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Exterior view of the historic Leaf Theatre in Quincy, Florida, showing the white theater building with a vertical marquee sign along a downtown street
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Quincy Music Theatre receives grant to support Leaf Theatre preservation efforts

Erin HillGadsden County News Service  Quincy Music Theatre has received a $6,000 grant from Talquin Electric Cooperative and CoBank through the Sharing Success Program to support preservation efforts at the historic Leaf Theatre. According to a press release, the funding will support Quincy Music Theatre’s Heritage Night preservation initiative and help advance plans to restore…

Two performers on stage share a close moment during 'Beautiful', illuminated by purple lighting.
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Quincy Music Theatre closes season with ‘Beautiful’

Ruben UribeGadsden County News Service Gadsden County’s own Quincy Music Theatre presented Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at The Leaf during the past two weeks, marking the fourth and final show of the theater’s 41st season. The production marked a milestone for the area. It was the regional premiere of Beautiful, meaning it was the…

A group photo from the Pretty Hats & Bow Ties event at Bear Creek Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. A group of Black congregants, primarily women wearing elegant, colorful dresses and elaborate, wide-brimmed church hats or fascinators, pose together at the front of the sanctuary. Two men wearing bow ties stand in the background, and large green ferns frame the group in the foreground under a glowing crystal chandelier
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Pretty Hats & Bow Ties event blends faith and Fashion

Regina DukesGadsden County News Service Bear Creek Bethel Missionary Baptist Church hosted its biannual Pretty Hats & Bow Ties FUN-raiser on Saturday, April 25, bringing together community members for an afternoon of fellowship, fashion, and fundraising to support a future fellowship hall expansion.Attendees arrived in vibrant hats and stylish bow ties, turning the sanctuary into…

Man in a blue tracksuit standing in handcuffs next to a Gadsden County Sheriff’s patrol vehicle while a deputy stands nearby.
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Greensboro Elementary School gym teacher arrested after physical altercation with 9-year-old student

FABRIZIO GOWDYGadsden County News Service A Greensboro Elementary School gym teacher is facing a child abuse charge after security camera footage allegedly showed him dragging a nine-year-old boystudent across the cafeteria floor. Edward Wayne Lee II, 54, was arrested by the Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office and charged with abuse of a child without great bodily…

Colorful Autism Acceptance Month graphic featuring a blue awareness ribbon intertwined with multicolored puzzle pieces.
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He Stims

by Tammy Dasher She sits on the edge of her seat, across the table from me, white knuckling her purse straps. The scene was familiar—long years of sitting across a table from pre-k teachers with worried frowns, or from special educators at endless IEP meetings, or maybe the middle school principal when the bullying was…

Large crowd gathered around a tent labeled Gadsden County, with people collecting items and pushing carts during a community distribution event.
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Hundreds attend Gadsden County’s annual hurricane prep event

Leo TorresGadsden County News Service Gadsden County Emergency Management partnered with the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners on Saturday for the 7th annual Hurricane Preparedness Health and Safety Fair, held at United Natural Foods, Inc. in Quincy.LaShun Mitchell, a grant coordinator for the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners, said the fair offered batteries, blankets, household…

Group of students standing on a stage holding certificates, posing with adults and organizers in front of a backdrop and green balloon decorations at a graduation or recognition ceremony.
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Gadsden County Students Boost Financial Skills Through ‘Money Moves’ Program

Special to The Herald Middle and high school students in Gadsden County recently finished an intensive nine-week program designed to build career skills and financial literacy. The Money Moves program, established by the Big Bend Minority Chamber of Commerce, offered in-person instruction and hands-on activities to help participants set financial goals, manage money, and explore…

Man identified as cigar roller Lois Gonzalez shaping tobacco leaves on a rolling table, with stacks of dried tobacco and finished cigars arranged around him.
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Havana’s Cigar Days Event Set for April 25

Special to The Herald The Havana History and Heritage Society will host its annual Cigar Days event on Saturday, April 25, celebrating the area’s rich history as the shade tobacco capital of the world. The event will take place at the Shade Tobacco Museum in downtown Havana, which is located in the Planters Exchange Complex,…

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