When Kaboodles Boutique opened its doors on October 2, 2022, at 2899 Orange Street in Marianna, owner Pamela Shack wasn’t just launching a business, she was continuing a legacy of love and generosity deeply rooted in her family and faith.

The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners voted this week to approve a revised interlocal agreement with the City of Marianna for fire protection and emergency services coverage.

The Sneads Town Council officially dedicated Dodson Park last Friday afternoon, honoring the generosity of the Charles Dodson family, who donated the land where the park now stands.

County Fire Rescue Chief Charlie Brunner and Emergency Management Director/Fire Rescue Operations Chief Keith Maddox recently attended the quarterly EMS Leadership Luncheon hosted by Washington County EMS in Chipley.

As Halloween nears, beware of phantom energy.

Petoberfest celebrated its sixth anniversary last Friday at Madison Street Park, and the scene couldn’t have been more perfect.

Jackson County is set to see major improvements to its roads, bridges, and traffic systems over the next five years.

Rivertown Community Church was the setting for the sixth annual Ladies First event on October 8.

The Cottondale Police Department is promoting Officer Andrew Roedel to the rank of Corporal.

The Alford Community Organization sets the bar high for organizations whose goal is to give back to their community.

Jackson Hospital recently reached a major milestone in surgical innovation.

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

Holmes County Commission Coordinator David Corbin expressed his appreciation to the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners for their immediate and generous assistance following the May 10, 2025, storm that struck Holmes County.

Sheriff Donnie Edenfield appeared before the Jackson County Commission to give an update on the long-awaited sheriff’s office complex, telling commissioners that the project is nearing the point of breaking ground. He began by thanking the board, County Administrator Jim Dean, Mr. David Melvin, Deputy County Administrator Rett Daniels, and others who helped make it possible.

JJ Laster from Graceville is the wide receivers coach for the Pitt Panthers

Senator Jay Trumbull and Representative Shane Abbott visited Marianna as part of their district tour, meeting with local leaders, educators, and students to outline Jackson County’s priorities for the coming year.