News - Topics from December, 2009

Fire chief’s photo garners national magazine award

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Thursday, December 31. 2009
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Blountstown Fire Chief Ben Hall recently garnered national attention when one of his photos won third place in a competition and was featured in a photography magazine. [Full Story »] 

Local man is killed in crash

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Thursday, December 31. 2009
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A Fountain man lost his life in a single vehicle crash in Calhoun County last Wednesday night.
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Driver slams into fire chief, trucks, flees

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Thursday, December 31. 2009
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While authorities were working a traffic fatality last Wednesday night, they almost had another tragedy on their hands. [Full Story »] 

Search on for 1st baby of 2010

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Thursday, December 31. 2009
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The search is on for Calhoun County’s Baby New Year 2010! [Full Story »] 

Fire claims Angle Street residence

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Thursday, December 31. 2009
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An Angle Street home was destroyed by fire last Wednesday night but, fortunately, no one was living there. [Full Story »] 

Reason for the Season

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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These little ones outside the home of Silas and Mary Revell in Bristol reminded visitors on the Tour of Homes about the real reason for the season. [Full Story »] 

Woman dies after being hit by vehicle

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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A Blountstown woman lost her life over the weekend after being struck by a vehicle. [Full Story »] 

Sheriff Tatum And Staff Help With K.I.S.S.

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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Sheriff David Tatum and his staff treated participants in the K.I.S.S. (Keeping Independent Seniors Safe) Program to a Christmas banquet Thursday. [Full Story »] 

Luddington Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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A Calhoun County grandmother will be spending the next three years in prison for allegedly abusing her two-year-old grandson. [Full Story »] 

“Christmas for the Children”

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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Santa had lots of helpers when Sheriff David Tatum and his staff hosted the Christmas for the Children event at the 4-H Youth Camp last Tuesday night. [Full Story »] 

After 10 months with Big Bend Wildlife Sanctuary... Rescued black bears are returned home to the wild

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Thursday, December 24. 2009
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Over the summer, The County Record shared the story of two black bears who were rescued back in February during a wildfire along the Aucilla River. A forestry worker found the cubs just five feet in front of his tractor while he was fighting a wildfire. [Full Story »] 

Local Family Loses Home To Fire

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Thursday, December 17. 2009
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The holiday season turned tragic for one local family Saturday night when a fire destroyed their home and possessions. [Full Story »] 

Calhoun-Liberty Hospital Officals Say Thanks

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Thursday, December 17. 2009
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Calhoun-Liberty Hospital officials said “thanks” Monday afternoon with a dedication ceremony in honor of all those who have adopted rooms at the facility. [Full Story »] 

Lights Of Liberty Shine Even In Rain

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Thursday, December 17. 2009
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Despite a very rainy day, organizers and participants pulled out all the stops to present “The Lights of Liberty” Christmas parade Saturday night in Bristol. [Full Story »] 

Owens found guilty

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Thursday, December 17. 2009
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It took a Calhoun County jury about an hour last week to convict a Blountstown man in a drug trial. [Full Story »] 
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