The County Record

Randall Moody Sumner, 51, of Tallahassee, passed from this life Friday, November 12, 2010, in Tallahassee. [Full Story »] 

Mrs. Hazel Magdeline Coley Williams, 89, of Sink Creek, FL, passed away on Sunday, November 14, 2010.
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CALHOUN COUNTY
Nov. 8: Dallas Hogans, conspiracy to commit insurance fraud over $20,000, principle to forgery
Nov. 9: Corisha Burkes, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon; Rickie Kincer, suspended sentence violation; Cathy Mazerac, warrant/worthless check
Nov. 11: Clarissa Pouncy, failure to appear; Devante Deveaux, failure to appear; Kevin M. Hill, domestic battery
Nov. 12: Nicholas Kerr, possession of firearm by convicted felon, discharge of firearm in public, poss. of l/t 20 grams marijuana
Nov. 13: James Brackins, domestic battery by strangulation; Adrian Zimmerman, DWLSR, DUI
Nov. 14: Cynthia Burkes, suspended sentence violation [Full Story »] 

The Blountstown Tigers completed a very successful regular season Friday night at Bowles Field with a 28-14 victory over Baker. [Full Story »] 

B.E.S. 4th graders presented a program honoring Veterans on Veteran's Day, Nov 11. [Full Story »] 

After completing a unit on our country's symbols, some of Ms. Loren Crist's kindergarten students at Carr School made an American flag out of Legos. [Full Story »] 

The Town of Altha paid tribute to a true hero Thursday. U.S. Air Force Major Jerry Sellers was remembered with a ceremony and unveiling of a monument in his honor in front of Town Hall. [Full Story »] 

Legal Notice [Full Story »] 

The Tigers were celebrating in Bulldog country Friday night after edging LCHS, 20-19, to capture the district championship title. [Full Story »] 

The Altha Lady Wildcats ended an exciting season in the first round of regional playoffs last week. It was the first time in seven years the Lady Cats have advanced in volleyball beyond district. [Full Story »] 

Lt. Col. Ty Edwards was recently honored by the Woodmen of the World at Blountstown High School. FFA members from Carr School participated in the ceremony and were so moved by Lt. Col. Edwards' courage and service, that they wanted to honor him as well. [Full Story »]