Jana Barfield ratified as administrator of FDOH in Jackson County
County Administrator Jim Dean presented the request and introduced Becky Keyes, chief of Medical Health Services, to speak on Barfield’s qualifications.
Master Gardeners Draw Crowds for Spring Plant Sale
The Jackson County Master Gardeners kicked off the spring season with their annual plant sale on Saturday, March 21, drawing a strong turnout from local gardening enthusiasts.
County Commission Approves Industrial Park Land Sale to CleanHealth
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners approved the sale of five acres in Endeavor Industrial Park to support a new economic development project tied to the healthcare industry.
Residents Raise Concerns Over Narrow, Unsafe Roads at County Meeting
At Tuesday night’s Jackson County Commission meeting, several residents spoke during the public comment period about ongoing concerns with road conditions in rural parts of the county.
Bulldogs Claim Bragging Rights with Win Over Hornets
Marianna and Cottondale split a tight intra-county series, with the Bulldogs needing extra innings to secure a 5-4 road win after cruising 14-1 in the first meeting.
MOVING ON
"When he had finished speaking, he knelt down with them all and prayed. There was much weeping among them all; they embraced Paul and kissed him, grieving especially because of what he had said, that they would not see him again. Then they brought him to the ship." Acts 20:36-38.
New Farm Bill Puts Panhandle Agriculture Front and Center
Governor Ron DeSantis has signed Senate Bill 290, known as the Florida Farm Bill, a sweeping piece of legislation that could have direct implications for agricultural communities across the Panhandle, including Jackson County, where farming remains a major economic driver.
Malone Softball Run-Ruled Jefferson County
Malone powered past Jefferson County 18-8 on Friday behind a balanced offensive attack and a strong outing in the circle from Arielle Dickens.
School Board Receives $6,400 from United Way and Tyndall Federal Credit Union
The Jackson County School Board received a welcome boost during last week’s board meeting when representatives from United Way of Northwest Florida presented a donation totaling $6,400 to support local students.