News - Topics from November, 2009

Ryals Requests Funding From Governor Crist

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Wednesday, November 25. 2009
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Calhoun County School Board Member Danny Ryals (district 1) had a chance to personally deliver a request for funding on the new Blountstown High School to Governor Charlie Crist. [Full Story »] 

Ministry Center Holds Grand Opening

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Wednesday, November 25. 2009
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The Calhoun-Liberty Ministry Center, located on Hwy 20, had its grand opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, November 21. Many churches and businesses from both counties have partnered together to make the Ministry Center possible. The mission of the Center is working together in the name of Jesus to minister to the physical and spiritual needs of the people in Calhoun and Liberty Counties. [Full Story »] 

Annual Antique Tool Show And Sale Draws People To Area

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Wednesday, November 25. 2009
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Folks came from near and far to attend the Annual Antique Tool Show & Sale at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement Saturday. [Full Story »] 

Did City manager allow teen to drive his city vehicle?

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Wednesday, November 25. 2009
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The State Attorney’s Office is investigating after a teen was reportedly pulled over driving the Blountstown City Manager’s work vehicle. [Full Story »] 

Pvt. Pitts Receives Purple Heart

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Monday, November 23. 2009
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After over 50 years since fighting in the Korean War, Pvt. R.E. Pitts - known as R.L. since he was a kid - stood before the Blountstown High School student body last Wednesday and accepted an award that was long overdue. [Full Story »] 

BPD Arrest Liberty County Man

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Monday, November 23. 2009
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The keen eye of an off duty officer led to the arrest of a Liberty County man last Wednesday.

Avonce Brye, 30, of Bristol, has been charged with possession of cocaine and less than 20 grams of marijuana. [Full Story »] 

Sourbeck Charged With Grand Theft

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Monday, November 23. 2009
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An Altha man arrested in connection with a Bay County murder last year is now facing charges in Calhoun County.

Joshua Sourbeck, 21, has been charged with grand theft of a firearm and burglary while armed. [Full Story »] 

Torreya Garden Club Hosts "Breakfast In The Gazebo"

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Thursday, November 12. 2009
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It was perfect weather Saturday morning for the Torreya Garden Club’s “Breakfast in the Gazebo Park”. [Full Story »] 

H1N1 claims Altha man

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Thursday, November 12. 2009
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Saturday morning at the market

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Thursday, November 12. 2009
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It was another beautiful morning at the River Valley Marketplace Saturday where vendors turned out with everything from fresh greens, homebaked bread, pulled pork, and ice cold dairy products. [Full Story »] 

Blountstown Teacher Facing Charges After Crash

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Thursday, November 12. 2009
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A longtime teacher at Blountstown schools is facing several charges following a single vehicle crash Saturday night. [Full Story »] 

Hundreds Attend Kinard Carnival

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Wednesday, November 4. 2009
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The Kinard Carnival was definitely the place to be Saturday night as hundreds of little ghosts and goblins converged at the community center for the annual celebration. [Full Story »] 

Fire claims family’s home

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Wednesday, November 4. 2009
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A couple and their three children lost their home in a fire Monday morning. [Full Story »] 

McCrone elected to state board

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Wednesday, November 4. 2009
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Blountstown farmer Henry McCrone was elected to the state board of directors of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation at the organization’s annual meeting Oct. 28-30 at Daytona Beach. [Full Story »] 

THE BIG RIVER PARK VISION

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Wednesday, November 4. 2009
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Dr. Matt Powers (left) and one of his graduate students with the FAMU Masters of Landscape Architecture program are shown above Friday sharing some of their ideas for a class project dubbed “Big River Park” with Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Kristy Halley Terry, and Elam Stoltzfus, Chamber President. [Full Story »] 
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