It’s been nearly 50 years since the Graceville Civic Center was just a dream, a project to bring a central location for the citizens of Graceville to host events at all levels. It wasn’t built without some controversy with many worried it would deteriorate for lack of use, but a half century later, it’s proved that the commissioners made the right decision. The members present at the November 1977 meeting were Henry Ezell, E. J. Cooper, and Jerry Gardner. Present at the June meeting in 1977 were Henry Ezell, Alyce Boyd, Buddy Williams, and Jerry Gardner.

Tucked away in the northwest corner of Jackson County, Sneads, Florida has earned its place among the South’s most scenic small towns. Known for its peaceful charm and natural splendor, Sneads offers a refreshing escape for visitors and locals alike.

Welcome to Kids Corner — a joyful snapshot of life through the eyes of Jackson County’s youngest residents!

The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners proudly recognized Breanna Booker as the Employee of the Month for July 2025 during their recent meeting.

The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners honored Timothy Perry for a decade of dedicated service Tuesday at their regularly scheduled county commission meeting.

After four years of dedicated service to the citizens of Jackson County, Brigitte Rehberg said goodbye to her role as business manager with the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday, July 8.

The City of Marianna prides itself in recognizing exceptional work from their employees. T

Marianna welcomed a new business recently as Take 5 Oil Change officially opened its doors, bringing a fast, friendly option for vehicle maintenance to local residents.

The Marianna City Commission had some pleasant business to attend to when they met for their monthly meeting.

As summer temperatures soar across the Sunshine State, Florida Power & Light is urging customers to take small but impactful steps to reduce their energy bills, especially when it comes to one of Florida’s most essential comforts: air conditioning.

Friday night, the Alford Community Organization hosted their first Beach Blanket Bingo night.

On Saturday, June 14, the banks and waters of the Chipola River near Spring Creek echoed with laughter, the hum of boat motors, and the shared purpose of nearly 40 volunteers determined to give back to a river they love.

On a beautiful Saturday, the Marianna City Farmers Market added some extra flair to their regular Farmer”s Market. The organization hosted their annual Melons in the Park event. Many local organizations and businesses set up under the Madison Park pavilion to share their items with the community.