillian Diesner is bringing a touch of hometown nostalgia back to life with her new business, located at 2652 Church Street, just off Highway 231.

With a new school year just around the corner, the owners and staff of Marianna Outdoor Toys wanted to show their appreciation to the community that has supported them since opening their doors.

With the sweeping branches of century-old oak trees creating a shaded canopy and the backdrop of a beautifully restored museum filled with early 1900s furniture and artifacts, families gathered Saturday for a back-to-school bash that was as much about community as it was about supplies.

Families in Graceville gathered at Faith Assembly of God Church on Saturday, August 2, for the second annual Back-to-School Bash, a community event filled with fun, food, and generosity.

Barbara Smith is a familiar name in Malone, known for her tireless commitment to community giving and her awareness of all things happening in and around Jackson County, be it school, church, or community events.

The Marianna City Commission took a moment during their August monthly meeting to shine a spotlight on two employees whose years of service have made a lasting impact on the community.

The City of Marianna is moving steadily toward the completion of its first-ever roundabout, part of the Hospital Drive improvement project.

The Times received the following information concerning the work on the east side of 231 portion of the sewer project.

Concerns arose last week at the Graceville City Commission meeting about the future of the Graceville Police Department.