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Cirque Du Luxe comes to Quincy

Fabrizio GowdyGadsden County News Service For those driving past the William M. Inman Agricultural Center on U.S. 90 this past weekend, the black and yellow big top was likely hard to miss.The setup belonged to Cirque Du Lux, a small circus company that has been traveling the South. Cirque Du Luxe’s performances are family-friendly but…

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Phirst Phamily back-to-school giveaway brings joy and resources to hundreds in Chattahoochee

Kalinda Pyles Gadsden County News Service The spirit of unity, service, and community empowerment was on full display this past Saturday as the Phirst Phamily Back-to-School Giveaway brought smiles, support, and essential resources to hundreds of families in Chattahoochee. Hosted by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Tau Theta Omega Chapter under the leadership of President…

A uniformed sheriff presents a plaque to a young boy dressed in a sheriff’s uniform during a ceremony, standing together in a covered outdoor space.
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 ‘DJ Day’ proclaimed in Gadsden County for 13-Year-old honorary deputy

The teen is traveling nationwide to be sworn in by as many law enforcement agencies as he can, while bringing awareness to pediatric cancer. Kierra ReedGadsden County News ServiceThe Gadsden County Board of County Commissioners has officially proclaimed July 29, 2025, as “Honorary Gadsden County Sheriff Deputy Devarjaye ‘DJ’ Daniel Day.”The proclamation ceremony took place…

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Gadsden County commissioners decline to go line-by-line at budget workshop

Fabrizio GowdyGadsden County News Service Facing potential budget shortfalls and cuts, the Gadsden County commission convened for a budget workshop Friday morning. Commissioners ultimately turned over the responsibility of going through the budget line by line to the county administrators. The meeting began by addressing the potential for unfunded mandates, with Administrative Assistant Pheshe Bennet warning…

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Elephant Refuge North America launches private immersion program for donors

Erin HillGadsden County News Service Elephant Refuge North America (ERNA), a project of Elephant Aid International (EAI), has announced a new opportunity for donors to support elephant welfare through an immersive, behind-the-scenes experience at its facility.The Private Immersion Experience (PIE) is available to individuals who contribute $10,000 or more to the campaign. The experience includes…

Illustration of a stack of books with the title "Back to School" above. Book spines read: “Juggling Act – Tips for student athletes to manage studies and sports,” “In Focus – What can be done to help students with ADHD,” and “Food for Thought – Nutritious school lunch ideas for kids.”
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Kickstart Parenting

School Routines: Avoid the Pain!  Brad Fantle Parents often celebrate the idea of their kids going back to school, but in the thick of getting back into a routine, drama can ensue making what could be a fun and exciting time turn stressful. With a little preparation and pre-framing, the adjustment of going back to…

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37th Art in Gadsden winners announced

Gadsden Arts celebrates award-winning artists from across the region. Grace RobinsonGadsden County News ServiceGadsden Arts welcomed more than 300 patrons for the opening reception and awards ceremony of the 37th Art in Gadsden Juried Exhibition.The event, held on Friday, Aug. 1, was presented by Thomas Howell Ferguson, P.A., represented by longtime colleague Debie Leonard.A popular…

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Gadsden County High sanctioned by FHSAA over player eligibility violations

Erin HillGadsden County News Service Gadsden County High School’s football program has been banned from the upcoming FHSAA State Series, fined a total of $21,500, and placed on restrictive probation after an investigation found multiple eligibility and registration violations. The Florida High School Athletic Association has sanctioned Gadsden County High School and its head football…

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