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Fire destroys historic Apalachicola home
A two-story home in Apalachicola’s historic district burned to the ground Monday night, Kniown as the Wright House, and located at the intersection of 16th street and Avenue B, the... Full story
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Judge keeps open bathtub drowning case
The case against a German grandmother accused of... Full story
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Winnifred Hardesty
Born on Sept. 4, 1912 in Ocala, Winnifred... Full story
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A fresh look at old times
As the Apalachicola and Carrabelle Times nears... Full story
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Grandmother pleads not guilty in drowning death
Prosecutors have lessened the charges against a 71-year-old German woman accused of drowning her 5-year-old grandson in a bathtub on St. George Island on Jan. 4. After initially charging her with first degree murder, which can carry the death... Full story
Pictured at last month' school board meeting are, from left, Dr. Kay Cadwallader, pre-k coordinator; Patty Kulick, pre-k teacher; Marcia Thomas, pre-k paraprofessional; Valerie Miller, pre-k teacher; Vickie Segree, pre-k paraprofessional; Tammy Sasnett, pre-k teacher; Mary Williams, pre-k teacher; Alfred Smith, pre-k paraprofessional; Abbie Shiver, pre-k paraprofessional; Lisa Murray, pre-k paraprofessional; Sara Broker, kindergarten teacher; Ina Margaret Meyer, kindergarten teacher; and Barbara Bloodworth, kindergarten teacher. Not pictured is Patty Dempsey, kindergarten teacher.
County’s kindergarten preparation best in state
Franklin County kindergartners are tops in the state when it comes to entering school with the skills needed to succeed as they embark on their next dozen years in the classroom. According to data released last month by the Florida Department of... Full story
Library youth plan Saturday talent show
Students from the Friends of the Franklin County Public Library TIGERS program are extending an invitation to anyone who would like to participate in a talent show on Saturday, Feb. 6 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Carrabelle City Complex auditorium. If... Full story
Opera singer to delight Ilse Newell fans
Opera singer Maria Ferrante, performing a program entitled “Sea Tides and Time” will be the special guest of the Ilse Newell for the Performing Arts concert, on Sunday, Feb. 7 at 4 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church. Trained in America,... Full story
Taken between March 2 and 4, 1916, this photo of the Mardi Gras carnival in Apalachicola shows the “Minute Men
Dixie Theater readies for Mardi Gras Saturday night
The seventh annual Mardi Gras celebration this Saturday night at the Dixie Theatre is sure to provide some much-needed merriment for these troubling times. And some much needed financial support for the cause of bringing affordable housing... Full story
County collaborates to help ailing seafood workers
Eastpoint’s Robert Baxley is among a growing number of Franklin County oystermen who have stopped feeling the pinch of a bad economy. Now, they’re facing the bite, and government, social service and charitable organizations are stepping... Full story
Nurse Tammy Chiasson, from Houma, LA, cradles a Haitian infant.
Security hampers aid in Haiti
Tight security requirements are interfering with efforts to dispense aid in Haiti according to a returning rescue worker. Vince Bishop is back from Haiti. The logistic chief for the Northwest Florida FloridaOne Disaster Medical Assistance Team was... Full story
A photo of Dr Ray Vaughn Pierce, courtesy of Project Gutenberg) whose laboratory in  Buffalo, NY, produced millions of dollars worth of patent remedies in the late 19th century. As well as the Pleasant Pellets, there were Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets, Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Dr Pierce's Vaginal Tablets, Dr Pierce's Extract of Smart-Weed and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery “ a licorice-flavoured tonic that reportedly contained quinine, opium and alcohol and was advertised as giving men •an appetite like a cow-boy's and the digestion of an ostrich.” Pierce was the original buyer of St. Vincent Island, and turned it into a hunting preserve.
Old Times: Take a look back
Apalachicola is rich in history, and to celebrate it we've created an online gallery of historic photos. Take a trip back through the ages in our "Old Times" gallery.... Full story
Chester Lane
Mr. Chester Nathaniel Lane, son of the late Mr. Herbert and Mrs. Jessie Lane, was born October 25, 1918 in Apalachicola. He is the last of nine children born to this union. He received an early education at Dunbar High School, in Apalachicola.... Full story
Leonard Martin
Pastor arrested in bogus billing scheme
An Apalachicola pastor and former sheriff’s deputy was arrested Monday on 43 grand theft charges related to an alleged bogus billing scheme during construction of the consolidated school. Leonard Martin, 48, turned himself in to the Franklin... Full story
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