Alford Community Organization Gives Back
The initiative is part of the Alford Community Organization’s (ACO) ongoing efforts to make literature more accessible to the public. Positioned conveniently in front of City Hall, the library box operates on a simple principle: take a book, leave a book, or simply enjoy a new story whenever the mood strikes
Marianna Police Department Receives $30,000
Last year, the Florida Legislature set aside $250 million in the state budget to reimburse local law enforcement agencies for costs tied to immigration enforcement activities, including bonuses for officers participating in federal immigration partnerships.
Two Sneads Pirates Set to Continue Football Careers Together
Players, coaches, family members, and friends filled the Sneads High School auditorium last Friday afternoon to celebrate a milestone moment for two Pirate standouts.
Sneads Elementary Earns Florida School of Excellence Honor
Sneads Elementary has been named a Florida School of Excellence for its outstanding academic performance, a distinction that highlights the hard work of students, teachers, and leaders at the school.
A Love Story in Kindergarten: Mrs. Benton’s Creative Way of Teaching Q and U
For more than 30 years, Malone School kindergarten teacher Mrs. Shelia Benton has been turning everyday lessons into unforgettable experiences
Cottondale A and B Teams Split with Bonifay
It was a tale of two very different games last week when the Cottondale Middle School baseball teams hosted Bonifay.
County Approves Interlocal Agreement with Marianna
The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a modified interlocal agreement with the City of Marianna for fire protection services during its meeting Tuesday night.
Man arrested for theft of an occupied vehicle
On Sunday February 22, 2026, at approximately 4:35 p.m., officers responded to the Big Run Coin Laundry on Lafayette Street in reference to an attempted stolen vehicle.
Meet Your Jackson County #1 Educators
The Jackson County School Board returned a tradition this year that has been missing since the onslaught of Covid in 2019.
Yes, Matilda you can live on a shoestring budget . . .
I can see the raised eyebrows now but they will have two ways to go when you have read all of this – they can be raised higher or lower – totally your option.
Jackson County Teacher of the Year Lindsey Bigale
Lindsey Bigale was recognized last week as the 2026 Jackson County Teacher of the Year during a celebration honoring outstanding educators, rookie teachers and the School Related Employee of the Year.