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Portrait of Ronterious Green in a suit and green tie, smiling against a light gray background.

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Ethics Commission recommends censure, $1,500 fine for Gadsden County commissioner

Erin HillGadsden County News Service The Florida Commission on Ethics has recommended a public censure and a $1,500 civil penalty for Gadsden County Commissioner Ronterious Green following an investigation into a conflict-of-interest complaint.According to public records, the ethics commission adopted a settlement agreement resolving the matter after finding that Green had a conflicting contractual relationship…

Brett Wellman and the Stone Cold Blues Band performing live outdoors with bass, drums, and acoustic guitar during Quincy Porchfest.

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Porches, music and downtown strolls return for Quincy Porchfest

Erin HillGadsden County News Service Music will once again spill from front porches, storefronts and historic buildings throughout downtown Quincy when the 14th Annual Quincy Porchfest Music Festival returns Saturday, March 21.The free festival, organized by Quincy Main Street, Inc., is scheduled from noon to 6 p.m. and will feature performances from 15 North Florida…

61-year-old Havana man killed in Gadsden County crash

Erin Hill A 61-year-old Havana man died Wednesday afternoon following a single-vehicle crash on County Road 12, according to a Florida Highway Patrol press release.The crash occurred at approximately 4:53 p.m. on March 5 at the intersection of Fairbanks Ferry Road and Frances Drive.According to FHP, the man was driving a pickup truck east on…

Front entrance of a modern Boys & Girls Club building illuminated at dusk with large glass doors and surrounding landscaping.

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Interim county administrator says county will face $7 million budget shortfall if property tax amendment succeeds

FABRIZIO GOWDY Gadsden County News Service Gadsden County would face a $7 million budget shortfall next year if voters approve a proposed constitutional amendment phasing out non-school property taxes. That’s according to Interim County Administrator Reginald James, who shared the news at the March 3 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners. “We’ll need to…

Storefront of Katie’s Cakes & Gifts boutique decorated with balloons, flowers, and window displays advertising gifts and cakes along a downtown sidewalk.

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Havana Yards of the Month recognized for March

Two properties in the Havana area have been recognized as March’s Yard of the Month selections, highlighting both a local business and a residential property noted for their seasonal landscaping.The commercial Yard of the Month award goes to Katie’s Cakes and Gifts, located at 108 E. 7th Ave. The shop is owned by Katie Gainey…

High school basketball game action shot with player attempting a layup while defender contests, packed gym crowd in background, local sports coverage photo.

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Scorpions down Blountstown, advance to Region Final

Leo TorresGadsden County News Service Crossroad Academy advanced to the Region Finals Saturday after beating Blountstown 55-41. Senior Mason Mobley led the team in scoring with 14 points. Senior Jabari Boahen led the team in rebounds with 11, a key stat as Crossroad (18-3) dominated the glass. The team had 35 rebounds compared to 12…

Close-up portrait of an elephant’s face showing textured gray skin, large ears, and gentle eyes against a soft outdoor background.

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Celebrating Tarra: From captivity to catalyst

Suzanne CarrGadsden County News Service This Valentine’s Day marks more than the 52nd birthday of Tarra the elephant. It honors a life that has profoundly reshaped how the world understands elephants, freedom, and compassionate care.Captured from the wild in Asia in 1974 when she was just three months old, Tarra’s life began in captivity. She…

High school basketball players and coaches pose on a gym floor after a game, several holding up hand signs while one player in a white “The Road” jersey holds a wooden plaque; purple bleachers and spectators fill the background.

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Crossroad wins 5th straight district championship

Leo TorresGadsden County News Service Crossroad Academy secured its fifth straight district championship Saturday, defeating Port St. Joe 53-47 in front of the Scorpion home crowd. It was also the sixth win in a row for the Scorpions (17-3), who will host the first round of playoffs next week as a result of its victory….

A two-story green house with a covered front porch, white columns, and a central walkway leading through a neatly maintained lawn under a clear blue sky.

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Green grass and golden blooms brighten Havana

Erin HillGadsden County News SerivceA welcome splash of green and color is brightening Havana thanks to the latest Yard of the Month selections from the Havana Garden Club.The Residential Yard of the Month honors Terry and David Norman, whose home at 104 Magnolia Circle stood out during a time when many lawns across town have…

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Everything you need to know about the April municipal elections

How to vote, how to run, and who’s showed up. FABRIZIO GOWDYCorrespondent With the annual municipal election less than three months away, here is everything you need to know. Gadsden County’s 2026 municipal election falls on April 28. Voters in Havana, Quincy, Chattahoochee, Greensboro, and Gretna will elect representatives to serve on their city and…