The players, parents and coaching staff of the Panhandle Heat 10U softball team visited Studio B, the production facility on the campus of Florida Panhandle Technical College in Chipley, Florida on Thursday, March 28, 2024, as seen in Part 2 of these images captured by FPTC Photography students.   Florida Panhandle Technical College continues to… Read More »

Orange Village, Ohio Mayor Judson Kline couldn’t wait to witness history. His city was in the path of Monday’s total solar eclipse, and he wanted to make sure everyone got a chance to see it. The city distributed 1,500 eclipse glasses for its residents. It was supposed to be a kind gesture, but somehow it… Read More »

The Biden administration finalized energy efficiency regulations targeting common everyday lightbulbs late Friday, as part of its sweeping climate agenda. The Department of Energy announced the new standards for general service lamps, which include the most common types of residential and commercial lightbulbs. The agency said the regulations will slash greenhouse gas pollution, ultimately cutting 70 million… Read More »

In a bold move that echoes through the heart of America’s ongoing debate over gun control, the Biden Administration is setting the stage for a transformative shift in the landscape of firearm sales. By proposing a rule aimed at expanding background checks, this initiative seeks to close loopholes that have long allowed guns to change… Read More »

The players, parents and coaching staff of the Panhandle Heat 10U softball team visited Studio B, the production facility on the campus of Florida Panhandle Technical College in Chipley, Florida on Thursday, March 28, 2024, as seen in Part 1 of these images captured by FPTC Photography students.   Florida Panhandle Technical College continues to… Read More »

In February 2014, The Goulding Agency in Chipley, Florida was contracted by Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit Court to document the questionable health conditions in the old Washington County, Florida Courthouse. Multiple health-threatening conditions were subsequently found, including various molds, lead paints, water intrusion and decay, and unsafe air quality, and, following investigation, the building was… Read More »

There may be no universal understanding of creativity. The concept is open to interpretation from artistic expression to problem-solving in the context of economic, social and sustainable development. Therefore, the United Nations designated 21 April as World Creativity and Innovation Day to raise the awareness of the role of creativity and innovation in all aspects… Read More »

The City of Chipley Public Works Department will be closing Iona Street from Forrest Avenue to South Blvd. on Monday, April 15th @ 7:00 a.m. for tree removal.  We will update once road is opened to thru traffic. Residents that live on Iona Street will need to enter and exit via Forrest Avenue. Any questions, call Chipley… Read More »

The Vernon, Florida City Council will meet in their Monthly Meeting on Monday, April 15, 2024 at Vernon City Hall, as seen in the agenda (below). Meeting 04.15.2024docx

In 1974, Rogers Insurance Agency began as a dream by Gerald ‘PeeWee’ Rogers. Standing the test of time and perpetuating 3 generations, for 50 years they have served Chipley and the Surrounding communities with their insurance needs. “Serving you is their most important product” every time you call on them. Join Ricky, Donna, and Craig… Read More »

In his first appearance before the U.S. House after he was impeached by Republicans in February, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitted under oath Wednesday there is a crisis at the border. Mayorkas on Wednesday testified before the House Appropriations Committee’s Subcommittee on Homeland Security to answer questions related to DHS’s proposed fiscal… Read More »

The Lost Mummy Escape Room hosted by the Chipley Branch of the Washington County Public Library. As an explorer, you’ve always dreamed of adventuring through Egypt. It’s where Howard Carter discovered the remains of the ancient pharaoh Tutankhamun.  But did Carter have a secret?  Something he never told anyone?  Are the rumors of a hidden… Read More »

Each year, National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day on April 12th recognizes one of the top comfort foods in the United States. Why wouldn’t it be when we’re talking about bread grilled to perfection, and warm, gooey, melted cheese.  According to food historians, many cultures around the world have enjoyed cooked bread and cheese since ancient… Read More »

On Wednesday, April 10, 2024, around 10:30 p.m., Jackson County Sheriff’s Office deputies received information on the location of Charles Leon Carter, who had several felony warrants out of Jackson County. Several deputies arrived at the location in Compass Lake and saw Carter in a truck behind the residence. When Carter saw deputies, he immediately… Read More »

National Barbershop Quartet Day commemorates the birth of the organized barbershop movement on April 11, 1938, when 26 men gathered together at the invitation of Rupert Hall , the “Royal Keeper of the Minor Keys,” and O.C. Cash, “Third Assistant Temporary Vice Chairman” for a songfest. Subsequent gatherings snowballed, leading to the founding of the Society for… Read More »