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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody launches investigation into college playoff committee – College Playoff Executive Director responds to Senator Rick Scott with a disrespectful jab at FSU.

A nation of college football fans watched as the Florida State Seminoles played a phenomenal undefeated season despite facing brutally difficult challenges. The team fought against every obstacle thrown at them including losing their starter Quarterback Jordan Travis due to a serious injury causing him to be sidelined for the rest of the season. The…

Grace Notes – On being remembered

A few weeks ago I interviewed the executive director at the Sanctuary Mission, a place where broken lives are restored. For some, it’s a place of last resort. Many come from weeks or months of living on the street. Most suffer from various addictions. The director, Joe, went there years ago for restoration. I wrote…

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The Chattahoochee News-Herald – Legals – 12/21

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No.: 2012-DR-646 Division: FAMILY SAMANTHA PORCHE Petitioner, and JAMES MIGNERON, JR., Respondent, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JAMES E. MIGNERON, JR., 2721 Idaho Avenue, Granite City, IL 62040 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an…

Lawmakers start weighing – DeSantis’ budget plan

Describing Gov. Ron DeSantis’ proposed 2024-2025 budget as “very responsible,” House and Senate Republican budget chiefs on Tuesday brushed aside concerns about the $114.4 billion spending plan. Democrats have said they hoped to see more in the proposal to address issues such as stemming rising housing and insurance costs and making improvements at the Florida…

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Land of the Gingerbread – The City of Quincy hosts its annual Christmas parade.

Festive colors, holiday music, and even snow set the tone and made it feel a lot like Christmas on Friday, Dec. 8, as the City of Quincy held its annual Christmas parade. The parade was originally set for Dec. 1, but was postponed due to inclement weather. Last Friday, crowds lined the street along the…

An early holiday gift – lower gas prices

After a one-day dalliance with a rising price, the national average for a gallon of gas resumed its steady retreat, shedding four cents since last week to $3.20. AAA says the main reason is a lower cost for oil, which is struggling to stay above $70 per barrel. The falling price comes just a week…

State continues tapping National Guard for prisons

A little more than a year after calling on the National Guard to assist the state Department of Corrections, Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration is proposing to assign another 100 guard members to Florida prisons and buy dozens of now-leased trailers to house them and family members. The corrections agency for years has grappled with staffing…

She was a shining light in a community that – now grieving the loss of her earthly presence

With the holidays fast approaching sometimes we are forced to celebrate without special loved ones we wish were here. The Sneads community is suffering the loss and in deep mourning over the loss of Mrs. Paula McClamma. For over 30 years she was part of the Sneads High School Pirate family and served as an…

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Jag lose at John Paul II Catholic

On Thursday, Dec. 6 the Gadsden County High junior varsity (JV) and varsity boys basketball teams played at John Paul II Catholic School. In the first game, the Jaguar JV team took an early 3 point lead to end the first quarter 9-6. John Paul II’s JV then had a surging 14 point 2 nd…

Sneads basketball streak six consecutive wins – The team is dedicated and with hope to keep an undefeated record this season.

Head Basketball Coach Tyler Wilson and his varsity Pirates team are on a 6-game winning streak that is heating up the hoops with ballin’ scores. Last Friday night the Sneads boys team traveled to Cottondale and conquered the Hornets 54-50 bringing home a great win. On Dec. 7 they traveled to Graceville bringing home another…