Inside the Cupboard
On the horizon is recreational soccer starting in September for at least four leagues in Jackson County. Optimist Park has one of their largest rosters of kids that have registered to play fall soccer this year.
Cottondale goes head-to-head against Bozeman
Cottondale saw some live pre-season action last Friday night in preparation for the real season scheduled to start this Friday night.
Inside the Cupboard
The first games of high school pre-season, jamboree, or purple and gold football games are in the books and as you might expect there were what was perceived good news and not so good news.
Cool Waters and Hidden Gems: Popular Swimming Holes
Marianna, Florida, often called the “City of Southern Charm,” is just as well-known for its inviting waters as it is for its rich history. Nestled among rolling hills and shaded by towering pines, the area boasts some of the Panhandle’s most treasured swimming holes, each with its own charm and appeal.
Jackson County 4-H Wraps Up a Dynamic Summer
The 2025 summer season has been one of growth, learning, and community spirit for Jackson County 4-H, and their efforts did not go unnoticed.
Inside the Cupboard
Jackson County can indeed be a little extra proud after this past week’s Dixie Softball World Series came to a close.
Team Florida Angels win 7-4 over Hope Mills
Team Florida Angels opened the World Series with a solid 17-5 win over Grant Angels Allstars.
Team Florida Ponytails survive game 3 with a win
Team Florida Ponytails had their work cut out for them when they stepped on the diamond last week to take on North Carolina-Lumberton.
Sister Arnold – Player to coach
Sister Arnold’s name is synonymous with softball and dedication in the panhandle.
Florida 10U slams Grant Allstars
The Florida 10U Angels wasted no time in making a statement Saturday when they took the field against the Grant Angels Allstars
Team Florida Ponytails record second shutout
Team Florida kept it rolling Sunday morning when they took the field against Grant Parish. They handed them a 10-0 shutout and moved to 2-0 in World Series play. The team showed no sign of looking ahead or behind, coming off a 15-0 shutout the previous night and knowing they had a slate of games ahead of them. The pitching duo of Kate Barton and Olivia Speers combined for a perfect game – no hits, walks, errors, or runs, with 11 strikeouts out of 12 possibilities.