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Jackson County Predators host 2024 Karlos…
Williams played professionally in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers. Last Saturday was filled with summer events… 0
Florida First District Court of Appeal…
Four appellate judges from the Florida First District Court of Appeal visited Gadsden County on Wednesday, June 26 to hear…
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Gadsden County School District to unveil…
The Gadsden County School District is inviting the community to the unveiling of the Robert Lee Jackson Memorial Field on…
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Big Bend Rodeo brings in record crowd
Over the course of two days, the Sixth Annual Big Bend Rodeo was presented in western Quincy by the Gadsden Horseman’s Association. This event was planned in partnership with the Professional Cowboy’s Association, with cooperation from Gadsden County and member agents of the Family and Consumer Sciences FAMU/UF Agricultural Office. The rodeo was held behind…
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Pirates prove Adversity will not stop a good battle
Last Friday night the Sneads varsity football team was tested with multiple challenges but more than proved they could withstand what was being thrown their way with powerful perseverance.“I am extremely proud of the young and the restless for how they battled,” stated Sneads Head Coach Bill Thomas. He dubbed this year’s fresh team with…
Badcock Home Furniture & More stores are closing
On what appeared to be another normal work day, local Badcock owner Kim Maphis was handling a delivery near the coast in Carrabelle when an email notification caught her attention.The July 23 email stated details about a 4p.m. conference call, requiring Maphis to attend.Maphis, who owns all three Badcock stores in Gadsden County, said there…
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Meet Gadsden County’s new supervisor of elections
Gadsden County will soon have a new supervisor of elections. Kenya Ponder Williams will be sworn in on Jan. 7, 2025, after running for the office unopposed. A Quincy native, Williams graduated from James A. Shanks High School in 1990. Her background in the elections field began 17 years ago. “I was hired in August…
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Havana seniors and local leaders focus on protecting youth at monthly day out
On the fourth Friday of every month, the Havana Community Development Corporation hosts its Senior’s 55 plus Day Out program.In July, Gadsden County Commissioner Ronterious T. Green gave a warm introduction of the guest speaker, Dr. Judy Mandrell, who is also his Godmother.Green, reading some parts of Mandrell’s lengthy bio while reminiscing about taking trips…
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Legals – Chattahoochee – 7/4/2024
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, TLOA of Florida LLC, the holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as…
Florida First District Court of Appeal judges visit Gadsden County
Four appellate judges from the Florida First District Court of Appeal visited Gadsden County on Wednesday, June 26 to hear two cases.That afternoon a panel of three judges–Judge M. Kemmerly Thomas, Judge Adam Tanenbaum, and Judge Rachel Nordby–heard two cases. One was a criminal case, and the other a civil lawsuit case.The cases were heard…
Firefighters warn residents of fireworks use
As the Fourth of July celebrations approach, the Mount Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department is reminding residents about the risk of serious injury associated with fireworks use. The department said every year, preventable accidents occur, resulting in burn injuries, property damage, and even loss of life. According to a report by the Consumer Products Safety Commission,…
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The show must go on: Quincy Music Theatre presents Aladdin Jr.
Last weekend, Quincy Music Theatre presented Aladdin Jr. This performance consisted of several young, local actors led by experienced crew members into the creation of a shorter and concise performance over a smaller length of time. Many youths eager to participate in the thespian world gave knock-out performances. The plot concerned itself with the comeuppance…
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‘Amnesty Day’ brings more than 60 people back to court
Dozens of people left the Gadsden County Courthouse with smiles on their faces Saturday.More than sixty people appeared before Judge Kathy Garner that day as she lifted warrants, waived speeding fines and court costs for misdemeanors criminal and misdemeanor traffic offenses.Freddie Watson breathed a sigh of relief as he walked out of the courthouse Saturday…