The Jackson County Times Spotlight:
City of Marianna
Marianna News
The Marianna City Commission held a called meeting Wednesday to finalize plans for replacing the contractor originally selected to build the M.E.R.E. Project Facility
Creed Whitworth made it official last week in front of family, friends, and supporters from both Marianna and Sneads.
The Marianna Bulldogs are off to a flawless start, three games into the season and still unbeaten.
The Lady Bulldogs are still searching for their first win of the season, but no one can question their determination.
The Marianna High girls and boys cross-country teams qualified for the regional meet.
The Marianna High Bulldogs boys’ soccer team kicked off their 2025–26 season in strong fashion, earning a 2–0 shutout victory on the road against the Port St. Joe Sharks.
The Marianna High girls’ soccer team fell short, 4-1 in their 2025-26 season opener on the road against the Port St. Joe Sharks.
It wasn’t the season the Bulldogs had hoped for, but it was one that offered lessons, growth, and glimpses of promise for what’s to come.
The Times last reported on this project in August, and there’s been steady progress since then.
The Cottondale Hornets hosted the Marianna K-8 Bullpups last week and faced tough competition in both games.
At 4408 Lafayette Street in downtown Marianna, there’s a little shop that holds a lot of history.
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 Marianna Bulldogs wrapped up a spirited week of homecoming activities Friday night with their matchup against the Taylor County Bulldogs.
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 Marianna High School Hall of Fame Board proudly announces the fifth class of inductees, ten exceptional graduates whose accomplishments reflect the values, spirit, and tradition of Marianna High School.
As another soccer season came to a close at Optimist Park, the fields were filled with cheers, laughter, and the unmistakable energy of young athletes giving their all.
The Marianna Bulldogs volleyball team closed out their season last Thursday night against a tough opponent, the Florida State Seminoles.
Jackson County is set to see major improvements to its roads, bridges, and traffic systems over the next five years.
The Holmes County Blue Devils made their way to Bulldog Stadium Friday night and had their way with the Bulldogs.
Rivertown Community Church was the setting for the sixth annual Ladies First event on October 8.
Fall is definitely in the air, and festivals, pumpkin patches, and other seasonal events are popping up all over Jackson County.
